The Warriors regained that magic on Homecoming with an improbable last-second victory over the Westbury Christian Wildcats 33–28.

As we move into the final two weeks of the middle school football season, both teams had strong performances as the B team traveled to Western Academy and the A team hosted Rosehill.

Week six was another great week for middle school football that included a B team win over John Cooper and a dominating performance by the A team over a previously unbeaten Trinity Klein team.

Tryouts begin on Monday, October 14 for winter sports.

Week five of the middle school football season saw the B team have a strong performance against Western Academy while the A team ended up with a bye week.

Friday night was a classic of a football game but the Warriors came up short on the trip to Shiner as the Cardinals secured a 42-35 victory. The game was tied five different times and each team led three times.

The middle school A team faced St. Cecilia on a Saturday morning contest and the Warriors continued to control the top spot in district play with a 30-0 win. The Warriors took the opening kickoff and marched down the field capping off the drive with a 15-yard strike from quarterback JD Potts to Owen Witschonke.

Elliott Jones is already committed to Auburn University as he looks to defend his TAPPS state titles from the last two seasons. This summer, he qualified for the Olympic Trials.

Both middle school football teams entered the third week of the season with two wins and no losses; however, only one finished the week with a 3-0 record.

Senior running back and kicker, Jackson Landrum, was selected to the Touchdown Club of Houston private school preseason team and was honored at a recent banquet.

The Warriors got into the win column, as they posted an impressive victory Friday night, defeating the Northland Christian Cougars 47–13.

Cross Country athletes have been hard at work and are running over 30 miles per week.

Friday night, the Warriors showed great improvement over their performance in the season opener the week before. Despite that improvement, the team suffered a hard-fought loss to Houston Christian, 10-7.

The middle school football teams are off to a great start! Both teams started the season with victories in each of the first two weeks of play.