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Cy-Falls Golden Eagles gold card will save you money! Please help support the Cy-Falls Golden Eagles. Cards are $20.00 and can be purchased from our CyFalls athletes and/or coaches. Along with the savings card, you will receive a keytag good for four (4) uses for a free appetizer with the purchase of an entree and a keytag good for one (1) free original size smoothie.

We need your help to save the Cypress Falls Water Tower. The Athletic Booster Club of Cypress Falls High School has taken on the monumental task of raising $15,000 to paint the Cypress Falls logo on the water tower at Huffmeister Road and HWY 290 that has become a local icon. Many of our current and past community members use the tower to navigate to the school and we do not want to lose the opportunity to have our logo on the tower. Not everyone in our area has the fortune to have a water

We now have the ESPN game recorded in its entirety. If you purchased a DVD of the ESPN game, CyFalls vs. CyFair, during the Football Awards Ceremony, please contact Loly Valdez, Athletic Secretary @ 281-856-1439.

Written by Dave Purpura Saturday November 17, 2007 One to speak with his actions more than his words, Cypress Falls wide receiver Darius Bolden didn't spend much time dissecting his four-touchdown performance Saturday night. "We just came out to play. That's all we did," Bolden said. "It's just making less mistakes every day and geting better every game. That's all it takes." But the rest of the Golden Eagles, like the rest of the Rhodes Stadium crowd wet and tir

By Scott Kaiser Times Sports Editor Sunday, November 18, 2007 8:39 AM CST It was probably appropriate that there was a lightning delay at halftime of the Mayde Creek-Cypress Falls playoff game because the Rams' first post-season appearance was over in nearly a flash. The Golden Eagles rolled up 653 yards on total offense with their quick-strike attack en route to a 50-7 victory over the Rams in a Class 5A Division II bi-district contest on Saturday night at Rhodes Stadium. "It's to

Junior QB leads powerful offense for Golden Eagles By WILLIAM HATFIELD For The Chronicle With only one offensive starter returning from last year's Class 5A Division II state runner-up squad, Cypress Falls coach David Raffield didn't know what to expect from his team when it came to scoring. Thanks to quarterback Kolby Gray, Raffield's biggest problem has been trying not to run up the score. Cy Falls has put up incredible offensive numbers while posting an 8-2 record. The Golden Ea

Written by Paulette Heidbreder Friday October 26, 2007 The Cy Falls Golden Eagles rode the arm of quarterback Kolby Gray and their vaunted receiving core for a 56-14 victory over the Langham Creek Lobos Friday night. It didn’t take the crowd at Berry Center long to see why the Golden Eagles quarterback is ranked among area passers and his favorite receivers Darius Bolden, Denzel Wells, and Blake Shaw are among the area’s biggest gainers in reception yards. The Eagles took two plays and

By SAM KHAN Jr. and JENNY DIAL Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle Boys athlete of the week Name: Kolby Gray, junior, Cypress Falls. Notable: In a 56-14 win over Langham Creek, the junior quarterback was 27-of-37 passing for a career-high 482 yards and five touchdowns. Gray threw no interceptions in the contest and did not play in the fourth quarter. It is the third time this season Gray has thrown for 400 yards in a game. Quotable: "He has all the physical tools to be a great quarte

Written by Tiffany Groce Tuesday October 23, 2007 The Athlete’s Connection has named Cypress Falls senior Blake Shaw as our Sterling Bank Athlete of the Week. This recent University of Southern California (USC) track & field commit helped lead his football team to a 49-37 victory over the Cy Fair Bobcats last week. The nationally-televised game held no added pressure for Shaw. “[It] was my night to be open because they were keying in on the other guys, and I took advantage of it."

Written by Dave Purpura Thursday October 18, 2007 Cypress Falls running back Shane Turner had four Division I offers entering Thursday night's nationally-televised game against Cy-Fair at The Berry Center. After rushing for 195 yards and four touchdowns in addition to a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, Turner's phone may be ringing non-stop from here on. Turner upstaged Cy-Fair running back Sam McGuffie, a Michigan commitment, by running for touchdowns from 3, 35 and 69 ya

Senior RB keys Golden Eagles to wild 49-37 triumph over McGuffie, Cy-Fair By SAM KHAN JR. Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle Sam McGuffie's extensive highlight reel has made the Cy-Fair running back an Internet star and with it came national recognition in the world of high school football. Before Thursday night, the same could not be said for Shane Turner. In just under three hours, the Cypress Falls senior running back made sure viewers across the nation remembered his name as the

Thursday night lights going national By SAM KHAN JR. Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle For the second time in as many seasons, a pair of area high school football teams will play for a national television audience as Cy-Fair and Cypress Falls meet at 7 p.m. today at the Berry Center on ESPN2. The game is the 13th in a 14-game schedule for the ESPNU Old Spice High School Showcase. Last season, ESPN2 broadcast Lufkin's 31-7 win over The Woodlands on Oct. 26 at Moorhead Stadium in Conr

By SAM KHAN Jr. and JENNY DIAL Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle Boys athlete of the week Name: Shane Turner, senior, Cypress Falls. Notable: In a nationally televised game against Cy-Fair on Thursday, Turner compiled 295 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns. Turner rushed for 195 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries and returned a kickoff 100 yards for a score to lead the Golden Eagles past Cy-Fair 49-37 on Thursday.. Quotable: "I go out and try to play hard, run hard and the (of

Written by Dave Purpura Friday October 12, 2007 The statistics from Cypress Falls’ 55-32 win at Strake Jesuit on Friday night suggests the Eagles’ coaches might not be warm and fuzzy over the defensive effort. That the Eagles allowed four touchdowns and 360 yards leads to the wrong conclusion. A week after Cypress Ridge quarterback Russell Shepard torched the Eagles for 341 rushing yards and five touchdown runs of 40 yards or more, Cy Ridge held previously unbeaten Strake Jesuit to

Written by Ahmard Vital Saturday October 06, 2007 When two high-powered offenses like Cy Ridge (4-1, 2-0) and Cy Falls (3-2, 1-1) face off, many would expect plenty of big plays to happen on both sides. All who were in attendance at Pridgeon Stadium Saturday night witnessed exactly that. But one team stole the show. Cy Ridge, led by quarterback Russell Shepard’s five touchdowns, remain undefeated in District 17-5A play with a 51-35 victory over Cy Falls in a District 17-5A game.

Written by Heather Burr Saturday September 29, 2007 The Eagles were FLYING Friday night as Cy-Falls beat Cy-Creek in the district opener at the Berry Center. Cy-Falls put up a whopping 57 points. The offense was hot as the Eagles scored eight touchdowns between four players. Cy-Creek pushed out 32 points, hanging in with Cy-Falls until halftime, but couldn’t keep up for the win. Shane Turner, Kolby Gray, Denzel Wells, and Darius Bolden were the offense for the Golden Eagles. “We work on it