After playing for a state championship for the first time in program history, the Texans are back and ready to a return trip to Round Rock.
Despite graduating some key pieces from last year’s team, the Texans returned several key starters and are looking to reload rather than rebuild.
Wimberley opened the 2026 season at the Salado Tournament in a non-district schedule chalked filled with tough opponents that will push the Texans in order to prepare the team for district play.
At the Salado Tournament, the Texans finished play with a 1-3 record with their lone win coming against Thrall [14-5] along with losses to Salado [5-1], Troy [12-1] and Round Rock JV [5-4].
Wimberley’s home opener came against the Burnet Bulldogs with the Texans winning their first home game 3-0.
The Texans were back in tournament play the following weekend competing at the Raising Canes Classic. Wimberley finished the weekend 2-2-1 record with wins against Socorro [9-8], San Antonio Madison [11-0], losses to San Antonio Churchill [13-0], Boerne Champion [7-6] and a tie to Eagle Pass [3-3].
Wimberley then competed at the Burnet Tournament, sweeping the tournament with wins over Lake Travis JV [5-4], Elgin [12-0] and Glen Rose [4-0].
The Texans round out non-district play this week with a home game against Lago Vista then a road game against Thorndale.
First pitch for Wimberley-Lago Vista is set for 1 p.m. Tuesday in Wimberley. First pitch for Wimberley-Thorndale is set for 4:30 p.m. in Thorndale.
