Lake Travis High School

The Wimberley High School Texans and Dripping Springs High School Tigers success stories last year ended before the final chapter for both football teams could be finished; each are eager to pick up where they left off, but the rewrite won’t be easy.

The threegame District 26 skid for the Dripping Springs High School varsity softball team began March 11 in a 3-2 loss on the road to Westlake, then on March 12 in an at-home 6-3 loss to Lake Travis and, what one might say was an unexpected 2-0 shutout on March 19 at Del Valle. The Lady Tigers had obviously put the losses in the rearview mirror when they hosted Anderson and won on a run-rule 13-0 shutout on March 22.

The Dripping Springs Tigers baseball team traveled to Lake Travis High School on Friday, April 12, to take on the Cavaliers. The Tigers were trying to sweep the Cavs after winning game 1 on Thursday night with a score of 3-0.

PHOTO BY URSULA ROGERS The Johnson High School Jaguars faced the Lake Travis High School Cavaliers on Friday, Feb. 9 in a district game at home. The Jags beat the Cavaliers 57-54. Pictured, Jaguar senior point guard Zeriah Kincaid (No. 5) leaps in the air to deliver a behind the back pass.

By Gavin Resendez Lopez BUDA — Since moving to 6A in 2022, the Moe & Gene Johnson High School boys basketball team has been seeing major success, winning its district title in the 2022-23 season and starting this season near the top of the district, once again.

On Jan. 17, the Dripping Springs Lady Tigers soccer team (2-5-1) hosted the Bowie High School Bulldogs (2-3).

The Jack Tyndall show started after Dripping Springs’ defense forced Lake Travis (6-2 overall; 4-2 district) to punt on their opening drive. The Tigers’ junior put on a “what it takes to be a running back in Class 6A” clinic last Friday night at Tiger Stadium. Tyndall carried the ball 38 times for 216 yards, including a 57-yard touchdown in the second quarter.

By Megan Navarro [email protected] DRIPPING SPRINGS — Dripping Springs voters passed a $223.7 million bond to keep up with the district’s growth during the May 6, 2023 election. Voters also decided who would fill the DSISD Board of Trustees positions and whether or not to pass North Hays County Emergency Service District No. 1’s Proposition A.

– On Saturday, Feb. 11, the Dripping Springs Tigers traveled to Lake Travis High School for their first track meet of the season.