Katy High School Football Rankings And ISD Schedule 2023

Katy High School football rankings include 37th in the Nation and 17th in Texas. The team possesses a strength of 26.3 for the 2023 season.

In Texas Division 6A, the Tigers are in the 13th position with a rating of 53.20 which is nearly 31 points less than Duncanville who tops the list with 84.30 ratings with a strength of 44.1.

If we look at the list of Region III, Katy stands in the third position whereas 72.20 North Shore and 63.20 rated Atascostia are in the first and second position respectively. Their schedule strength reads 33.3 and 57.3 as per the record. 

Similarly, among the Houston high schools, the Tigers rank fifth following Westfield in the fourth position whose overall rating is calculated to be 54 but has a negative strength of -20.6.

The school is located in Katy, Texas, and has already won a total of 9 state championships. The last one was in 2020 under the 6A Division II category.

Players like Bo Levi Mitchell, Jorge Diaz, Andy Dalton, Rodney Anderson, Ryan Mouton, etc. played football for this high school.

Katy Tigers Football Schedule For 2023 Season

Katy High School football schedule 2023 begins with an away game against Atascocita on 1 September, at 7:00 PM ET. The Tigers will play games till November.

Here is the full list of dates and opponent teams:

  • 8 September, Friday against Tompkins at 6:30 PM ET.
  • 16 September, Saturday against Morton Ranch at 6:30 PM ET.
  • 22 September, Friday against Myde Creek at 7:15 PM ET.
  • 29 September, Friday against Jordon at 7:15 PM ET.
  • 5 October, Thursday, against Paetow at 6:30 PM ET.
  • 19 October, Thursday against Cinco Ranch at 7:15 PM ET.
  • 27 October, Friday against Seven Lakes at 7:15 PM ET.
  • 3 November, Friday against Katy Taylor at 7:15b PM ET.

Katy’s Football strength of schedule is marked at 26.3 for the current season. The team has some tough games on their way. 

Though not among the toughest as compared to Mater Dei and Bishop Gorman which are in the first and second number in the national ranking, the preview of the roster strength says they will have few hard hustles on the field. 

The Tigers’ upcoming match is scheduled with Atascocita which has already played a game against Dickinson on 25 September and got a 46-21 victory. 

The squad looks strong and Katy’s other competitions are also going to be tough this season as a lot of teams are on their way to battle up with the Tigers.

If we look at the past season, out of 15 games played in total, the Katy Tigers went victorious in 14 games and lost one. Their only loss was against Austin Vandergift by a point difference of 3 which was played on 10 December 2022. The final score was 35-38. 

The Tiger’s highest score for the last year was a 62-21 win over Houston Memorial on 18 November, followed by a 59-0 win over Katy Seven Lakes and a 59-3 win against Katy Myde Creek.

Katy Tigers Football Roster In 2023

Katy High School football roster includes 1. Oliver Ginn, 2. Mason Cotton, 3. Skyler Nguyen, 4. George Koutani, 5. Jakson Franklin and 6. Karter Hernandez.

Here is the list of the full roster of the Tigers below:

Quarterback

  • Jakson Franklin

Wide Reciever

  • Jared Kelly
  • Carter Sears
  • Briceon Brooks
  • Orlando Avalos
  • Israel Olotu-Judah

Running Back

  • Romel Jordan
  • Chase Johnsey
  • Brody Worster
  • George Koutani
  • Tadi Zambe
  • Luis Trujillo

Offensive Line/ Backer

  • Karter Sanamo
  • Jake Gowen
  • Noah Harmon
  • Austin Haut
  • Deshaun Owens
  • Hunter Reeves
  • Karter Hernandez
  • Osvaldo Sanchez
  • Jacob Valdez

Line Backer

  • Connor Johnsey
  • Truitt Denman
  • Nathan Hall

Defensive Back

  • Khalil Hargrove-Collins
  • Gavin Johnson
  • Noah Coughran
  • Jed Olotu-Judah
  • Cooper Lewis
  • Aidan Noble
  • Connor Morales

Defensive End

  • Dak Brinkley
  • Temidayo Lambo

Defensive Line

  • Adan McGuffin
  • Zane Arzola
  • Diego Ball
  • TJ Wright
  • Tyler Willis
  • Gabriel Blakey
  • Stephan Ochai
  • Christopher Verdin

Tight End

  • Luke Carter
  • Colton Sanders
  • Jacobo Salazar
  • Jon Stephens

Kicker

  • Hunter Ondrush

Katy High School Football Playoffs Record

Katy High School football has made 41 appearances in playoffs. The team won its national championship three times in 2007, 2012 & 2015.

The high school squad got its first state championship in 1959, the next one in 1997, then in 2000, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2015 and 2020.

The years 2007, 2012, and 2015 gave the team both state championship and national titles. The Tigers have been on the field 16 times as state finalists from 1959 to 2020. 

In the last 21 years, the football program has never gotten fewer than 10 wins which makes it the only team to do so in the history of state football championships. 

The team’s record for the last five years is interesting to note down. In the 2022 season, they maintained a record of 14-1 losing just one game in a total of 15 matches played. 

2021 saw a similar kind of record as the Tigers went on to win 14 of the total games and got only a single loss. Their only defeat was to Austin Westlake. The final score was 14-45 at last.

The highest-scored match was played on 28 October against Katy Taylor where the team got a 67-17 victory. Other notable higher points include a 66-15 win over Katy Morton Ranch, a 65-7 win over Katy Mayde Creek, a 59-7 victory over Houston Stratford, and more.

The 2020 season was the state championship title-receiving year for the Tigers. That season, the team played a total of 16 games and lost only one. The losing match was played against Katy Tompkins on 5 November where the final whistle marked a 19-24 score on the board.

The team’s largest score of victory that season was 66-21 against Cypress Woods played on 3 October. Other high points on the line were a 63-7 triumph over Katy Morton Ranch and a 60-7 win over Houston Lamar.

Katy Tigers Record Last 20 years

  • 2022-23: 14-1
  • 2021-22: 14-1
  • 2020-21: 13-1
  • 2019-20: 12-1
  • 2018-19: 11-2
  • 2017-18: 12-1
  • 2016-17: 10-3
  • 2015-16: 16-0
  • 2014-15: 14-2
  • 2013-14: 15-1
  • 2012-13: 16-0
  • 2011-12: 12-1
  • 2010-11: 13-1
  • 2009-10: 14-2
  • 2008-09: 13-3
  • 2007-08: 16-0
  • 2006-07: 13-1
  • 2005-06: 14-1
  • 2004-05: 12-2

Katy ISD Football Tickets

Katy High School football ticket rates start from $5 and can cost you up to $10 at maximum. The rates may vary according to the importance of events.

The minimum of $5 price is for the students. The adults have to pay $10 which is subject to 10% of the online convenience fee that will not exceed $6. 

The rates are for the general public. The students of the Campus will have a separate ticket rate where they will pay and the adults will pay $6 again. The price tags are subject to some extra frees of the aforementioned amount. 

How To Buy Katy Tigers Football Tickets?

Parents of the participants can buy the presale sale tickets online from the link provided by the Head Coaches and Fine Art Directors. 

They are only allowed to purchase four tickets for the Legacy stadium and three tickets for the Rhodes Stadium through the offered link. But once the passes are open to the public, they can go for unlimited.

The presales will be open from Monday through Tuesday prior to the football games. The students of the Campus will be provided with another link from the administration where the ticket flashes off live on Monday morning. 

The link and the tickets sold from it will be exclusively for the field’s students section. No other parents or the public are allowed to purchase through it. 

For online ticket information and purchases, you can:

  • Go to the official ticket partner of KISD, PayNGo.
  • Vancoevents.com
  • The website of the District Athletic Department

The team plays most of its home games at the Legacy Stadium which has a capacity of 12,000 audiences and the away games at Rhodes Stadium which can hold 14,000 people. 

What Bags Are Permissible Inside the Stadium?

  • All clear plastic, Vinyl, or PVC bags not exceeding  12” x 6” x 12” size.
  • Small clutch bags under the size of 4.5″ x 6.5″.
  • 1-gallon clear plastic zip-lock type back.
  • Bags holding medically necessary items.

Prohibited Items

  • All animals or pets. Exceptions will be made for service animals. 
  • Beach balls and balloons.
  • Cans, bottles, glasses, and any kind of containers or beverages.
  • Aerosol Cans
  • Any displays, clothing, or signs with derogatory, foul, or obscene language.

If you are not able to attend the game physically then you have other options to get connected with your team remotely from home or anywhere else. For that, you can watch or listen to home games on Texan Live.

The 11-week regular season has already commenced from August 24. Don’t miss out on your favorite team’s matches this season. 

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