Cross country season is getting going here in just a few weeks and the John Cooper School Dragons are ready to run! VYPE Media traveled out to the JCS Campus recently and caught up with some of the Dragons to talk the upcoming girls cross country season.

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It was a banner year for Houston-area private school teams in 2022 as FBCA won the TAPPS-II Title, while Kinkaid and John Cooper School swept their respective SPC titles. Logos Prep won the TAPPS Six-Man DI to cap it off.

The John Cooper School had a big week with two wins on the volleyball court and a lopsided win in football.

The John Cooper School boys tennis team won the school’s first-ever SPC Championship.

It was a historic weekend for John Cooper School football.

The John Cooper School is in its eleventh year of playing football and the sixth at the varsity level. They will be playing in their third SPC (Southwest Preparatory Conference) Championship - after playing in it in 2018 and 2019 - today in Dallas.

The Keller Indians and Southlake Carroll Dragons are set to face each other in the UIL Class 6A Region I Regional Finals. Not only do both teams have a fight that never dies, but the receipts to prove it. Let's take a look at how the teams got to this point.

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HOUSTON - The John Cooper School just had a season for the books. The women's basketball team went an impressive 15-2 overall and 7-1 in Southwest Preparatory Conference play, which was good enough to claim the 2020 SPC South Zone Championship. The Dragons were led by seniors Aalyssa Rogers (13.3 ppg/ 9.1 apg), Ajailah Ogiemwonyi (17.4 ppg/9.9 rpg) and sophomore Jorynn Ross (16.2 ppg/14.1 rpg). The season was historic and VYPE Media's Joshua Koch was joined by coach BJ Feurerhelm to talk in-depth about the season that will not be soon forgotten.

What a year 2020 was and could have been in the playoffs for the Southwest Dragon's soccer team. Coming off a 21-0 season and returning 8 starters, the Dragons will certainly be breathing fire! The momentum from 2020 is expected to continue for this stellar team as we begin the 2021 season. With the hopes that COVID-19 can stay at bay and allow sports to continue, we should expect big things again this year. First team all district members Julian Leon, and Seferino Romo will be returning as well to help Southwest continue the roll.

John Cooper School Dragons SPC Consolation Bracket FinalsTo purchase VYPE's 2020-21 BASKETBALL PREVIEW, CLICK HERE. The John Cooper School has become a fixture in the SPC playoffs. Making it four-straight years, the Dragons are coming off a 24-11-mark last season with three starters returning. Ogiemwonyi led the team with 15.9 points and 11.1 rebounds per game last season. One cannot forget about Jorynn Ross, who averaged a double-double for the season in 2020, putting up 10.9 points and 10.2 rebounds per game for the Dragons.

John Cooper School's dual-sport star Jaxson Pierce has had a breakout season so far toting the rock for the Dragons, who are undefeated. PIERCE: Baseball helps me in football with hand-eye coordination. I say this because I am a catcher and I am always catching pitchers which really helps with my abilities to catch balls in football. Football also helps me with baseball because since I'm catching, I have to block balls all the time. Football helps me get used to the feeling of being hit.

The John Cooper School has played some solid football throughout the start of the season. The Dragons continued that on Friday with a 55-0 victory over Bay Area Christian pushing their record to 4-0 on the year. Check out some of the best pics from The John Cooper School's game which were captured by VYPE Media's Bradley Collier.

Faith West Academy 2-0 Wvs. St. John XXIII 2-0 Wvs. Fort Bend Christian 2-0 WNext up for Dragon Volleyball:Oct. 13 vs. Duchesne, 6 p.m.Oct.15 vs. St. John's, 5:30 p.m. VARSITY FOOTBALL Dragons Are 2-0 For Season10/2 at Houston Christian • 16-3 WCoach Erik DeHaven: The John Cooper School went to 2-0 Friday night defeating Houston Christian 16-3. The Dragons match up with the Lions of St. John XXIII next week. Senior Zac Winton did just that, knocking another seven seconds off his personal best (17:12) to lead the Cooper team to a 4th place finish. Team Finish: 2nd placeMegan Day – 3rd (20:59)Ava Perugini – 9th (21:45)Rebecca Melin – 10th (21:59)Amber Navarra – 12th (22:00)Chloe Smith – 15th (22:29)Next up for Dragon Cross Country:Oct. 24 at Creekside West Nature Trail Tri-Meet

The 2020 football season is going to start a little later than many thought for The John Cooper School. The Dragons are slated to open their season on October 2 against Lutheran South, which will pit two solid quarterbacks against each other. So, what do the players think about the upcoming season? VYPE caught up with William Bisso, Nicholas Harris, Ben Currin, Jackson Kovin and Connor Dove at the Dragons' recent VYPE Media Day about the upcoming season. (These interviews were conducted prior to the SPC announcing cancellation of their fall championships)

It's time to cheer on the Dragons! VYPE Media recently traveled out the John Cooper School Campus for their media days and caught up with cheerleaders Ellie Dewberry and Ally Ronchetto. Also, check out some awesome photos below as well.