Revenge was a dish best served cold for the Wimberley Texans Friday at Edgewood ISD Stadium. A late touchdown scored in the waning minutes allowed Wimberley to claim a 21-14 win over a Sinton Pirates program that had ended Texan playoff hopes the last two seasons. With the win, Wimberley advances to...

Odessa is the next stop for Hays High senior Ashley Slovak after she signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at the University of Texas Permian Basin next fall. Slovak, who will graduate in December, completed her high school career with 1,100 digs and 1,575 serve receptions in 371 sets playe...

When practice began at Bales Gym Monday, Hays High girls basketball coach Danny Preuss informed his team the 2016 season was, in essence, starting over. Hays, which has started the season 2-5, battled illness, injury and the absence of key players due to other sports and school obligations. But Preu...

For all intents and purposes, the Lehman Lobo girls basketball program is in a state of upheaval this year. There’s a new coach, a new system in place and a new outlook for the 2016-2017 season. This follows a period where the Lobos have lost 50 of its last 62 regular season games. Lehman is trustin...

By Moses Leos III During her tenure as a coach at Dahlstrom Middle School, Traci Hightower always knew Gabby Bosquez’s raw ability and work ethic made her an athlete to beat at a track meet. Several years later, Hightower, who is now the head cross country coach at Hays High, helped guide Bosquez to...

Bittersweet tears streamed down Dripping Springs senior Alyssa Schroeder’s face as she hugged family and friends following Saturday’s UIL Class 5A girls cross country championship. With the conclusion of the race, Schroeder, along with senior Sydney Cole, completed the final race of their high schoo...

Ever since taking over the Dripping Springs girls basketball program three years ago, Laura Joiner has led the Lady Tigers to a 47-47 mark. But a major caveat to Dripping Springs’ .500 overall record is how the Lady Tigers’ winning percentage has improved with each season. Dripping Springs Tiger jun...

T he Dripping Springs Tigers needed 30 minutes Nov. 10 to seize control of the program’s first playoff game in seven seasons. A 21-point first quarter barrage gave Dripping Springs the momentum necessary to roll past the Austin Maroons in a 63-10 rout at House Park.  With the win, Dripping Springs a...

Perhaps it was fitting that Dripping Springs’ final regular season game at Tiger Stadium Friday seemingly was ripped from a Hollywood movie script.  With a dominant 41-10 win over the Marble Falls Mustangs on senior night, the Tigers claimed a share of the 26-5A title with Alamo Heights and Boerne C...

Dripping Springs’ junior Graceyn Tippens receives a serve from Alamo Heights in the Regional Quarterfinals at Canyon High School. The Lady Mules kicked back hard after being defeated 3-0, twice during the regular season. Dripping Springs, the defending 5A state champs, lost 25-16, 28-26 and 25-21....