Houston's 2027 recruiting class continues to have great performances under the Friday night lights. With half of the season over, teams will now look to clinch playoff spots. Coogs 365 has the latest on how the future Cougars performed.
Barbers Hill 73, Clear Lake 30
The Eagles improved to 7-1 after routing Clear Lake. Raiden Cook continued his senior campaign with 11 tackles, two sacks, seven tackles for loss, and two quarterback hurries for the Eagles’ defense.
Newton 70, Warren 8
KJ Porter continued his dominant senior season as the Eagles rolled past Warren. Porter had seven carries for 132 yards with three touchdowns for Newton. Porter averaged 18.9 per carry against Warren. Porter had one tackle for Newton.
Cypress Ranch 37, Waller 3
Mustangs quarterback Braden Baker was 13 of 18 throwing for 183 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions in the win over Waller. Baker had a quarterback rating of 104.6 and a 72% completion percentage. Baker used his legs and had four carries for 33 yards for the Mustangs.
Pearland 70, Sam Rayburn 0
The Oilers remain undefeated this season after shutting out the Texans. Pearland linebacker Kamryn Harris six tackles, two sacks, a fumble recovery and two tackles for loss.
Atascocita 27, Kingwood 7
The Eagles improved to 5-3 this season after defeating rival Kingwood. Safety Tavon Bolden had an interception for Atascocita.
Other results
Cypress Springs 52, Foster 21
Kameron Roberson, Cy Springs HS
Eaton 48, Timber Creek 24
Thomas Muiruri, Eaton HS
Randle 51, Freeman 3
Samuel Theirgood, Randle
Jordan 28, Cinco Ranch 21
Mo Poko, Jordan
Catholic 41, Central 14
Marvin Joseph and Marcus Watson Jr., Central HS
Midlothian 35, Mansfield Legacy 0
Jerrell Bridges, Midlothian HS
St. Thomas 31, Antonian Prep 28
Logan Debose, St. Thomas HS
Cy-Fair 48, Jersey Village 34
Cael Thigpen, Jersey Village HS
Martin 57, Arlington Lamar 29
Shahariam Thurston, Arlington Lamar HS
Jason Wooden, Frisco Emerson, bye week




