WAPO TEAMS HEADED TO STATE

Our Cy Creek Girl's Varsity Water Polo team won their third straight Regional Championship and our boy's finished 3rd which qualifies each team a trip to the State Water Polo Championships in College Station. Wish our WAPO teams good luck at State!

CY CREEK CHOIRS EARN UIL SWEEPSTAKES

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2015-16 CYPRESS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL CHOIRS for earning  UIL SWEEPSTAKES TROPHIES  for the 18th CONSECUTIVE YEAR!

 

The Cypress Creek  Choirs earned 4 UIL Sweepstakes Trophies at UIL Concert and Sight-reading competition. This is the 18th consecutive year that the Cypress Creek High School Choirs have earned UIL Sweepstakes Trophies.  We are proud of you!

 

Congratulations to the Cypress Creek Chorale for earning Superior 1st Division ratings from all six judges in UIL Concert and UIL Sight-reading Contest on Tuesday, April 12th at Foundry United Methodist Church.

 

On Friday, April 15the the following choirs earned UIL Sweepstakes:

 

Congratulations to the Cypress Creek Concert Women’s Choir for earning Superior 1st Division ratings in UIL Concert and UIL Sight-reading. 

 

Congratulations to Varsity Women’s choir for earning Superior 1st Division ratings in Concert and Sight-reading resulting in a UIL Sweepstakes Trophy.

 

And congratulations to our wonderful Men’s Choir for earning Superior 1st Division ratings in Sight-reading and Concert  resulting in UIL Sweepstakes Trophy.

 

We are so proud of the Cypress Creek Choir students and their outstanding accomplishments. Thank you for representing Cypress Creek with pride.

US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT RANKS CY CREEK AS A TOP HIGH SCHOOL

US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT has published its America's Best High Schools Report. Cypress Creek High School was awarded a silver medal and ranks high in areas such Advanced Placement testing, College Readiness, graduation rates and state assessment scores. Cy Creek earned a ranking in the top 10% in Texas at 191st place and a national level ranking of 2276.

To read the report, click here.

ATHLETES SIGN LETTERS OF INTENT

Congratulation to our student athletes who have signed letters of intent with the following colleges:

• Brayden Bahnsen, baseball – Alvin College;
• Jeremy Rodriguez, baseball – Angelina College;
• Michael Villalon, baseball – Alvin College;
• Katie Lee, women’s cross country – St. Edward’s University;
• Antoine Small, football – Langston University;
• Chance Orendac, football – Oklahoma Wesleyan University;
• Trevon Earls, football – Kilgore College;
• Willie Ward, football – Tyler Junior College;
• Todd Coachman, men’s swimming – Southwestern University; and
• Whitney Dore, women’s water polo/swimming and diving – San Joaquin Delta College.

COUGAR RECEIVES STATE OF TEXAS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD

Junior Matthew Clark, Eagle Scout with Boy Scout Troop #928  from Prince of Peace Catholic Church, was awarded the 2015-2016  state of Texas Eagle Scout Award scholarship. He earned this prestigious award  on behalf of  the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) based on his:

• service in  the community,
• academic and leadership excellence,
• genealogy research, 
• and his essay about George Washington,  "It's What's on the Inside that Counts."

This is his third  year to win the local SAR Eagle Scout Award and his first  year to be selected as the winner for the entire state of  Texas. He was formally recognized at the annual SAR State Convention in Dallas on April 2, 2016. Congratulations Matthew!

JUNIOR, MATTHEW CLARK SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN NASA PROGRAM

Junior Matthew Clark has been selected to attend the on-site  "Summer Experience" of the Texas High School Aerospace  Scholars (HAS) Program to be held at NASA's Johnson Space  Center (JSC) this July. After writing an essay and  completing an application, which included a letter for  Congressional recommendation, Matthew was accepted into the  on-line portion of the HAS program that lasted from December 2015 through February 2016. 

During the 12 week on-line  HAS program, Matthew worked on many interesting and  challenging STEM-related assignments and projects, which was  a tremendous honor and a wonderful learning experience in  itself.  However, the week-long JSC summer internship  will continue the HAS experience for a select number of high  school students, and Matthew was recently notified that he  was invited to attend.  Prior to starting the summer  internship at NASA, Matthew will participate in a second  on-line course in order to begin team-building with his  fellow HAS high school JSC invitees.

GIRLS VARSITY GOLF FINISH 4TH IN DISTRICT

Girls golf finished 4th in the varsity district 2 day competition at Cypress lakes golf course. 

Players include: 

• Junior-Tyler James
• Junior-Hannah Felske
• Junior- Amanda Billings
• Junior- Katie Solgere
• Sophmore- kelly swanson
• Freshman- julia Iverson

Also Kelly Swanson finished overall 8th in District and has qualified for the Regional tournament next week at Eagle Point as an individual Medalist!! Congratulations Kelly!

ATHLETES NAMED TO ALL-DISTRICT 17-6A BOYS’ SOCCER TEAM

Jersey Village High School junior Edgar Alaniz was named District 17-6A Offensive MVP. 

CFISD soccer coaches released the All-District 17-6A Boys’ Soccer Team this week following the conclusion of each team’s season in the UIL playoffs.

Jersey Village High School junior forward Edgar Alaniz was named the Offensive MVP and Cypress Lakes High School senior goalkeeper Alexis Alvarez was named the Defensive MVP. Jersey Village freshman Jonathan Cervantes was named the Newcomer of the Year.

Cypress Lakes High School senior Alexis Alvarez was named District 17-6A Defensive MVP. (Photo by AJ Arthurs, Cypress Lakes HS)

Coaches Franklin Cartagena of Cypress Lakes and Danny Forsytheof Jersey Village were named Co-Coaches of the Year.

Cypress Lakes Head Coach Franklin Cartagena was named District 17-6A Co-Coach of the Year.

The following athletes were named to the All-District First Team and Second Team:

First Team All-District 17-6A
Name	School	Grade	Position
Rogelio Lopez	Cypress Lakes	10	Forward
Matt Alzate	Cypress Lakes	11	Forward
Allen Gonzalez	Cypress Springs	9	Forward
Matt Pham	Cypress Falls	10	Forward
Carlos Sevilla	Cypress Ridge	12	Forward
Jordan Henderson	Jersey Village	12	Midfielder
Jeferson Saravia	Cypress Lakes	11	Midfielder
Jordi Cobo	Cypress Lakes	11	Midfielder
Alex Botello	Cypress Ranch	12	Midfielder
Eric Williams	Cypress Springs	12	Midfielder
Alvaro Suárez	Cypress Ridge	10	Midfielder
Tom Hollis	Langham Creek	12	Midfielder
Carter Moon	Jersey Village	12	Defender
Andrés Medina	Cypress Lakes	11	Defender
César Rivera	Cypress Lakes	12	Defender
Dustin Morse	Cypress Ranch	11	Defender
Cameron Townes	Cypress Ranch	12	Defender
Johnny Castillo	Cypress Springs	12	Defender
Nathan Díaz	Langham Creek	11	Defender
Chris Reyes	Cypress Woods	11	Defender
Trey McGlamery	Cypress Creek	11	Defender
Osiel Garza	Jersey Village	11	Goalkeeper
Blake Lieberman	Cypress Ranch	12	Goalkeeper

Jersey Village freshman Jonathan Cervantes was named District 17-6A Newcomer of the Year.

Second Team All-District 17-6A
Name	School	Grade	Position
Branndon Marion	Cypress Ranch	12	Forward
Adiran Martinez	Cypress Ridge	11	Forward
Roland Sankawulo	Cypress Springs	11	Forward
Alejandro Barboza	Cypress Ranch	12	Forward
Alan Campuzano	Langham Creek	10	Forward
Roger Bonilla	Jersey Village	12	Midfielder
Jesús Cerda	Cypress Lakes	11	Midfielder
Bryan Zuniga	Cypress Lakes	11	Midfielder
Assem Makzoumi	Cypress Ranch	12	Midfielder
Cain Hernandez	Cypress Falls	12	Midfielder
Edwin Melendez	Cypress Woods	11	Midfielder
Hugo Garcia	Cypress Springs	12	Midfielder
Kevin Lopez	Jersey Village	11	Defender
Anthony Lockridge	Cy-Fair	12	Defender
Josh Arroyave	Cypress Springs	11	Defender
Alex Alaniz	Jersey Village	10	Defender
Jack Gerow	Cypress Ranch	12	Defender
Stephen Soriano	Langham Creek	11	Defender
Josue Contreras	Cypress Falls	11	Defender
Francisco Rodriguez	Cypress Falls	11	Goalkeeper
Nicolas Panameno	Cypress Ranch	12	Goalkeeper

Jersey Village Head Coach Danny Forsythe was named District 17-6A Co-Coach of the Year.