News Summary

Texas high school football fan voting is now open for the top running backs of the 2025 season. Cast your votes before May 30 to celebrate the best talents on the field. From impressive rushing yards to standout touchdowns, this season’s athletes are ready to show their skills. Join in the excitement and help recognize these remarkable players!

Texas High School Football Fans, It’s Time to Vote!

Hey there, sports enthusiasts from Texas! Get ready to rumble as the buzz around high school football grows stronger with every passing day. That’s right, the spotlight is shining brightly on the top running backs of the 2025 season, and we want you to be part of the action!

Who Are the Contenders?

Every year, Texas consistently produces some of the most talented football players, especially in the running back position. This year, a list of standout athletes has been compiled for fans to cast their votes on who they think deserves the title of the best running back. The voting wraps up on May 30 at 11:59 PM PT, so be sure to make your voice heard!

This exciting initiative focuses predominantly on highlighting these incredible athletes and the *skills* they bring to the game, but remember, this isn’t about awarding winners; it’s about celebrating talent.

Meet the Stars of the Season

Let’s take a closer look at some of the noteworthy athletes who are vying for your vote:

  • John Hebert, Sr., Strake Jesuit: With an astonishing 3,532 rushing yards and 40 total touchdowns, he’s scored big time. Plus, he clinched a spot on the first team all-district and even earned the title of district MVP.
  • Gavin Black, Sr., Odessa Permian: He had a remarkable 2024 season, racking up 2,332 rushing yards and an impressive tally of 32 touchdowns.
  • Ernie Powers, Sr., El Paso Franklin: This powerhouse carried the ball 289 times, amassing 2,224 rushing yards and scoring 21 rushing touchdowns during his senior year.
  • Cam Newton, Sr., Prosper Walnut Grove: Cam nearly hit the 2,000-yard mark with 2,013 rushing yards and found the end zone 31 times in his junior season.
  • Damarius Montgomery, Jr., Kingsville King: A featured name in the 2024 All-South Texas honorable mention list, he’s definitely one to watch moving forward.
  • Ryan Estrada, Sr., El Dorado: He exploded as a junior, amassing a dazzling over 2,400 rushing yards and finding the end zone 32 times.
  • Tradarian Ball, Sr., Texas High: This 4-star recruit, committed to Oregon, isn’t just a player; he’s a unanimous Class 5A all-state selection, and it’s easy to see why!
  • Landen Williams-Callis, Jr., Randle: With jaw-dropping stats of 2,103 rushing yards and a whopping 43 touchdowns, he’s turning heads everywhere!

And this is just the tip of the iceberg! Other amazing players like KJ Edwards, Sr., Carthage, with 1,789 rushing yards, and Davis Penn, Sr., Southlake Carroll, holding 1,040 all-purpose yards, are also in the mix. Each athlete brings unique strengths, showcasing the diversity and talent spread across Texas’ high schools.

How to Participate

Don’t miss out on your chance to help highlight these fantastic athletes. Voting is open now, and you can show your support for your favorite running backs by heading over to the designated fan voting platform. Keep in mind that every vote counts and makes a difference in showcasing the talent of these incredible players!

The polls close at the stroke of midnight on May 30, so mark your calendars. Gather your friends and family and encourage them to participate too—because supporting local sports builds community pride!

Final Thoughts

The Texas high school football scene is buzzing, and these running backs are ready to lead their teams to glory in the upcoming season. Let’s come together to cheer them on and vote for the athletes who inspire and excite us the most. Happy voting!

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