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Texans split district games over break

Spring Break for Wimberley High School students brings opportunities for family visits, road trips, late season snow skiing or other get-outof- town days before the final stretch toward the end of the school year. But for many, their commitments to extra-curricular activities keep them in town.
Texans split district games over break
TEXAN PITCHER TY THAMES SETS TO DELIVER HIS NEXT PITCH. PHOTO BY JULIE ALBINI / ALBINI.SMUGMUG.COM.

Spring Break for Wimberley High School students brings opportunities for family visits, road trips, late season snow skiing or other get-outof- town days before the final stretch toward the end of the school year. But for many, their commitments to extra-curricular activities keep them in town.

Such was the case this past week for Texan baseball, who played their second district game in Bandera versus the Bulldogs last Tuesday, March 14.

“We had a difficult start down there,” Wisdom recalled. “Eleven walks — six coming in the first two innings — and five errors will hurt the best team. We had trouble being consistent and finding the zone; their batters just sat back, watched pitches and drew the walks.”

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