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Posted Dec 31/10 - 19-5A ALL DISTRICT TEAM

Congratulations to the following CRHS Football Player for being recognized as top 19-5A Players:

1st Team Awards:

Andy Ellis (Sr.) - Offensive Line

K.C. Nlemchi (Sr.) - Running Back

Tyler Jones (Sr.) - Defensive Line

Jeffrey Williams (Sr.) - Linebacker

Russell Cuellar (Jr.) - Secondary

2nd Team Awards:

Kevin O'Brien (Sr.) - Center

Jamel James (Soph.) - Running Back

Alex Ludowig (Jr.) - Receiver

Bobby Waid (Sr.) - Receiver

Brent Johnson (Sr.) - Linebacker

Jack Steed (Jr.) - Punter

Jacob Farmen (Jr.) - Kicker

Honorable Mention:

Justin Sawyer, Kyle Meloy, Tyler Knowles, Jeffrey Kramer, Sean Boone, Adam Smith, James Rhoden, Stuart Mouchantaf, Ryan Wiley, Scott Krebs, Ayodele Illesanmi, Matt Beringer

Posted Nov 15/10 - Cinco Ranch advances to second round of playoffs

November 15, 2010 • Shaun Lal, Online Sports Editor
Filed under Football, Sports

Cinco Ranch defeated Lamar 27-23 on Saturday, Nov. 13, at Tully Stadium to move on to the second round of the 2010 postseason.

Lamar senior quarterback Bram Kohlhausen (1037 yards, 14 touchdowns, 4 interception prior to game) was originally ruled out of the game for “bad conduct”, but came in during the fourth quarter.

Posted Nov 14/10 - Cinco Ranch outlasts Lamar 27-23

Cinco Ranch defeated a talented Lamar football on Saturday on pure perseverance.

The Cougars (10-1) won 27-24 at Tully Stadium in bi-district playoff action by outlasting the Lamar Redskins (9-2) in a battle of quality teams with high postseason expectations.

Cinco Ranch turned in its best defensive effort of the season against a playoff-caliber team when the Cougars held Lamar to 193 total yards. Cinco Ranch held Lamar to 54 rushing yards, average of two yards per carry.

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Posted Nov 14/10 - Late QB heroics belong to Cougars

The drama was supplied by Lamar quarterback Bram Kohlhausen, a UH commit who broke his hand last week and stayed on the sideline most of Saturday against Cinco Ranch at Tully Stadium.

He finally entered on the Redskins' last two drives to try to rally them.

But the heroics belonged to far-less heralded QB Justin Sawyer, who fought off two interceptions and successfully led his team on a long scoring drive to reclaim the lead in the fourth.

Cinco Ranch then held on for a hard-fought 27-23 win in the Class 5A Division I Region III bi-district playoffs.

Posted Nov 7/10 - Tigers refuse to be tamed

KATY — As the third quarter ended and the Cinco Ranch and Katy players walked to the south end of Rhodes Stadium to start the fourth, the Katy fans could be heard chanting in unison “Leave no doubt!” The Tigers accomplished that mission well before the final quarter of play.

Cougars score record point total to stay unbeaten, hand Mustangs worst-ever defeat

By R. Dana Roark
Special to the Times

Published:

Saturday, October 23, 2010 5:37 PM CDT

Nobody is likely to be saying that Cinco Ranch is struggling after Saturday’s performance against Taylor at Rhodes Stadium.

With the Cougars sputtering at times in four of their last five games, Cinco Ranch put all that in its rear-view mirrors with a stunning 66-7 win over Taylor, leaving the Cougars unbeaten at 8-0 and 5-0 in district. Taylor fell to 4-4 and 3-2.

Jamel James felt like he had to have a big night on Friday. Last week, he collided with another player in practice and was held out of the Memorial game for concussion-like symptoms. But he had to show that the injury didn’t slow him down. And he showed he’s probably a step quicker than before.

Posted Oct 17/10 - Cinco Ranch to comeback win over Strake Jesuit

When Cinco Ranch marched down the field and scored on its first possession in a crisp 63-yard drive to take a 7-0 lead over Strake Jesuit, it looked like it was going to be an evening where the Cougars’ Homecoming overflow crowd could sit back and take it all in.

But the Crusaders, who entered Friday’s game with a 1-5 record, didn’t seem dazzled one bit with all the festivities going on around Rhodes Stadium and hung with Cinco Ranch throughout the first half. The Crusaders took a brief 16-13 lead following the second touchdown pass thrown by Strake Jesuit quarterback Graham Chapman to favorite wide receiver Clay Martin with 3:17 left before halftime.

Posted Oct 14/10 - Cinco Ranch stiff arms Memorial 35-28

During the summer, Cinco Ranch's Russell Cuellar referred to 2009 interception leader Zach Velliquette as his mentor. Velliquette pulled down an astounding 10 interceptions during the Cougars' 15-game season last fall, often at pivotal moments. As a junior, Cuellar tried to emulate Velliquette's secondary wizardry by making four interceptions. Now he's a senior and setting the pace in the Cougar secondary.

Posted Oct 14/10 - Cougars stay cool in 35-28 win over Memorial

Over the last season and a half, Cinco Ranch has faced several close games, and have found ways to win them. You would think head coach Don Clayton would be used to them by now. “I don’t thrive in these situations,” he said jokingly. “I really liked it when it was 35-14. I was real comfortable then.”

Posted Oct 14/10 - Last Stop Keeps Cougars Perfect

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Posted Oct 5/10 - Katy, Cinco Ranch Hold on to AP Top 10 Rankings

Remaining undefeated with wins in last week’s games, both Katy and Cinco Ranch held on to their spots in the newest AP Texas High School Top Ten football rankings. Katy kept its #2 ranking with a convincing 45-14 win over Strake Jesuit. Cinco Ranch remained in the #5 spot following a 49-38 win in a tough game with cross-district rival Seven Lakes.

The remainder of the 5A Top Ten included:

#1 Euless Trinity (6-0) beat Hurst Bell 45-22.

#3 Round Rock Stony Point (6-0) beat Round Rock McNeil 37-8.

#4 Allen (5-0) beat Lewisville 49-14.

#6 The Woodlands (5-0) was idle.

#7 Lufkin (6-0) beat Humble Atascocita 45-10.

#8 Coppell (5-0) beat Denton Guyer 31-14.

#9 Beaumont West Brook (4-1) was idle.

#10 DeSoto (4-1) was idle.

The Tigers next take on Morton Ranch this Thursday at 7 p.m. in Rhodes Stadium.

The Cougars will next be in action Saturday when they face Memorial in a 6 p.m. game at Tully Stadium.

Katy, Cinco Ranch hold on to Top 10 Ranking

Cinco Ranch dominates Mayde Creek

Almost everyone saw playing time last Thursday for Cinco Ranch as the No. 5-ranked Cougars led from bell to bell in a 48-7 win over Mayde Creek at Rhodes Stadium. It was the first district game for both teams and Cinco Ranch (4-0) made the most of its opportunities against the Rams by racking up 499 yards in total offense while utilizing four quarterbacks and six different running backs against over-matched Mayde Creek (1-3).

Posted Sep 20/10 - Obscurity to hero for QB Sawyer

Even though there are several talented players that make up the Cinco Ranch offense, you can’t just put anybody at quarterback and hope it can continue ticking.

It’s not just handing the ball off to K.C. Nlemchi over and over again. The Cougar quarterback has to have a good arm to get the ball to his receivers, quick feet to roll out and escape pressure, and a good head to know the difference.

That’s why Justin Sawyer’s performance against Clear Springs was so surprising. Despite playing in a hyped game against one of – if not the most talented defensive units in the state, and ran the offense without a hitch in a 38-35 win.

Obscurity to hero for QB Sawyer

Facing a defense with six players that have commitments to top college programs like LSU and Texas A&M, K.C. Nlemchi and Cinco Ranch was ready for the challenge that the Clear Springs defense presented to them.

The senior back helped the Cougars rally from a 14-6 halftime deficit to win 38-35 Saturday night at Rhodes Stadium. Nlemchi ran for 158 yards and four touchdowns without his starting quarterback and his fullback. Quarterback Kyle Meloy did not play in the game with a shoulder injury, and running back Jamel James played only the first half before leaving with a bruised leg.

Nlemchi and backup quarterback Justin Sawyer helped the Cougars to move the ball against a tough Charger defense that many felt were the best in the state, if not the nation.

Cinco Ranch pounds out come-from-behind win over Clear Springs

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Cougars score record point total to stay unbeaten, hand Mustangs worst-ever defeat

By R. Dana RoarkSpecial to the Times

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

Memorial saw a fiery fourth-quarter comeback fall short in Saturday’s 35-28 loss to Cinco Ranch in District 19-5A play at Tully Stadium. Trailing by three touchdowns with 9:48 left in the game, the Mustangs put together a couple of quick scoring drives to pull within seven points.

By R. Dana Roark
Special to the Times