High School Football in Houston 2025: Standout Players, District Previews, and Team Prospects
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High School Football in Houston 2025: Standout Players, District Previews, and Team Prospects
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### Standout Players
Houston is brimming with talented high school football players who are set to make a significant impact this season. One of the top prospects is Austin Carlisle from Ridge Point High School in Missouri City. Carlisle, a quarterback, stands at 5-10.5 and weighs 185 pounds, boasting an impressive 88 rating on 247 Sports[1].
Another player to keep an eye on is Richmond Ugochukwu from Berkner High School in Richardson. Ugochukwu, also a quarterback, measures 6-0.5 and weighs 205 pounds, making him a formidable force on the field[1].
### District Previews
District 10-5A Division One is expected to be highly competitive. Teams like those in this district are often the ones to watch for deep playoff runs. The preview highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each team, predicting which ones might make it to the state semi-finals and which are in a year of transition[3].
### Team Prospects
Tide Haven and East Bernard are being touted as regional contenders. Despite a rebuilding year, Tide Haven made it to the state semi-finals last season and are predicted to be even stronger this year, possibly ranking as high as number two in the state preseason poll[5].
Van Vleck, another team to watch, had a surprising run last year, reaching the third round of the playoffs before losing to Tide Haven. Although they lost their standout running back Corey Austin, they return strong in other positions, making them an interesting team to follow[5].
### Coaching and Predictions
Ward and Matt Stepp from Dave Campbell's Texas HS Football have provided a comprehensive district breakdown, analyzing coaching movements and key players. They predict which teams have the potential to be state championship contenders and which might face a year of rebuilding[5].
### Rankings
MaxPreps has released its rankings for every high school football team in the nation, giving fans a clear picture of where their teams stand heading into the season. This will be crucial in tracking the progress of Houston's top teams throughout the year[4].
With talented players, strong team prospects, and insightful previews, the 2025 high school football season in Houston promises to be thrilling. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just starting to follow, this season is one you won't want to miss.