All-Southeast Texas high school football 2024 teams, awards

Undefeated state champion Richmond Randle dominates all-region awards
Running back Landen Williams-Callis of Richmond Randle carries during the Texas 5A Division 2 state title game at AT&T Stadium.
Running back Landen Williams-Callis of Richmond Randle carries during the Texas 5A Division 2 state title game at AT&T Stadium. / Photo by Tommy Hays

The 2024 Texas high school football season is in the books. After a fall filled with breakout performances and historic runs, High School on SI is taking a look at the best of the best out of southeast Texas.

We're going region-by-region to honor the most impactful players in one of the nation's top high school football regions with our individual postseason awards, then first team and second team.

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Who made the cut in southeast Texas, which primarily features the Greater Houston area? Dive into the top individual performers across the region this fall.

ALL-SOUTHEAST TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL AWARDS

Most Valuable Player: Landen Williams-Callis, So., RB, Richmond Randle: Williams-Callis helped lead the Lions to the Class 5A-Division II state championship, totaling 2,108 rushing yards and 43 total touchdowns. He averaged 9.1 yards per carry.

Offensive Player of the Year: Adam Schobel, Sr., QB, Columbus: The TCU signee completed 74.1% of his throws for 3,724 yards and 55 touchdowns to three interceptions in leading the Cardinals to the Class 3A Division I state championship. He also rushed for 575 yards and 13 touchdowns for good measure.

Defensive Player of the Year: Chace Sims, Sr., DL, Richmond Randle: The Texas A&M signee compiled 106 total tackles, 29 tackles for loss, 11 sacks, four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries in helping the Lions to the state championship.

Newcomer of the Year: Tobi Haastrup, Sr. Edge, Mayde Creek: Prior to this year, Haastrup had never played a snap of football. Four months later, the four-star recruit was signing with Oregon after totaling 10 sacks and 20 tackles for loss for the Rams.

Coach of The Year: Brian Randle, Richmond Randle: Randle, whose father is the namesake for the school, led the Lions to the Class 5A Division II state championship in their third year of varsity play. The Lions went 16-0 and outscored their opponents by an average of 41.8 points per game.

ALL-SOUTHEAST TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL AWARDS

First Team

Offense

QB — Kaleb Bailey, Sr., North Shore (Murray State commit)

QB — Blake Thomas, Sr., Summer Creek (Lamar)

RB — John Hebert, Jr., Strake Jesuit

RB — Tory Blaylock, Sr., Atascocita (Oklahoma)

WR — Andrew Marsh, Sr., Jordan (Michigan)

WR — Jermaine Bishop Jr., Jr., Willis

WR — Jayden Warren, Jr., Iowa Colony

TE — Wyatt Herbel, Sr., Cy-Fair (Houston)

OL — Ryan Fodje, Sr., Bridgeland (Oklahoma)

OL — Jonte Newman, Sr., Bridgeland (Texas A&M)

OL — Jackson Christian, Sr., Port Neches-Groves (Texas)

OL — Dramodd Odoms, Sr., Lamar (SMU)

OL — Byron Nelson, Sr., Katy (North Carolina)

ATH — Cardae Mack, Jr., Atascocita

Defense

DL — Landon Rink, Sr., Cy-Fair (Texas A&M)

DL — Chad Woodfork, Sr., Summer Creek (TCU)

DL — D.J. Sanders, Sr., Bellville (Texas A&M)

DL — Sheldon Rice, Sr., Fulshear (Houston)

LB — Kaleb Burns, Sr., Cy-Falls (Texas Tech)

LB — Charles Ross, Sr., North Shore (LSU)

LB — John Schobel, Sr., Columbus (TCU)

DB — Devin Sanchez, Sr., North Shore (Ohio State)

DB — Kade Phillips, Sr., Hightower (Texas)

DB — Deyjhon Pettaway, Sr., Paetow (Texas A&M)

DB — Parker Johnson, Sr., Stratford

ATH — Jonah Williams, Sr., Galveston Ball (Texas)

Specialists

K — Christian Munguia, Sr., Richmond Randle

P — Adam Carter, Sr., Katy

KR — Kyran Pate, Sr., Atascocita

Second Team

Offense

QB — Austin Carlisle, Sr., Ridge Point (Houston)

QB — Carson White, So., Iowa Colony

RB — Grayson Rigdon, Sr., Columbus

RB — Zane Smith, Sr., Fulshear (UTRGV)

WR — Kelshaun Johnson, Sr., Hitchcock (Texas A&M)

WR — Quanell Farrakhan Jr., Sr., North Shore (Colorado)

WR — Maxwell Hendrick, Sr., Klein Cain

TE — Jeremiah Scoby, Sr., Dickinson (Bowling Green)

OL — Jordan Fields, Sr., North Shore (Pitt)

OL — JaKorey Lewis, Jr., Bellville

OL — Chance Bryant, Sr., Fulshear (Houston)

OL — Tyler Thomas, Sr., Dickinson (Texas A&M)

OL — Hayden Wright, Sr., Kingwood (Northwestern)

ATH — Patrick Broadway II, Sr., Fulshear

Defense

DL — Michael Riles, Sr., Port Arthur Memorial (Oklahoma State)

DL — Chris Johnson, Sr., Iowa Colony (Baylor)

DL — Jadyn Ramos, Sr., Conroe

DL — Carmello Brooks, Sr., Paetow (Houston)

LB — Kosi Okpala, Jr., Mayde Creek

LB — Carson Hahn, Jr., Barbers Hill

LB — Joseph Credit, Jr., Pearland

DB — Dorian Brew, Sr., Conroe (Oregon)

DB — Marcus Coleman, Sr., Klein Cain

DB — Brandon Jones, Sr., Summer Creek

DB — Josiah Jones, Sr., Crosby

ATH — Daniel Scarabino, Jr., Cinco Ranch

Specialists

K — Scott Starzyk, Sr., The Woodlands (Arkansas)

P — Ayden Treadaway, Sr., Dawson (Air Force)

KR — Quanell X Farrakhan Jr., Sr., North Shore (Colorado)


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