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Preseason: August 13 vs. LAC
Michael McCordic and Stephen Chapman
Michael is a true Champion of the Community through his dedication to teaching essential swimming skills to every fourth-grade student in the district. By ensuring all children have access to swim education, he is able to promote water safety, confidence, and lifelong skills that can help prevent drowning and save lives. The program he teaches removes barriers by providing equitable instruction regardless of background or experience, fostering inclusion and opportunity for every student. Beyond learning to swim, students gain confidence, resilience, and a sense of accomplishment. Through consistent commitment, patience, and passion for youth development, Michael has positively impacted countless students and families. Their work strengthens public safety, supports healthy development, and leaves a lasting, meaningful impact on the entire community.
As the executive producer of Spin the Block, Chapman has become a true catalyst for Houston's creative culture. By consistently creating a platform that spotlights local DJs, artists, influencers, and entrepreneurs, he has helped turn visibility into opportunity. Spin the Block doesn't just showcase talent—it connects communities, bridges cultures, and amplifies voices that are often overlooked.
Preseason 2
Kristi Fogleman and Carldeon Floyd
Kristi Fogleman, a 25+ year 9-1-1 professional, served as Texas APCO President while continuing her role as Training Coordinator for Montgomery County Emergency Communication District. Following the devastating July 2025 Texas Hill Country floods, she immediately mobilized Texas APCO and Texas NENA to deliver the one item most requested by telecommunicators working tirelessly through the disaster—a hot meal. She coordinated a mobile kitchen, identified critical agency needs, and helped provide supplies, equipment, and ongoing peer support. In September, Kristi and her daughter, Memory, drove more than 1,000 miles across the Hill Country to personally deliver gifts to every flood-affected telecommunicator and visit those who suffered personal loss. Despite these efforts, she also planned two statewide training events and advocated for 9-1-1 professionals before the Texas Legislature and Congress in Washington, D.C. Kristi's servant leadership exemplifies compassion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the 9-1-1 profession.
With more than a decade of experience driving measurable impact across the education, healthcare, wellness, and nonprofit sectors, she has consistently demonstrated an outstanding ability to build strategic partnerships, lead collaborative initiatives, and create meaningful change within the communities she serves. Throughout her career, Carldeon has successfully aligned community investments with organizational priorities while cultivating trusted relationships with executives, community leaders, and key stakeholders. Her talent for bringing diverse groups together around a shared vision has resulted in innovative programs, expanded access to critical resources, and sustainable solutions that strengthen communities and improve outcomes for individuals and families. A proud graduate of Louisiana State University's Manship School of Mass Communication, Carldeon leverages her expertise in strategic communication, program leadership, and stakeholder engagement to advance impactful community initiatives. Known as a connector, advocate, and trusted leader, Carldeon consistently inspires others through her authenticity, vision, and commitment to creating opportunities for those she serves.