The MVP Bobblehead segment shines a spotlight on the top high school athletes in the Dallas-Fort Worth area who excel on the field and lead their teams to victory. Each week, we honor standout performers who demonstrate exceptional talent, leadership, and dedication. Explore this page to see the rising stars making a significant impact in high school sports.
Denton Guyer won another district championship with Senior forward Kyeron Lindsay leading the way, averaging 24 points and 12 rebounds a game. That's good enough to earn this week's MVP Honors!
Denton Braswell Senior Forward Alisa Williams has led the Lady Bengals to a 31-2 record and is this week's recipient of the MVP Bobblehead.
Our MVP goes to Garland's Zuby Ejiofor who's is making the most of the opportunity his family gave him! Zuby is committed to Kansas!
Richland Point Guard Jourdyn Grandberry is winding down a fantastic career at Richland. The 4 year starter, is averaging 14 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists per game and is this week's MVP Bobblehead Recipient.
McKinney Senior Forward Alex Anamekwe is a big reason why the Lions are one of just a handful of teams that are in contention for a state title in Class 6A. The SMU commit is also this week's MVP Bobblehead Recipient!
Over the past 3 seasons, Coppell Senior Ryan Agarwal has been one of the area's top scorers. The Stanford commit is also now an MVP Bobblehead Recipient!
This week's MVP Bobblehead is awarded to Greenhill's Noah Shelby! Shelby is committed to Vanderbilt University.
Jazzy Owens-Barnett is one of the top players in the class of 2022. An All-State selection and former state championship MVP and is this week's bobblehead recipient.
It was a history-making season as Duncanville Head Coach Reginald Samples became just the 13th head coach in Texas to eclipse the 300 win mark and guided the Panthers to their 3rd state championship game in the last 4 years. Coach Samples is this week's recipient of the MVP Bobblehead and our 6A Coach of the Year.
