Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Ahmed Humble GALENA PARK Texas – A student was arrested Tuesday after authorities made a shocking discovery finding a .22 caliber rifle inside his car parked outside Galena Park High School SEE ALSO: Secure hold at Bellaire High School lifted after text message threat addressed According to a social media post by Harris County Precinct 2 Constable Jerry Garcia along with his K-9 conducted an “open air sniff” in the student parking lot officers found a .22 caliber rifle inside a vehicle that belonged to a student A deputy assigned to Galena Park ISD contract conducted an open air sniff in the student parking lot area of Galena Park.. SUGGESTED: Ammunition left on church property led to early dismissal of St. Laurence Catholic School in Sugar Land In a screenshotted letter from the school Principal Juan Ramirez and officials are cooperating with the investigation but are not sharing the student’s identity the situation has been addressed with the seriousness it deserves,” the letter reads “Because federal law protects student privacy I am not at liberty to share further details but it is important for you to know the situation is under the control of the appropriate school administrators and law enforcement officials.” Copyright 2025 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved expert on "The Simpsons," amateur photographer film & tv reviewer and race/religious identity scholar Joined KPRC 2 in Spring 2024 but has been featured in various online newspapers and in the Journal of South Texas' Fall 2019 issue TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Meet the Team Careers at KPRC Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 Click2Houston.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Christian Terry Texas – A reported chemical incident at the docks of Targa Resources in Galena Park caused a bit of a scare near the Houston Ship Channel The company, whose facility is located at 12510 American Petroleum Road, first reported the incident at 4 p.m. Thursday, according to a CAER Alert In a post on the City of Galena Park’s Facebook page the city confirmed the incident happened at the docks of the company on Buffalo Bayou Targa Resources said activity around the facility may be noticeable to the community but there are no off-site impacts at this time the company Kirby Inland Marine confirmed the incident as a vapor release from a barge parked at the Targa Resources’ docking terminal Kirby confirmed the barge is owned by them and a valve failure resulted in the release of a vapor They also explained the product on the barge is butadiene a colorless gas commonly used for industrial purposes Emergency response contractors were responding to the incident and the Coast Guard temporarily closed off a section of the ship channel as a precaution Kirby Inland Marine confirmed with KPRC 2’s Cathy Hernandez that the leak was contained late Tuesday night and the barge was towed to one of its facilities The Houston Ship Channel is also back to normal operations No air quality threats have been detected at this time and Port Houston has not reported any injuries It’s also unclear if there would be an investigation conducted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Christian Terry covered digital news in Tyler and Wichita Falls before returning to the Houston area where he grew up He is passionate about weather and the outdoors and often spends his days off on the water fishing Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Ninfa Saavedra Authorities in Galena Park are investigating after a student was approached and chased by an unknown man while she waited for her school bus Wednesday morning Galena Park ISD sent out a message to parents with children who attended Cobb Sixth Grade Campus informing them that one of their students who was walking to the bus stop near the corner of Cloverleaf and Force St The district said the student described the man as a 5′0″ tall Hispanic man who approached asking if the student knew his sister who attended the same school but had passed away The student said the man then attempted to hug her but she shook the man’s hand instead and then ran toward their bus stop The student was able to make it safely on the bus and report the unknown man to school officials the Galena Park ISD wants to send a warning to students to stay vigilant always: “We are committed to the safety of our students; therefore we have requested that patrols be increased in the area,” the district said Copyright 2024 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved KATY — The scouting report showed that Galena Park North Shore was bigger stronger and faster than the Westlake football team Chaps quarterback Rees Wise led an opportunistic offense and Westlake's defense came up with big stop after big stop to stun North Shore 35-10 in a Class 6A Division I state semifinal Saturday afternoon at Legacy Stadium Westlake (14-1) advances to the state championship game and will face North Crowley at 7 p.m North Shore (14-1) was a victim of poor execution questionable coaching decisions and overlooking a Westlake team that remains one of the blue bloods of high school football in Texas This was a revenge game for the Chaparrals who had lost to the Mustangs in the state semis the past two years all we heard was North Shore this and North Shore that," said Chaps head coach Tony Salazar who's making his first appearance in the state title game as a head coach "They said Westlake shouldn't be here; we're not like the other three teams playing today They're right: We weren't like the rest of them." There were so many turning points that led to the team's unexpected blowout victory Perhaps the biggest play was North Shore's inability to make a fourth-and-2 at its own 20-yard line early in the third quarter Westlake responded a play later when Wise connected with Grady Bartlett on a 19-yard touchdown pass to give the Chaps a 28-10 lead "Our offense made (the defensive stand count) hurt," Salazar said Westlake shocked North Shore — and probably everyone who watches high school football in Texas — by scoring touchdowns on three straight possessions in the first half to take a 21-3 lead Wise had one of his best halves of the season passing for 123 yards and two touchdowns before intermission He had scoring passes of 37 yards to Chase Bowen and 22 yards to Cash Robin Robin's catch came early in the second quarter and was his first touchdown as a high school player so was Westlake backup running back Elijah Clark When the senior scored on a 51-yard romp late in the first quarter it was just his third touchdown of the season 15 seconds left in the first half when cornerback Nigel Prince intercepted a Wise pass near midfield The Mustangs took advantage of the rare Westlake miscue and scored on a 9-yard catch by Quanell Farrakhan with 11 seconds left to cut the Chaparrals' lead to 21-10 at the break led by linebacker Elliott Schaper (12 tackles and defensive backs George Jones and Payton Luther The Chaps combined for 10 tackles for loss The play of the day set up Westlake's victorySalazar and Vasek agreed that Westlake's defensive stand to start the second half was the game's pivotal moment wasted no time by hitting Bartlett with a soft touchdown throw Westlake stopped North Shore on another fourth-down play on the Mustangs' next possession "Do that is how you win big games," said Schaper But what about the scouting report that said North Shore had the edge in every category A handful of Mustangs had their heads hung low after Westlake took the 28-10 lead If the game was supposed to be a North Shore romp "We weren't going to lose to them for the third time in a row," Wise said gets another chance to win the state's biggest sporting event including his early touchdown run that sparked a 21-point surge Luther picked off his fourth interception as a Chaparral Westlake players and coaches gathered for the traditional trophy ceremony Fans were chanting; cheerleaders were screaming and taking photographs hoisting his first state semifinal trophy in his three years as head coach Westlake plays (North Shore) better than anybody else," Salazar said but we play them better than everybody else I didn't expect anything different from the way our offense and defense played today." This week's state championship gamesWednesday-Saturday Wednesday — Class A Six-man Division II: Jayton vs 11 a.m.; Class 6A DII: Southlake Carroll vs Galena Park North Shore (13-0) vs Humble Atascocita (12-1) Saturday at Houston’s Thorne Stadium: North Shore’s won the last nine meetings in this series including a 27-23 thriller during Week 9 in which Atascocita dominated for 47 of the 48 minutes Can the Eagles put that heartbreak behind them and finally get over the hump in front of what is expected to be a standing room only crowd at newly remodeled Thorne Stadium Last week North Shore raced out to a 21-0 lead on Katy, but then a couple of turnovers later, the Mustangs found themselves in a fight. NSHS finally pulled away down the stretch for a 42-28 win. QB Kaleb Bailey threw for 281 yards and five touchdowns, spreading the ball around to five different receivers. Ohio State DB commit Devin Sanchez made his presence known with an interception a fumble recovery and a long kick return as well for the Mustangs Atascocita got tested last week but the Eagles survived against unbeaten Fulshear, 47-42. Oklahoma RB commit Tory Blaylock ran for 155 yards and five scores and the Atascocita defense found a way late to slow down a very difficult offensive scheme The key in this game will be Atascocita’s defense. The Eagles found a way to contain the North Shore offense in the first game. If they can do it again North Shore’s penchant for turnovers is a major concern going into this one Eventually all streaks must end and this may be the time Stepp’s Pick: Humble Atascocita by 3 We've been the Bible of Texas football fans for 64 years By joining the DCTF family you'll gain access to all of our exclusive content and have our magazines mailed to you The Mustangs are chasing history in the search to reach a fourth straight title game no 6A team has made it to the final four times in a row North Shore is No. 6 in the most recent SBLive/SI Top 25 national high school football rankings and is 12-0 Katy enters with an 11-1 record and have won 10 in a row Katy and North Shore met in the playoffs in 2018 and 2019 and the Mustangs won both the Tigers are 6-5 against North Shore dating back to 2008 They are one of only three teams that have played North Shore two times or more and have a winning record against the Mustangs — the others are Manvel and Euless Trinity SBLive is tracking scores across the state of Texas through Week 14 Stay with us for the latest score and game updates from pregame to teardown Refresh this post and scroll down for the latest PRE-GAME: GALENA PARK NORTH SHORE VS. KATY FIRST QUARTEROhio State pledge Devin Sanchez with a 47-yard kickoff return but North Shore goes 3-and-out on first drive Quanell X Farrakahn Jr with a 56-yard punt return for North Shore Deion DeBlanc from Kaleb Bailey from 16 yards away Kaleb Bailey with 18-yard run to get into Katy territory Farrakahn Jr runs in for a 32-yard touchdown but a holding call on the Mustangs negated the score Quanell X Farrakahn Jr with another big punt return Bailey to Cameron Smith on a play-action play This might be getting out of hand for Katy TURNOVER: Sanchez with another big play. He gets an interception this time TURNOVER: Isaiah McMillian picks it off and Katy has the ball with 9:39 left The ball is at the 9-yard line after long return Quarterback Gunner Nelson hits Joshua Smith for a 6-yard touchdown Bailey fumbles on a carry and Katy picks it up at the 23-yard line TOUCHDOWN KATY!: Gunnar Nelson to TE Jon Stephens from the 12-yard line Katy gets the ball back after North Shore comes up short on 4th down near midfield Katy forced to punt but won't give Quanell X Farrakahn Jr a chance for another return North Shore coverts a fake punt for first down on a run by DeBlanc Kaleb Bailey to Quanell X Farrakahn Jr for 51 yards That's four touchdown passes for Bailey Katy to get ball to coming out of the break Katy RB Tremayne Hill with a 51-yard rush to get the ball deep inside North Shore territory He broke a would-be tackle around the 20-yard line to gain another 15 yards Aqualis Jordan with a 4-yard touchdown run set up by long run from Hill It's the first rushing touchdown by either team today Katy fumbles and Devin Sanchez gets it for North Shore Kaleb Bailey to Quanell X Farrakahn Jr for 79 yards but looks to be coming back on a North Shore penalty Injured player on the play as well for North Shore North Shore looks like it will go for it so Katy calls a timeout North Shore runs a fake punt and Katy stops it The Tigers are 40 yards away from tying the game Bad snap on 3rd-and-13 turns into a busted play Arkansas pledge Nigel Pringle with an INT in the end zone and bring it back to the 6-yard line who runs 70 yards down the sideline with 9:39 left Thomas has 2 catches for 106 yards on the drive after penalties pushed the Mustangs back North Shore's Xavier Waters with tackle at line of scrimmage and forces a turnover 7-play drive ends with a 1-yard run by Gunnar Nelson on a QB sneak Bailey throws for 274 yards and 5 touchdowns in the win North Shore will play Humble Atascocita next week in quarterfinals This will mark the fourth year in a row the two district foes have met in the postseason North Shore has won the previous 4 meetings in the playoffs Key players—OL Patrick McMath (Texas Tech pledge) Key players — CB Devin Sanchez (Ohio State pledge) To get live updates on your phone - as well as follow your favorite teams and top games - you can download the SBLive Sports app: Download iPhone App | Download Android App CODY THORNCody Thorn is a veteran journalist who covers high school sports across the state of Texas and Missouri He is based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and has covered sports and news since 1999 © 2025 ABG-SI LLC - SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ABG-SI LLC The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal News Cathy Hernandez Texas – It’s getting easier for students at Galena Park ISD to get access to quality healthcare through the district’s partnership with Legacy Community Health Legacy has four health clinics in Galena Park ISD SEE ALSO: ‘Many parents don’t know:’ More children, teens in Houston developing liver disease That’s where Legacy Community Health stepped in and has been vital to students’ health and well-being like 12-year-old Donovan a 7th grader at Galena Park ISD’s Cunningham Middle School “He wouldn’t want to make eye contact with anyone‚” said Michelle Fout “He would just keep to himself and I can tell by his body language that he was uncomfortable ‘How would you feel about speaking to a therapist’ and he was open to it.” GPISD is the only public school district with this kind of convenient “It’s pretty underserved with regard to students and families gaining access to high-quality health care,” said Stephanie Ramirez Vice President of Operations with Legacy Community Health RELATED: More mental health services needed for Texas children, what experts are seeing more of the school nurse can take them straight to Legacy for treatment and they can return to class “We can’t even begin to tell you how amazing this partnership is in sustaining our students’ health and their care and also being able to keep them in the classroom which definitely helps us to support curriculum and instruction for our students Assistant Superintendent for Student Support Services “So many times in communities such as ours the fact that they can allow their child to be able to go to the clinic to see an actual professional in the medical field for whatever the services may be ensures that parents are able to continue to remain on their jobs and that children can remain in school.” including 13,767 pediatric visits and 22,000 behavioral health visits That’s usually our most requested type of appointment,” said Lorena Mottu Director of School-based Health and nurse practitioner for Legacy Community Health we tend to see a lot of upper respiratory infections and colds Behavioral health was one of their main focuses “(We)provide that safe space for them to be able to process what they’re going through be able to learn the healthy coping skills,” said Eva Briones Fairley Behavioral Health Director and Therapist for Legacy Community Health SUGGESTED: Texas schools may require doctor’s note for over-the-counter meds like Benadryl, Tylenol and lip balm Those are the things that have made a difference for Donovan and his family so it’s great that they have these services here for us,” said Mout “She taught me how to think positive or negative thoughts into positive thoughts,” said Donovan “It helped me get more social and talk to people and be less shy and it just helped me get through stuff at school and the future and at work.” Epps with Galena Park ISD they now building new schools with Legacy Clinics in mind and wants to expand to all 26 of their campuses in the future Get ahead of the game before you press "start" to your day with our morning newsletter This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Nasdaq Helsinki) uses science and innovative technology to transform waste and other resources into renewable fuels and circular raw materials The company creates solutions for combating climate change and accelerating a shift to a circular economy Being the world’s leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel and a forerunner in developing renewable and circular feedstock solutions for polymers and chemicals the company aims to help its customers to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by at least 20 million tons annually by 2030 Katy (11-1) vs Galena Park North Shore (12-0) Two of Houston’s most well-known programs meet up on Black Friday once again in Houston’s premier venue with a raucous crowd ready to explode The two teams met six times between 2016 and 2019 with North Shore taking four of the six meetings but they haven’t played since 2019 when North Shore took down the Tigers in the playoffs Katy got an early scare last week from Cy Falls but the Tigers pulled away down the stretch for a 49-20 win Katy’s potent ground game was hitting on all cylinders with Tremayne Hill racking up 191 yards and two scores. Aqualis Jordan rushed for 93 yards and a score while Joshua Smith added 55 yards and two scores North Shore raced out to a 30-0 lead on Fort Bend Ridge Point last week and held the Panthers off for a 44-27 victory. RB D’Andre Hardeman Jr. ran for 144 yards and two scores while ATH Chris Thomas had 93 yards rushing and a score QB Kaleb Bailey tossed three touchdowns as well to pace NSHS will need to be on their game in run support this week as Katy will look to control pace and not get into a tack meet The question is can the Tigers defense control that explosive North Shore attack with weapons galore Stepp’s Pick: Galena Park North Shore by 12 Texas – Galena Park ISD has announced that all but four schools will have a normal day on Wednesday The district had been closed ever since last Thursday’s destructive storms The campuses which will not have school tomorrow are as follows: These four campuses have not yet had power restored Students and staff at open campuses should plan to report at their normal times Buses will resume their normal routes and schedules Residents of communities along the Houston Ship Channel came together on a Saturday in August at the Galena Park Library to share their stories about air pollution and seek solutions on how to better protect themselves from industry emissions at a community event hosted by The Texas Tribune A resident recounted the pervasive stench of rotten eggs and onions that haunted her neighborhood while a local bakery owner asked environmental experts about the best ways to prepare for a potential chemical incident listened intently as she learned how to file an air quality complaint with the state environmental agency For the people living in communities that sit in the shadow of one of the world’s largest petrochemical complexes strange smells and polluted air are as much a part of daily life as traffic jams are to the rest of the city part of The Texas Tribune’s community engagement efforts was inspired by my previous reporting on environmental health impacts in those communities My colleagues and I saw an opportunity to fill important information gaps by returning to the community and hosting a community-focused event — something that's not always possible in journalism From disastrous chemical fires to the routine chemical releases from industrial plants the residents near the Ship Channel constantly face environmental hazards Last year, a joint investigation by the Tribune and Public Health Watch into a 2019 chemical fire in Deer Park found that benzene emissions reached dangerous levels weeks after the fire was extinguished and officials at times didn’t immediately alert residents about the invisible danger Our most recent investigation in collaboration with Altavoz Lab and Environmental Health News found that air-quality data from the state is often inadequate crucial information on how to avoid chemical exposure and the public health consequences of such incidents doesn’t always reach those who need it most The event at the Galena Park Library aimed to give residents more accessible information and a space to ask questions offering residents practical knowledge and resources at three interactive stations: * Monitoring air quality: Advocacy groups taught residents how to track the pollutants in the air they breathe using community air monitoring systems * Protecting yourself: Environmental experts provided guidance on what to do during a chemical event including how to recognize symptoms of chemical exposure * Making your voice heard: Residents learned how to file complaints with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and make public comments on proposed petrochemical facility permits with Spanish-language interpreters on hand The dozens of people who attended asked thoughtful questions and expressed gratitude that The Texas Tribune had taken the time to return and listen to their concerns “It’s because of events like these that we are able to educate people about these issues," said Rodney Reed an assistant chief of operational support for the Harris County Fire Marshal's Office “Thank you for informing us about what to do during a chemical emergency,” said a woman who attends St Andrew’s Roman Catholic Church in Channelview we also wanted to find a way to bring our work directly to people in Cloverleaf a predominantly Latino community where more than 71% of Cloverleaf residents speak Spanish at home and are not regular readers of The Texas Tribune How do you reach a community that relies on Facebook groups freelance reporter Wendy Selene Pérez and I went back to Cloverleaf for four days distributing flyers with critical information on chemical emergency preparedness and civic engagement The flyers also had a QR code that took people to our website so they could read and listen to our stories in English or Spanish and handed flyers to parents waiting in line to pick up their children from school The owner of a quinceañera dress shop shared how she used to speak out at public meetings about the “fumes and chemicals” but had since felt ignored and stopped speaking out encouraged his customers to pick up the flyers “It’s so great that you are doing this and taking notes and testimonials,” he said a resident who said she has persistent allergies and skin irritation people like y’all are taking time out of your hands trying to figure this out for other people.” we at the Tribune and our reporting partners also facilitated connections between residents and local environmental organizations like Air Alliance Houston a nonprofit that operates its own air monitoring network in Galena Park three families living in Cloverleaf asked to have community air monitors set up outside their homes — a direct result of the Tribune's efforts a community air monitoring program manager for Air Alliance Houston the engagement strategy wasn’t just about distributing information — it was about building trust By returning to the neighborhoods along the Houston Ship Channel this collaboration showed that journalism doesn’t have to end when the story is published; it can continue as a conversation with the people it serves This project was created through the Altavoz Lab Environmental Fellowship in partnership with Environmental Health Sciences and received additional funding from the Pulitzer Center. It was co-published by The Texas Tribune, Environmental Health News and palabra As The Texas Tribune's signature event of the year, The Texas Tribune Festival brings Texans closer to politics, policy and the day’s news from Texas and beyond. Browse on-demand recordings and catch up on the biggest headlines from Festival events at the Tribune’s Festival news page Choose an amount or learn more about membership How to watch Texas high school playoff football: Atascocita vs December 7Data SkriveGalena Park North Shore High School plays at Atascocita High School on Saturday How to watch North Shore vs. Atascocita playoff high school footballNorth Shore and Atascocita will face off on Saturday, December 7 at 2:00 p.m. CT. Don't miss out on any of the action with NFHS Network The NFHS Network gives you access to live high school sports around the country Follow your favorite team and never miss a game Watch Atascocita vs. North Shore on NFHS! All NFHS Network events are available to watch online at www.NFHSnetwork.com and through the NFHS Network Mobile Apps for iOS and Android and our TV Apps for ROKU If the undefeated Mustangs continue their decades-long dominance going over Deer Park on Thursday they will advance to the UIL Texas football state championships playoffs for a 25th consecutive season These two programs met at this season juncture a year ago as North Shore survived a slow start to pull away for a 42-14 victory at Galena Park ISD Stadium Quarterback Kaleb Bailey accounted for three touchdowns in the game Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. (Central time) and the game is being streamed live on the NFHS Network (subscription required). Scroll down to read up on both teams before kickoff and refresh this page for the latest score and game updates from setup to teardown two TDs (did not play after early 2Q and second half) Maryland stands in against heavy pressure and throws soft pass to back left corner of end zone that Deblanc runs to for score North Shore - Thomas goes up the middle 5 yards for a score North Shore - Appears Maryland is the guy the rest of the way at quarterback Deer Park - Not going to see many better receptions than what Schroeder made for the Deer He caught a low 33-yarder from Kieselhorst for the score with one hand North Shore - Maryland comes in for the series for Bailey he finds Farrahkan on short pass along right sideline that received turns into 56-yard score North Shore - Thomas takes swing pass from Bailey makes one cut up gut and trots in from 8 yards out Kieselhorst shows off his arm by hitting Martinez in stride on 54- yard score in middle of field Hardeman finishes it off with a 5-yard score -- Todd Milles | todd@scorebooklive.com | @sblivetx TODD MILLESTodd Milles is a Regional Editor for SBLive Sports Friday at New Caney’s Randall Reed Stadium Thursday at New Caney’s Randall Reed Stadium Thursday at Shenandoah’s Woodforest Bank Stadium The Class 1A 6-Man championships are set for December 18 Whiteface will square-off with defending champ Gordon Fort Bend Ridge Point (10-1) vs Galena Park North Shore (11-0) All eyes in Houston will be on this showdown in Pearland as Ridge Point is one of the few teams in the Houston area that’s capable of matching North Shore from a pure talent standpoint Last week the Panthers cruised to a 49-16 win over Pasadena Dobie. Houston QB commit Austin Carlisle had a big night through the air and on the ground to lead the charge as he threw three touchdown passes including one to TCU WR commit Dane Jones; Carlisle added two scores on the ground as well Ridge Point has one of the best secondary units in the state and they’ll be tested this week by North Shore’s explosive cast of receivers North Shore rolled to a 56-13 win over Deer Park last week. The Mustangs only held a 21-13 lead late second quarter, but then scored 35 straight led by junior QB Kaleb Maryland, who tossed a pair of touchdown passes. RB DeAndre Hardeman ran for two scores and RB Chris Thomas added a touchdown pass from Kaleb Bailey and a touchdown run North Shore’s defense continues to play lights out and that group is the key in this one. They’ll slow down Carlisle and Ridge Point enough to let the offense roll Stepp’s Pick: Galena Park North Shore by 11 Deer Park vs North Shore - 7:00pm- 11/14/2024 - Football - Bi-district - Playoffs - Live from Galena Park ISD Stadium Scroll down for live score and game updates from Galena Park Kaleb Bailey hits Kendrick Deblanc for a 14-yard TD It's fireworks abound out of the halftime break Nigel Pringle houses a 90-yard kickoff for touchdown and the Mustangs take an even more commanding lead Deion Deblanc finds the endzone for a second time this one via a 26-yard reception from Kaleb Bailey Kaleb Bailey hits Cameron Smith again for a touchdown Acan Brown rushes nine yards in to give the Mustangs a comfortable first half advantage The nationally ranked side here is showing its cards and they're devastating Kaleb Bailey rushes nine yards for his first score on the ground and the Mustangs are rolling Mustangs receiver Cameron Smith hails in a one-yard pass from Kaleb Bailey to go up three scores Dasean Royal returns a fumble three yards for touchdown and the Mustangs have two touchdowns in rapid succession Deion Deblanc breaks loose for a 45-yard rushing touchdown to get the Mustangs on the board Senior QB Kaleb Bailey is a four-year starter who through five games is 45 of 63 passing (71.4 percent) for 871 yards 10 TDs and five INTs in addition to two rushing touchdowns and 178 more yards Four-star Colorado commit Quanell X Farrakhan Jr has 13 receptions 329 yards (25.3 yards per catch) and four TDs has 252 rushing yards on 35 carries and 3 TDs The Patriots are winless through six weeks To get live updates on your phone — as well as follow your favorite teams and top games — you can download the SBLive Sports app: Download iPhone App | Download Android App -- Andy Buhler | andy@scorebooklive.com | @sblivetx ANDY BUHLERAndy Buhler is a Portland Oregon-based sportswriter with more than nine years of experience covering high school sports across the country He's covered the likes of Paolo Banchero and Tari Eason served on state tournament seeding committees and launched the SBLive/Sports Illustrated Power 25 national boys basketball rankings He has covered everything from the Final Four MLS in Atlanta to local velodrome before diving into the world of preps His bylines can be found in The News Tribune (Tacoma Katy vs North Shore - 2:00pm- 11/29/2024 - Football - Regional Semifinals - Playoffs - Live from NRG Stadium Alief Elsik vs Atascocita - 6:30pm - 3/28/2025 - Boys Soccer - Regional Semi-finals - Playoffs- Live from Galena Park ISD Stadium Kingwood vs Clear Lake - 7pm - 3/20/2025 - Boys Soccer - Bi-district Playoffs - Live from Galena Park ISD Stadium The Touchdown Club of Houston named Bailey the Offensive Player of the Year in December He has completed 129 of 178 passes for 2,382 yards with 33 touchdowns Bailey has also rushed for 9 touchdowns and 835 yards Named Offensive MVP of the Class 6A-Division I state championship game as a freshman in 2021, Bailey took the reins at quarterback for the Racers halfway through that season. He returned as the starter as a sophomore, but tore his ACL five games into the season in a game against Houston C.E. King and missed the remainder of the year Bailey bounced back in a big way after the injury passing for 3,665 yards while rushing for 579 with 40 touchdowns passing and 12 TD's rushing as a junior - helping lead the Mustangs back to a runner-up finish in the 6A-Division I UIL state tournament #AGTG let’s get paid💯 pic.twitter.com/NyTa4hZmjl He had another big season as a senior - highlighted by a 463-yard day (261 passing 202 rushing) with four touchdowns (two passing two rushing) in a 49-21 win over Atascosita Dec 7 in a state quarterfinal - leading the Mustangs to a 14-1 record and a state semifinal appearance Texas high school defensive end commits to Wyoming Vote: Who should be High School on SI National Girls Athlete of the Week? (1/20/2025) Vote: Who should be High School on SI National Boys Athlete of the Week? 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