Spartan Varsity Girls Soccer Team Wins SPC Championship

The Spartan Varsity Girls Soccer team capped off an incredible season in the best way possible — by taking home the SPC 4A Championship! With a combination of skill and unwavering team chemistry, the Spartans stormed through the tournament, defeating top competitors on their way to the title.

Their championship run began with a commanding 3-0 victory over Kinkaid (Houston, TX) in the first round, setting the tone for what was to come. In the semifinals, the Spartans faced their toughest challenge yet, taking on top-seeded Episcopal High School (Houston, TX). Rising to the occasion, they delivered a gutsy 2-1 victory, knocking off the tournament favorites and securing their spot in the final.

With the championship on the line, the Spartans showed no signs of slowing down, taking on North Zone Champions Hockaday (Dallas, TX) in a thrilling title match. Their relentless attack and composed defense proved too much for their opponents, as they secured the SPC 4A crown with a decisive 2-1 victory.

Bringing home gold was the perfect ending to a remarkable season. The Spartans’ success was a testament to their hard work, resilience, and belief in one another—solidifying their place as champions. Head Coach Andy Aceves said the team’s goal going into the tournament as the fifth seed was to win, not just be competitive.

“Many things have to go right for a team to win a trophy. We played some beautiful soccer at times, and we also played some gutsy, scrappy soccer when we had to. We saw moments of individual brilliance from special players, and we saw our girls fight through adversity when most others would have given up,” said Coach Aceves. “Ultimately, I think it was our spirit that made the difference: the girls simply wouldn’t stop fighting for each other. They are deserving champions, and I hope they never forget what they accomplished this weekend.”

The Varsity Girls Basketball team is gearing up for the Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC) Tournament, entering with a 4-3 conference record and a season full of growth and determination. As the Spartans prepare to take on top teams, they remain focused on sharpening their play and making a strong push in the tournament.

"Regardless of the final result, these girls have fought hard and risen to every challenge, and I expect nothing less from them in this tournament," said Girls Basketball Program Head Dustin Armstrong.

The Spartans, seeded 5th, will face a formidable opponent in the 4th-seeded Houston Christian Broncos. With their resilience and competitive spirit, the Spartans are ready to embrace the challenge and leave it all on the court. Fans can expect an exciting matchup as the team looks to make a statement in postseason play.

 

After breaking multiple records this season, the Spartan Swim Team is looking to make waves in the SPC Championship Swim Meet.. With standout performances across the board from the team, the Spartans are excited to show their mettle against SPC competition.

 

The Spartan Boys Varsity Soccer team is set to compete in the highly anticipated SPC 4A Championship Tournament, entering as the No. 3 seed. With a 4-2-2 record in conference play, the Spartans have proven their ability to compete at a high level and are looking to make a deep tournament run.

Throughout the season, the Spartans have demonstrated resilience, tactical discipline and offensive firepower — key factors that will be crucial in postseason play. Their balanced approach on both ends of the field has made them a formidable opponent, and they will aim to carry that momentum into the tournament.

As they prepare for their first round challenge, Houston’s Kinkaid, the Spartans are focused and determined to make their mark. With strong leadership, a cohesive team effort, and a drive to compete at the highest level, they are poised to be a tough contender in the SPC 4A bracket. Fans can expect an exciting display of soccer as the Spartans battle for a shot at the championship.

 

The Spartan Boys Varsity Basketball team is entering the SPC Championship tournament the No. 6 seed with a 3-5 conference record. While the season has presented its share of challenges, the Spartans have flashed moments of brilliance, proving they have the potential to make a strong tournament push.

Throughout the season, the team has demonstrated resilience and growth, showing glimpses of the high-level play they are capable of. As they enter postseason competition, the Spartans are focused on channeling their best performances and rising to the occasion against tough conference rivals. Their first challenge will be against No. 3 seeded Greenhill (Addison, TX).

If they can capitalize on their strengths and play with consistency, the Spartans have the ability to surprise the competition and make a run in the SPC 4A bracket. Fans can expect an exciting and hard-fought tournament for the Spartans.

GO SPARTANS!!!

 

Follow the action and bracket details on the Winter SPC Championships page.