Houston's 2027 recruiting class continues to perform on the field under the Friday night lights. Coogs 365 Sports has you covered on performances from the #2The713 class.
Katy Jordan 44, Mayde Creek 8
The Warriors improved to 4-1 this season with a win over the Rams. Jordan wide receiver Mo Poko had six receptions for 59 yards for the Warriors.
Barbers Hill 72, Clear Brook 11
Barbers Hill remains undefeated this season as the Eagles routed Clear Brook. Raiden Cook had three tackles and three hurries for the Eagles’ defense. Cook has had a strong senior campaign with his teammates as the Eagles improve to 6-0 and are unranked in the Dave Campbell’s state rankings.
Cypress Ranch 56, George Ranch 10
The Mustangs bounced back last week after suffering their first loss of the season with a blowout win over the Longhorns. Quarterback Braden Baker finished the game 7 of 8 for 147 yards with three touchdowns including an 80-yard TD pass. Baker connected with six different receivers.
Central 42, Ouachita Parish 21
Central improved to 3-2 this season with a win over Ouachita Parish. Wide receiver Marcus Watson Jr. had nine receptions for 143 yards with one TD for the Wildcats.
St. Thomas 19, Lutheran South Academy 14
St. Thomas edged out a win over Lutheran South Academy handing the Pioneers their first loss of the season. Defensive back Logan DeBose had three tackles for the Eagles.
C.E. King 41, Atascocita 14
Atascocita came up short against C.E. King on Saturday to move to 3-3 on the season. Safety Tavon Bolden had 12 tackles and one interception for the Eagles in the loss.
Other results
Bridgeland 37, Cy Springs 21
Kameron Roberson, Cy Springs HS
Randle 78, South Houston 0
Samuel Theirgood, Randle HS
Celina 17, Emerson 14
Jason Wooden, Frisco Emerson HS
Pearland 41, Manvel 21
Kamryn Harris, Pearland HS
Langham Creek 43, Jersey Village 23
Cael Thigpen, Jersey Village HS
Kendray Porter Jr., Newton, bye week,
Jerrell Bridges, Midlothian HS, bye week
Thomas Muiruri, Eaton HS, bye week




