Standout Star Performances Highlight School Football Playoffs

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Houston, December 2, 2025

Local high school football players are making a significant impact in the playoffs as standout performers are recognized for their contributions. This week, nominees for the Houston/Southeast Texas High School Football Player of the Week showcase remarkable talent, achieving impressive stats and leading their teams to victories. The excitement surrounding high school football in Houston reflects the vibrant sports culture and community support, emphasizing teamwork and dedication as fans rally behind these young athletes.

Houston, Texas – December 2, 2025

Standout Star Performances Make Noise in Week 13

Local High School Football Players Shine as Playoff Action Heats Up

This week marks a celebration of remarkable talent and determination as the nominees for the Houston/Southeast Texas High School Football Player of the Week have been announced. With the third week of the playoffs heating up, fans are witnessing electrifying performances that reflect not only athletic ability but the passion and commitment the young athletes pour into their game. Football remains a cornerstone of Houston’s high school sports culture, fostering a sense of community, teamwork, and resilience.

The nominees were recognized for their outstanding contributions in the regional semifinals held on November 28-29, 2025. As the playoffs unfold, local high school football is capturing the hearts of Houston residents, who show their support by cheering on student-athletes who give their all on the field. This week’s nominees highlight the diversity of talent across the region, from exceptional quarterbacks to relentless wide receivers and game-changing defenders—all part of what makes Houston high school football a vibrant community affair.

Player Highlights

  • Jermaine Bishop Jr., Willis: The senior’s versatile performance included 15 receptions for 329 yards and 3 touchdowns, an 8-yard touchdown run, and an interception. His efforts were pivotal in leading the team to a nail-biting 38-32 victory over Forney.
  • Jaylen Bocard, Galena Park North Shore: A key contributor in the Mustangs’ offense, the senior wide receiver recorded 4 catches for 110 yards and crossed the end zone twice in a strong 54-27 win over Cy Falls.
  • Case Collum, Huntsville Alpha Omega Academy: The sophomore quarterback showcased his skills with 226 passing yards and 5 touchdowns on 13 of 18 passing attempts, driving his team to a commanding 76-30 win against Marble Falls Faith Academy.
  • Alex Eugene, Port Arthur Memorial: The sophomore running back made a significant impact with 199 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns, helping the Titans secure a 45-24 victory over College Station.
  • Braylen Fisher, Rosharon Almeta Crawford: The junior quarterback had a stellar outing, completing 15 of 26 passes for 253 yards and 3 touchdowns during a 48-10 win over Longview Pine Tree, surpassing a major milestone of 3,000 passing yards for the season.
  • Lincoln Frazier, Willis: A standout freshman quarterback, Frazier set a career-high with 481 passing yards, completing 24 of 39 passes and throwing four touchdowns, three of which were caught by Jermaine Bishop Jr.
  • Carson Hahn, Mt. Belvieu Barbers Hill: The middle linebacker put forth a defensive display with 13 tackles, 2 quarterback hurries, and 1 sack, helping his team to a close 34-31 overtime victory against Pflugerville Weiss.
  • Timothy Potts, Houston C.E. King: In a dominant 52-0 win against Katy Jordan, Potts accounted for 4 touchdowns, completing 7 of 15 passes for 167 yards, and rushing 5 times for 153 yards and 3 touchdowns.
  • Aaron Tenner, Iowa Colony: The senior running back showcased his prowess with a season-high 223 rushing yards on 29 carries while scoring a touchdown in a closely contested 31-30 victory against Brenham.
  • Trenton Thomas, Humble Summer Creek: Thomas made a crucial 25-yard touchdown catch on 4th down with just 14 seconds left on the clock, leading the Bulldogs to a thrilling 38-37 win against Katy.
  • Landen Williams-Callis, Richmond Dr. Thomas E. Randle: The standout running back excelled with 19 carries for 330 yards and scored 6 times in an impressive 83-20 win over Bastrop, setting a new Houston area record with 121 career touchdowns.

Engaging the Community

As the city rallies behind its student-athletes, local businesses and residents come together, showing overwhelming support for high school football. Sponsors are stepping up to back programs that not only foster athletic excellence but also instill values like teamwork and discipline in young players. This collective spirit contributes to a thriving sports culture in Houston that emphasizes dedication, both on and off the field.

Voting and Recognition

The Player of the Week voting is now open until Monday, December 8, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. Fans can vote as often as they wish to support their favorite nominees, ensuring that every electric play and standout performance gets recognized. The winner will be celebrated in the following week’s post, honoring the hard work and accomplishments of these young athletes during the postseason.

Final Remarks

Each of these nominees has contributed significantly to their team’s success, and their performances highlight the extraordinary talent found within Houston’s high school football scene. As the playoffs continue, we encourage everyone to join us in celebrating these athletes by attending local games, supporting our community’s sports programs, and following HEREHouston for more uplifting high school sports coverage.

FAQs

What are the criteria for nomination as Player of the Week?

The nominees are selected based on their contributions in the regional semifinals held on November 28-29, 2025, with a focus on standout performances and overall contributions to their teams during the postseason.

How can fans participate in voting for Player of the Week?

Fans can cast their votes by visiting the provided link by December 8, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, and are encouraged to share the poll on social media to support their favorite athletes.

What is the significance of these nominations for the athletes?

The Player of the Week nominations serve to recognize and celebrate the talent and hard work of high school football players, emphasizing the character development and leadership skills fostered through sports.

Nominee Performance Highlights
Jermaine Bishop Jr., Willis Interception, 15 receptions for 329 yards and 3 touchdowns, 8-yard touchdown run, 2 completed passes on fake punts in a 38-32 win over Forney.
Jaylen Bocard, Galena Park North Shore 4 catches for 110 yards and 2 touchdowns in a 54-27 win over Cy Falls.
Case Collum, Huntsville Alpha Omega Academy 226 passing yards and 5 touchdowns on 13 of 18 passing in a 76-30 win against Marble Falls Faith Academy.
Alex Eugene, Port Arthur Memorial 199 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns in a 45-24 victory over College Station.
Braylen Fisher, Rosharon Almeta Crawford 15 of 26 passes for 253 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 48-10 win against Longview Pine Tree, surpassing 3,000 passing yards for the season.
Lincoln Frazier, Willis 24 of 39 passes for 481 yards and 4 touchdowns, 3 to Jermaine Bishop Jr., in a 38-32 win over Willis.
Carson Hahn, Mt. Belvieu Barbers Hill 13 tackles, 2 quarterback hurries, 1 sack in a 34-31 win against Pflugerville Weiss.
Timothy Potts, Houston C.E. King 4 touchdowns in a 52-0 win against Katy Jordan, completing 7 of 15 passes for 167 yards and rushing 5 times for 153 yards.
Aaron Tenner, Iowa Colony 223 rushing yards on 29 carries and 1 touchdown in a 31-30 victory over Brenham.
Trenton Thomas, Humble Summer Creek Crucial 25-yard touchdown catch on 4th down with 14 seconds left, leading a 38-37 victory against Katy.
Landen Williams-Callis, Richmond Dr. Thomas E. Randle 19 carries for 330 yards and 6 touchdowns in an 83-20 win over Bastrop, becoming the Houston area all-time touchdown leader with 121 in his career.

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