Texas High School Soccer Power Rankings By Metro
Frisco Girls Photo Photographed by: Ishan Patel
Frisco Boys Photo Photographed by: Luka Fraza
As we move deeper into the 2026 season, the landscape of Texas high school soccer has never been more competitive. From the tactical battles in the Hill Country to the high-scoring North Texas suburbs, the latest power rankings reveal a shift in the traditional hierarchy.
Below is the definitive breakdown of the Top 10 programs by Metro Area, formatted for a clean, professional look on your site.
Texas Boys Power Rankings
Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)
The Metroplex continues to be the deepest region in the country. With Walnut Grove maintaining a perfect 22-0 record, the target on North Texas is larger than ever.
1. Walnut Grove (Prosper) — 22-0-0
2. Dallas Jesuit — 14-0-2
3. Allen — 17-2-1
4. Frisco Wakeland — 17-1-1
5. Southlake Carroll — 13-0-6
6. Grapevine — 17-2-2
7. Flower Mound Marcus — 13-3-2
8. West Mesquite — 16-0-4
9. Keller — 12-3-5
10. Plano East — 10-4-3
Houston Area
Houston is currently home to the state's #1 overall team, Episcopal. The region is defined by a blend of elite private programs and the traditional powerhouse districts of Katy and Cy-Fair.
1. Bellaire Episcopal — 12-0-0
2. Katy Seven Lakes — 16-1-1
3. Bridgeland — 17-1-1
4. Katy Taylor — 12-2-4
5. Magnolia West — 15-2-1
6. Summer Creek — 14-2-5
7. Memorial — 16-1-4
8. Brazoswood — 15-3-3
9. St. Thomas Catholic — 22-3-0
10. Royal — 19-1-1
Austin & Central Texas
Westlake remains the standard-bearer for the capital, but the rise of Pieper and Rouse indicates that the talent gap in Central Texas is closing rapidly.
1. Westlake — 16-1-2
2. Lake Travis — 11-3-3
3. Bowie — 13-3-3
4. RR Westwood — 15-2-1
5. Vandegrift — 12-2-4
6. Pieper — 13-2-4
7. Round Rock — 15-2-3
8. Salado — 19-0-1
9. Rouse — 14-2-3
10. Austin LASA — 11-4-2
Texas Girls Power Rankings
Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)
The DFW girls' scene is arguably the most competitive environment in high school sports. Southlake Carroll sits atop the state with a staggering 30.56 power rating, followed closely by a high-flying Forney squad.
1. Southlake Carroll — 19-0-1
2. Forney — 21-1-0
3. Coppell — 16-2-1
4. Frisco Wakeland — 17-0-0
5. Lucas Lovejoy — 20-0-0
6. Mansfield Lake Ridge — 15-1-2
7. Ursuline Academy — 19-1-0
8. South Grand Prairie — 18-1-0
9. Guyer (Denton) — 14-3-1
10. Keller — 14-4-1
Houston Area
Houston showcases incredible parity this season. While Episcopal holds the top spot, the gap between #2 and #10 is razor-thin, promising a chaotic and exciting playoff run.
1. Bellaire Episcopal — 14-3-1
2. Katy Tompkins — 15-1-1
3. Katy Seven Lakes — 12-3-1
4. Kingwood — 18-0-2
5. Tomball — 12-0-3
6. Atascocita — 16-1-2
7. Fulshear Jordan — 14-4-2
8. Memorial — 15-1-1
9. Stratford — 14-4-4
10. Klein — 13-2-5
Austin & Central Texas
In Central Texas, Wimberley and Vandegrift are locked in a battle for regional supremacy. The Austin metro is currently characterized by stout defenses and disciplined tactical play.
1. Wimberley — 17-1-1
2. Vandegrift — 16-2-0
3. Dripping Springs — 14-1-4
4. Round Rock — 13-2-4
5. Pflugerville Hendrickson — 14-4-0
6. RR Westwood — 12-3-3
7. Cedar Park — 14-3-2
8. St. Stephen's — 11-1-0
9. Westlake — 11-3-2
10. Lake Travis — 10-4-2