Andy is a first year player for Oak. He really enjoys kicking field goals and hopes to make a 60 yard one - he just doesn’t like to wear pads. He also plays soccer for Oak, enjoys fly fishing and racing cars and is a member of the French Club. He credits his parents for being a great influence and for Mrs. Marek for showing him that he can accomplish anything with hard work. He plans to go to college and pursue a Masters in Chemical Engineering.

Beau has played football for 6 years. His most memorable football moment was the 8th grade game in which he scored 4 touchdowns. Beau enjoys the physical challenge of the game – giving everything you’ve got for 4 quarters. With a goal of studying criminology and psychology, Beau would like to attend Sam Houston State or Southwest Texas State after high school.

This is Brian’s first year to play football and he already sees the benefits of the work ethic it commands. Brian also plays basketball and says that participating in sports is his favorite thing at Klein Oak. He plans to attend college at The University of Texas.

Bryce has been playing ball for 8 years. He counts the three Superbowl Championships he won as a Klein Oiler as his favorite football memory. In addition to the physical aspect of the game, Bryce enjoys the discipline, team-work and conditioning the game offers. He credits his faith and his friends as his biggest personal influences. Off the field, Bryce enjoys girls, cars and drawing. After high school, Bryce would like to continue playing college football where he plans to study Architecture.

A seasoned player, Bubba most remembers making the goal line tackle to stop Klein High School from scoring during the District Championship of his freshman year. He has come to appreciate the work ethic and values football teaches both on and off the field. Bubba likes to play basketball and is a little league football coach. He plans to attend college after Oak.

Cody’s best football memory in the six years he’s played was running down a Tomball ball carrier 60 yards and stopping him on the 2 yard line. Cody cites his parents as his biggest influence and credits football for teaching him discipline and the importance of priorities. He plans to attend college after leaving Klein Oak.

Derrick has played football for 10 years and his high school career has yielded a number of awards and recognition including: Dave Campbell 1st Super Prep Team, All-District 1st Team, All Greater Houston, All Underclassmen and All State. Derrick cites his parents and faith as the biggest influences in his life. He has orally committed to play football at Texas A&M University.

Eric has played football since middle school. Beating Klein High his junior year in the last 30 seconds of the game with a field goal was a highlight for him. Eric most enjoys all the hype that comes before each game – especially the pre-game meal. Other interests include surfing and the homerun derby. He appreciates his mother for how hard she works, but still finds time to make his lunch everyday, and Tim Brown for letting him know you can "jack around" and still be smart.

This is Gerry’s first year playing football. He states that he really likes kicking and making tackles for the team. Gerry also plays soccer for Klein Oak and hopes to go to college on a soccer scholarship.

Jacob has been playing organized football for six years. He enjoys the game of football and how it generates friendships and reinforces lifelong values. Along with his faith, Jacob credits his teacher, Mr. Baxter for the strong, positive influence each have had in his life. Jacob plans to attend college where he expects to pursue a career in law enforcement.

In nine years as a player, James’ best football memory was returning a fumble for a touchdown to win the AAYF Superbowl as a Klein Oiler in 5th grade. His other school interests include Student Council and lacrosse and he also enjoys hunting, fishing and golf. James plans to attend college in Texas after graduating from KOHS.

Jeff has played football for over a decade. He enjoys the competitive nature of the game and how it prepares you for life off the field. An interception in a 7th grade game is something Jeff will always remember. He enjoys working with computers and "hanging out with friends". Jeff is grateful for the continued support his parents, and for Ms. Anzuldua — "one of the nicest people he knows". Jeff plans to attend Texas Tech and major in History.

John has played football since seventh grade and enjoys the competitive nature of the game. It has taught him discipline, dedication, and good work ethics. John’s best football memory was during his junior year when he carried the ball 4 times for 36 yards against Conroe High. John likes to hunt and fish and is also a member of the KOHS track team. John appreciates his mother for "keeping him in line". Following graduation, John would like to attend Texas A&M University where he will study Wildlife Management.

Jon is a three year letterman in football and was named "Receiver of the Year" his sophomore year. His biggest influences are his parents for their continued support and for motivating him to strive for excellence. His academic influences include the KOHS coaching staff where they teach not only the game of football, but about things you need to know to be successful in life. His future plans include playing football in college while studying education or business.

Jon is a three year letterman in football and was named "Receiver of the Year" his sophomore year. His biggest influences are his parents for their continued support and for motivating him to strive for excellence. His academic influences include the KOHS coaching staff where they teach not only the game of football, but about things you need to know to be successful in life. His future plans include playing football in college while studying education or business.

Josh has been playing organized football for 10 years. His best memory of the game was recovering a fumble and returning it 85 yards for a touchdown. In addition to cars, girls and lunch period at Klein Oak, Josh enjoys all aspects of "Friday night football". He credits his family for their strong, positive influence and plans to continue his education at a Division 1 or Division 2 school.

Kurt ‘s athletic recognitions include: Pre-Season All-Houston Touchdown Club Offensive Player of the Year, Dave Campbell’s 2nd Offensive Super Prep Team, and returning All-Houston unanimous selection. Kurt notes his parents as his biggest influence for always pointing him in the right direction. Kurt recalls the 36-6 defeat of The Woodlands High School in his junior year as very sweet. As of this printing, he has orally committed to play football at Texas A&M University.

Michael is in his tenth year as a football player dating back to his time spent with the Klein Oilers. His best football memory is defeating The Woodlands 36-6 last year and wants most to accomplish a play-off berth this year. His biggest personal influence is his brother and his school influences are his teammates. He plans to play football in college.

New to Klein Oak this year, Mil loves the excitement and competition of football. Throwing 4 touchdown passes in a game against Spring High School is a highlight he’ll never forget. When he’s not playing football, Mil plays basketball, runs track and loves computers. He plans to attend college (preferably Michigan) where he will study Computer Science. Mil’s biggest personal influence is his mother, who’s raised him and his 2 brothers. He also acknowledges Coach Woddy from Westfield High School for pushing him to never give up.

Ronnie has been a football player for several years. With the exception of practice, he enjoys all aspects of the game and most remembers the day he played in the Astrodome. Ronnie has come to appreciate and enjoy the influence of his parents and the friendship of teammate, Seth Brodrick. Following graduation, he would like to attend The University of Texas and study business.

Sean has played football for 4 years. He enjoys the game and the friendships it has generated. Off the field, Sean enjoys playing video games. He credits his faith and his coaches for the guidance they have provided.

Tor’s best football memory is the first day in pads. He likes the game because it builds character both as an athlete and a person. Tor is also involved in basketball, swimming, track, P.A.W.E.D. and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His future plans include the pursuit of a medical degree.

Tremayne has played football since the first grade. His strong love of the game has helped him become more disciplined and focused in everyday life. When he’s not playing football, Tremayne enjoys running track and hangin’ out with family and friends. The principal influence in Tremayne’s life has been his mother, a few teachers, and his strong belief in his faith. After high school, Tremayne would like to attend The University of Texas where he would like to study animation and engineering.