Summer Creek, FB Austin and Cypress Springs will be Houston's big three heading into the women's basketball postseason in 2024.
Summer Creek and Fort Bend Austin are the queens of Class 6A Region III, while Cypress Springs and Klein Collins hope to surpass the likes of DeSoto and Duncanville in Region II.
Class 5A will be an interesting battle as Lake Creek, Randle, Manvel and Montgomery look to take on defending Region III champion Fulshear. This city is full of unique talent, with McDonald's All-Americans Justice Carleton (Seven Lakes) and Mela O'Neal (Episcopal) advancing to the final round of the playoffs.
Kincaid and Rose Hill Christian have legitimate shots and have won their respective leagues.
stay tuned.
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VYPE's Top 20 Public Women's Basketball Teams
No. 1 Summer Creek
No.2 FB Austin
No.3 Hinoki Spring
No.4 Pearland
No.5 Klein Collins
No.6 Hightower
No.7 CE King
No.8 Seven Lakes
No.9 Tompkins
No. 10 Lake Creek
11th place Katie Taylor
No.12 Langham Creek
No.13 Randle
No.14 Dickinson
No.15 Full sheer
No.16 Dawson
No.17 Katie
No.18 Manvel
No.19 Klein Oak
No.20 Montgomery
Other things of note: Nimitz, Tomball, Cinco Ranch, Monument
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VYPE's Top 5 Private Women's Basketball Teams
No.1 Kincaid
2nd place Rosehill Christian
No. 3 Anglican Church
No. 4 Village school
5th place Second Baptist School
Other things of note: Concordia Lutheran Church, Bay Area Christian, Cypress Christian
