
Cypress Falls High School senior Daniel Patton had an instant impact after transferring in from Tennessee, earning District 17-6A MVP honors for the 2025-26 season.
April 9, 2026—District 17-6A boys’ basketball coaches recently released the 2025-26 17-6A All-District Boys Basketball Team following Cypress Falls High School’s first state semifinal appearance since 2017.
Cypress Falls senior forward Daniel Patton earned District MVP honors after averaging 20 points per game for the Golden Eagles. Cypress Ridge High School junior guard Jonathan Bracey was recognized as the Co-Offensive MVP while Cypress Creek High School senior guard Tywan Collins earned the district’s Defensive MVP after finishing his high school career with a school-record 190 steals.

Cypress Ridge High School junior Jonathan Bracey was recognized as the district’s Co-Offensive MVP after averaging 15.2 points per game during the 2025-26 season.
The district also recognized both Cypress Creek junior forward Elijah Trahan and Cypress Falls sophomore guard Alvin Washington as Co-Newcomers of the Year.
On the sidelines, Cypress Falls Head Coach Richard Flores was named Coach of the Year after leading the Golden Eagles to an undefeated district title and an overall 30-6 record.

Cypress Falls High School Head Coach Richard Flores earned Coach of the Year honors after leading the Golden Eagles back to the state semifinals for the first time since their 2017 state title.
In all, 22 athletes from five different CFISD schools were recognized. The full list of honorees is below.
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District 17-6A First Team All-District |
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Name |
Grade |
High School |
|
Keilen Fillmore |
12 |
Cypress Creek |
|
Brock Givens |
11 |
Cypress Creek |
|
Jack McLimans |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Anjelo Rajab |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Michael Price |
11 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Tyler Young |
12 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Emanuel Justice |
12 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
Owen Shook |
11 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
Champion Ellis |
11 |
Jersey Village |
|
Bryce Jones |
12 |
Jersey Village |
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District 17-6A Second Team All-District |
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Name |
Grade |
High School |
|
Tre Olatunbosun |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Zach Wittliff |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
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Santiago Gutierrez |
11 |
Cypress Ridge |
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District 17-6A Honorable Mentions |
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Name |
Grade |
High School |
|
Alek Barron |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
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Wish Lombo |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Darryl Brown |
11 |
Cypress Falls |
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Christian Pang |
12 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Joseph Spiller |
12 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
Xavier Williams |
11 |
Jersey Village |

Cypress Creek High School senior guard Tywan Collins (3) brought home the district’s Defensive MVP after finishing his high school career with a school-record 190 steals.

Cypress Creek High School junior forward Elijah Trahan earned Co-District Newcomer of the Year honors. (Photo by Sophia Melendez, Cypress Creek HS)

Cypress Falls High School sophomore guard Alvin Washington was recognized as Co-District Newcomer of the Year.

Cypress Falls High School senior Daniel Patton had an instant impact after transferring in from Tennessee, earning District 17-6A MVP honors for the 2025-26 season.
April 9, 2026—District 17-6A boys’ basketball coaches recently released the 2025-26 17-6A All-District Boys Basketball Team following Cypress Falls High School’s first state semifinal appearance since 2017.
Cypress Falls senior forward Daniel Patton earned District MVP honors after averaging 20 points per game for the Golden Eagles. Cypress Ridge High School junior guard Jonathan Bracey was recognized as the Co-Offensive MVP while Cypress Creek High School senior guard Tywan Collins earned the district’s Defensive MVP after finishing his high school career with a school-record 190 steals.

Cypress Ridge High School junior Jonathan Bracey was recognized as the district’s Co-Offensive MVP after averaging 15.2 points per game during the 2025-26 season.
The district also recognized both Cypress Creek junior forward Elijah Trahan and Cypress Falls sophomore guard Alvin Washington as Co-Newcomers of the Year.
On the sidelines, Cypress Falls Head Coach Richard Flores was named Coach of the Year after leading the Golden Eagles to an undefeated district title and an overall 30-6 record.

Cypress Falls High School Head Coach Richard Flores earned Coach of the Year honors after leading the Golden Eagles back to the state semifinals for the first time since their 2017 state title.
In all, 22 athletes from five different CFISD schools were recognized. The full list of honorees is below.
|
District 17-6A First Team All-District |
||
|
Name |
Grade |
High School |
|
Keilen Fillmore |
12 |
Cypress Creek |
|
Brock Givens |
11 |
Cypress Creek |
|
Jack McLimans |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Anjelo Rajab |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Michael Price |
11 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Tyler Young |
12 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Emanuel Justice |
12 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
Owen Shook |
11 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
Champion Ellis |
11 |
Jersey Village |
|
Bryce Jones |
12 |
Jersey Village |
|
District 17-6A Second Team All-District |
||
|
Name |
Grade |
High School |
|
Tre Olatunbosun |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Zach Wittliff |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Santiago Gutierrez |
11 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
District 17-6A Honorable Mentions |
||
|
Name |
Grade |
High School |
|
Alek Barron |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Wish Lombo |
12 |
Cy-Fair |
|
Darryl Brown |
11 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Christian Pang |
12 |
Cypress Falls |
|
Joseph Spiller |
12 |
Cypress Ridge |
|
Xavier Williams |
11 |
Jersey Village |

Cypress Creek High School senior guard Tywan Collins (3) brought home the district’s Defensive MVP after finishing his high school career with a school-record 190 steals.

Cypress Creek High School junior forward Elijah Trahan earned Co-District Newcomer of the Year honors. (Photo by Sophia Melendez, Cypress Creek HS)

Cypress Falls High School sophomore guard Alvin Washington was recognized as Co-District Newcomer of the Year.
