This Weeks play of the week, voted on by you, comes from Friday's matchup between Fort Bend Christian and The Woodlands Christian. Check out the play!

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"It's always different when you're the team that's supposed to win," TWCA fourth-year coach Tanner Field said. Dominant is exactly what The Woodlands Christian Academy ended up being, especially in the final two games of the year. This story really starts back in the 2017-2018 season the first year for TWCA to win a title under Field and company. That year, The Woodlands Christian Academy ended a bit of a title drought. "Changing the culture, changing the name of The Woodlands Christian, people in the city know us and hopefully our name just keeps growing in the state and with more championships."

When he walked onto campus, the Warriors hadn't won a basketball state title since 2012. The year prior to LaStrap arriving, the Warriors had made the TAPPS Final Four but fell in the state semifinals. As LaStrap walked off the court one last time in February, he did so with a legacy cemented threestraight TAPPS Final Fours, three-straight title games and two state championships. "He has been a blessing to our basketball program and overall school community. "This is every high school basketball kid's dream, finishing off with a state championship," LaStrap said.

"It's always different when you're the team that's supposed to win," TWCA fourth-year coach Tanner Field said. Dominant is exactly what The Woodlands Christian Academy ended up being, especially in the final two games of the year. This story really starts back in the 2017-2018 season the first year for TWCA to win a title under Field and company. That year, The Woodlands Christian Academy ended a bit of a title drought. "Changing the culture, changing the name of The Woodlands Christian, people in the city know us and hopefully our name just keeps growing in the state and with more championships."

When he walked onto campus, the Warriors hadn't won a basketball state title since 2012. The year prior to LaStrap arriving, the Warriors had made the TAPPS Final Four but fell in the state semifinals. As LaStrap walked off the court one last time in February, he did so with a legacy cemented threestraight TAPPS Final Fours, three-straight title games and two state championships. "He has been a blessing to our basketball program and overall school community. "This is every high school basketball kid's dream, finishing off with a state championship," LaStrap said.