Staff Report photo by Wayland D. Clark, wfotos.com Wimberley senior Cameren Davis tips the ball over a Needville defender for a kill in the Class 4A Region IV Final at Blossom Athletic Center in San Antonio on Saturday. The Lady Texans won a grueling first set 30-28, lost the next two 25-18 and 25-2...

Staff Report Dripping Springs’ football season came to an end in a 63-56 slugfest against the Georgetown Eagles Friday at home. The Eagles outscored the Tigers 21-0 in the first quarter and the Tigers were behind the remaining three quarters of the game. The Tigers outscored the Eagles in the second...

Staff Report   The Canyon High Cougars put an end to the Dripping Springs Tiger volleyball run on Saturday, in three games. Canyon beat Dripping Springs 25-15, 25-22 and 25-18. The Tigers ended the season with an overall win ratio of 37-16. Canyon, 43-8 for the season, will play Grapevine High Schoo...

Staff Report   In the world of the Texas high school football playoffs, jubilation can turn into devastation in a heartbeat. Just ask the Johnson Jaguars.   A lost fumble on the Jags’ first offensive play of double overtime sealed Johnson’s (9-2) fate and let the Cedar Park Timberwolves (6-5) escape...

Senior Moses Wray (5) follows his blocker through the line, darting past several Navasota Rattlers. The Texans best the Rattlers 56-0. Photo by Albert Sanchez Wimberley Texans were not fooling around in their 56-0 shutout over the Navasota Rattlers. The game was played at Bastrop Memorial Stadium Th...

Photo by Albert Sanchez Staff Report   The Dripping Springs Tiger volleyball team was making a point at the 2021 5A tournament, as the Tigers beat Alamo Heights in 3. The Tigers took on the Mules earlier in the season, beating them 3-0 on Sept. 14. But a hard-fought match on Oc. 12, in which Alamo H...

by Wayland D. Clark The Texans secured the 4A Division II District 14 Title last Friday night at Texan Stadium with a 66-3 win over Austin Achieve. Wimberley will face Navasota in a bi-district game at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 11 at Bastrop Memorial Stadium.   Against Austin Achieve, Nathan Simpson ...

Staff Report Dripping Springs High School Tigers are advancing to the third round of UIL playoffs after a win against Cedar Park and San Antonio Burbank. On press day, Nov. 10, the Tigers will take on Alamo Heights at Seguin High School. 

The Johnson Jaguars football team took second place out of 12-5A, Division I and secured the program's first-ever postseason berth. The Jags took hold of second place in the district standings with a 44-27 win over New Braunfels Canyon in Friday's regular season finale at Bob Shelton Stadium. Johnso...

by Albert Sanchez A near-capacity crowd in Dripping Springs saw the Tigers take down the Johnson High Jaguars 52-7. by Albert Sanchez Sophomore Kyle Koch #6 eludes Jaguar Josh Garcia #26 for a few yards in the third quarter. Koch had 11 receptions for 124 yards and two touchdowns. Next up, the Tiger...