NORTH SHORE MUSTANGS

HOUSTON - The North Shore Mustangs battled past Duncanville for a third time in four seasons this past weekend inside AT&T Stadium with a 17-10 victory.

No. 10 North Shore Mustangs

A pair of Top 10 teams lost last weekend as the VYPE Class 6A Top 20 powered by Kelly Malatesta of First United Mortgage sees some movement at the top.

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This is the Class 6A district that everyone watches.

Welcome to the 2021 Texas High School Football season!!

Just a few months ago, Shadrach Banks and the North Shore Mustangs fell one yard short of advances to the 6A State Championship for the third consecutive year. The nucleus on that team was QB Dematrius Davis (Auburn), OL Jaeden Roberts (Alabama) and WR Shadrach Banks (Texas A&M). All three graduated earlier and were on campus this spring at their respective schools.

In the Houston-area, teams like Fort Bend Marshall, Crosby, Manvel, Clear Falls, Katy, North Shore and Ridge Point are the last teams standing. The Ridge Point Panthers began the year 0-2 with losses to Dickinson and C.E. “That’s where we turned the corner at the bye week,” said senior wide receiver John Paul Richardson, who will play at Oklahoma State next fall. What are the Ridge Point Panthers saying about North Shore? Watch the attached video for the Ridge Point preview including interviews with head coach Rick LaFavers, WR John Paul Richardson, QB Bert Emanuel Jr. and linebacker Frank Osagiede.

The reigning state champion North Shore Mustangs came out victorious in their round three matchup against Katy Tompkins by a score of 47-22. VYPE U reporter Tommy Yarrish has the game recap.

Out east, North Shore wrecked Atascocita 63-14. Who is going to beat North Shore in Class 6A DI Region III? It's a light slate this week as teams get ready for the six-week run to Arlington – the UIL State Football Playoffs. 15 Atascocita Eagles (4-2) Lost to North Shore 63-14; Next Up West BrookNo. 4 Foster Falcons (7-1) Beat FB Travis 7-3; OpenNo. 10 Willowridge Eagles (7-1) Beat Madison 15-0; Next Up Galena Park

The 2020 Texas High School Football season for Class 6A teams is officially moving into Week 3! There are still some games being moved around but the majority of Class 6A teams in H-Town are battling it out! VYPE Houston Top 20 6A Teams (10-06-2020)No. 19 (20) Pasadena Dobie Longhorns (2-0) (Defeated St. Thomas 42-14)No. 20 (NR) Grand Oaks Grizzlies (2-0) (Defeated Klein Forest 56-36)Others to Watch: C.E.

But nevertheless here are VYPE's newest Class 6A Top 20 for the City of Houston! VYPE Houston Top 20 6A Teams (9-29-2020)No. 8 (11) Bridgeland Bears (1-0) (Defeated Klein Cain 49-42)No. 9 (7) Cy-Fair Bobcats (1-0) (Defeated Cypress Ranch 13-10)No. 15 (13) Cypress Ranch Mustangs (0-1) (Lost to Cy-Fair 13-10)No.

Welcome to the 2020 football season. But VYPE has still done what we have always done when it comes to previewing Texas high school football here in Houston. With that said here are the Top 20 Class 6A teams in Houston! CLICK HERE TO PRE-ORDER THE 2020 VYPE HOUSTON FOOTBALL PREVIEW MAGAZINEHere are the Top 20 teams! 20 Mayde Creek

1 North Shore Mustangs. It is hard to bet against North Shore. Up front, North Shore will be solid again with Jaeden Roberts (Auburn-commit). Gone is Corey Flagg Jr (Miami) and Upton Stout (North Texas), so who will fill their shoes? Can North Shore win a third- straight title?

The football stars of Houston were socially-distanced and masked-up as we hosted the 2020 VYPE Houston Football Photo Shoot powered by Whataburger. Over 300 of the city's top players attended shoots at Spring Branch's Tully Stadium, Sheldon ISD's Panther Stadium and Spring ISD's Planet Ford Stadium. A special thanks to Athletic Directors Paige Hershey, Willie Amendola and Derek Fitzhenry for making this photo shoot a reality for the athletes. Check out the behind the scenes video below! Click here to visit your local Whataburger and make sure to check out #WhataSnap.

The football stars of Houston were socially-distanced and masked-up as we hosted the 2020 VYPE Houston Football Photo Shoot powered by Whataburger. Over 300 of the city's top players attended shoots at Spring Branch's Tully Stadium, Sheldon ISD's Panther Stadium and Spring ISD's Planet Ford Stadium. A special thanks to Athletic Directors Paige Hershey, Willie Amendola and Derek Fitzhenry for making this photo shoot a reality for the athletes. Check out the behind the scenes video below! Click here to visit your local Whataburger and make sure to check out #WhataSnap.

EMBED >More News Videos So the star rusher for the North Shore Mustangs was nowhere to be found at the state final in Arlington, and it might have to do with a cell phone?! ARLINGTON, Texas (KTRK) -- No last-second heroics were needed this time around.After a back-and-forth rematch with Duncanville on Saturday, the North Shore Mustangs held on to beat their Class 6A D-I rivals in the state final and win a second consecutive championship, 31-17.Inside AT&T Stadium, North Shore took an early 7-0 lead with a rushing touchdown by Dematrius Davis in the first quarter.The teams entered the second quarter tied until a field goal put the Mustangs back up 10-7. A Duncanville score put North Shore behind 14-10.But a touchdown run by Roger Hagan Jr. put North Shore back up 17-14. A field goal by Duncanville put a tie on the scoreboard entering halftime, 17-17.After the half, Hagan scored his second TD to put North Shore up 24-17 in the third quarter.The Mustangs then ran away with the game after a TD pass from Davis to Charles King late in the fourth.North Shore secured back-to-back titles, 31-17. In 2018, the Mustangs used a last-second hail mary pass in the end zone to beat Duncanville.In the midst of the jubilation, the Mustangs celebrated without star running back Zach Evans, who was sent home the night before over a reported rules violation.