High School Football Awards
2018 All-VYPE Football Teams, MVP, Offensive & Defensive Players of the Year
Jan 23, 2019, 7:44 pm
Northshore was heavily present in the 2018 Awards Via Vype
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Coach of the Year - Jon Kay, North Shore
Honorable Mention Coach of the Year
Brad Butler, Shadow Creek James Williams, Fort Bend Marshall Todd McVey, Katy Tompkins David Snokhaus, Jersey Village Brady Pennington, New Caney Matt Meekins, Westfield
MVP - Dematrius Davis, North Shore
Offensive Player of the Year - Kenyon Green, Atascocita
Defensive Player of the Year - Tony Bradford, North Shore
Newcomer of the Year - Jamarian George, Shadow Creek
1st Team All-VYPE
QUARTERBACK
JD Head, Pearland; John Matocha, Magnolia West
DUAL-THREAT QUARTERBACK
Malik Hornsby, Fort Bend Marshall; Raymond Richardson, Jersey Village
RUNNING BACKS
Zach Evans, North Shore; Deondrick Glass, Katy
WIDE RECEIVERS
Shadrach Banks, North Shore; Jordan Patrick, Katy; Parker Washington, FB Travis
TIGHT END
Jalen Wydermyer, Dickinson
ATHLETE
Devon Achane, Fort Bend Marshall; Tyson Thompson, Klein
OFFENSIVE LINE
Cole Birmingham, Katy; Damieon George, North Shore; Isaiah Hookfin, Dulles; Tyler Johnson, Oak Ridge; James Taylor, North Shore
KICKER
Fabrizio Pinton, The Woodlands
DEFENSIVE LINE
Alec Bryant, Shadow Creek; Braedon Mowry, Katy Taylor; Jordan Revels, North Shore; Marcus Stripling, Mayde Creek; T'Vondre Sweat, Huntsville
LINEBACKER
David Gbenda, Cinco Ranch; Tyrique Matthews, Eisenhower; Warren Shankle, Shadow Creek; Josh White, Cy Creek
SECONDARY
Keeyon Stewart, North Shore; Erick Young, Fort Bend Bush; Austin Winfield, The Woodlands; Xavion Alford, Shadow Creek
PUNTERS
Max Gonzalez, Oak Ridge; Ty Warwick, New Caney
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How Astros just put league on notice with dominant pitching, clutch hitting
Jun 26, 2025, 7:08 pm
Cam Smith hit an RBI single in the eighth inning to give the Houston Astros a 2-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday.
CAM SMITH COMES THROUGH! #BuiltForThis pic.twitter.com/Y6dtPpXF9J
— Houston Astros (@astros) June 26, 2025
The rookie's second hit of the game came off Orion Kerkering (5-3) and gave the Astros their fourth straight win.
Brandon Marsh tied the game on a sacrifice fly in the top of the inning to end the Phillies' 26-inning scoreless streak.
The Astros took a 1-0 lead on Yainer Diaz’s RBI single in the second inning. They only managed three more hits off Phillies starter Christopher Sanchez, who struck out 11 with zero walks over six innings. Sanchez has not issued a walk in three straight starts.
Hunter Brown lowered his league best ERA to 1.74 by scattering three singles over seven shutout innings, with nine strikeouts. He did not allow a runner to reach second base.
FULL THROTTLE.
Hunter Brown now leads the MLB in lowest ERA (1.74). #BuiltForFuel pic.twitter.com/nkwT2MpgJQ
— Houston Astros (@astros) June 26, 2025
Bryan Abreu (3-3) struck out Trea Turner to end the eighth, and then struck out Kyle Schwarber, Alec Bohm, and Nick Castellanos in the ninth.
Abreu joined Julia Morales after the game and talked about his impressive performance!
🧹🧹🧹
After the @Astros completed their sweep of the Phillies, @JuliaMorales visited with Bryan Abreu!#BuiltForThis pic.twitter.com/UeOOSNDKwW
— Space City Home Network (@SpaceCityHN) June 26, 2025
Rafael Marchán had two of the Phillies' four hits. Bryson Stott reached base twice and scored the Phillies' lone run.
Key moment
Smith’s RBI.
Key stat
Brown’s 1.74 ERA is the fourth best in Astros history through 16 starts and the best since Justin Verlander posted a 1.60 ERA through 16 starts in 2018.
Up next
The Astros open a three-game series against the Cubs on Friday with LHP Brandon Walter (0-1 3.80 ERA) on the mound.
The Phillies open a three-game series at the Braves on Friday with RHP Mick Abel (2-1 3.47 ERA) against Atlanta RHP Bryce Elder (2-4 4.77).