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Houston girls’ hoops prepping for playoffs; Top 10 rankings

Houston girls’ hoops prepping for playoffs; Top 10 rankings
Dekaney beginning to peak. Vype

Originally appeared on Vype.com

With a few weeks remaining in the girls’ basketball regular season, Houston’s power brokers are clawing and scratching for the district crown.

So many teams throughout Hoopston have legit shots at reaching the coveted state tourney. Some are the regulars, but there are newcomers lurking.

Barbers Hill has the top player in the country in Charli Collier, but the Truong twins at Jersey Village are playing at a high level and so are the Falcons. They will have to knock off the defending regional champs in Cypress Ranch just to win their district.

Navasota in Class 4A is having a huge season at 20-0, while Queen Egbo is driving her FB Travis Tigers to a District 20-6A title. Clear Springs is starting to peak, while Cy Creek is one of the hot young teams in the city.

The NEXT 10 INCLUDE Madison, Manvel, Ridge Point, Katy, Ball, Summer Creek, Oak Ridge, Klein Oak, Atascocita and Klein.

TOP 10 GIRLS BASKETBALL REGULAR SEASON RANKINGS

Week of January 4th

Rank

Team (Record)

Comment
1Barbers HillMore Than Just Charli Collier
2Jersey VillageTwins are Making it Look Easy
3Cypress RanchState Experience Will Pay Off
4NavasotaUndefeated in Class 4A
5TravisThe Queens of Fort Bend
6Clear SpringsPeaking at Right Time
7HightowerTough, Balanced Squad
8Cypress CreekWill be Telling Few Weeks
9DekaneyPower in the North
10WheatleyStill Battling in HISD

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Fred VanVleet agrees to new contract with Houston. Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images.

For the Houston Rockets, it's already been an exciting offseason, with the team trading for NBA superstar Kevin Durant earlier this week. The Rockets also inked extensions with big man Steven Adams and head coach Ime Udoka in recent weeks.

Apparently the action isn't slowing down as the Rockets have reportedly agreed to a contract extension with guard Fred VanVleet.

Senior ESPN NBA analyst Sham Charania is reporting that VanVleet intends to sign a 2-year, $50 million contract with Houston.

Charania is also reporting that VanVleet has a player option for the 2026-2027 season.

In 60 games, VanVleet averaged just over 14 points and 5.6 assists per game last season.

Per NBC Sports' Kurt Helin:

This is a team-friendly deal for the Rockets that gets them below the luxury tax line, helping them avoid the repeater tax. It also opens up the full $14.1 million mid-level exception to add more talent to the roster. For VanVleet, it's more total money and an extra year of security.

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