Wimberley won a program record 27th game to improve to 27-7-2 overall. West Columbia drops to 20-8-1. 

On Tuesday, the Texans battled Columbia in the first game of the three-game series. 

The Roughnecks took the early lead in the top of the second on an RBI single before extending the lead in the third on another RBI single.

Wimberley answered in the bottom of the third when Bailey Wright hit an RBI while loading up the bases. 

Following Wright, Ella Patek crushed a grand slam into center, putting the Texans up 5-2 over the Roughnecks. 

Ansley Davis later drew the bases loaded walk to put another run on the board for Wimberley in the bottom of the sixth. 

The Texans were able to get the next three outs in the top of the seventh as Wimberley won 6-2 over Columbia. 

In Game 2, the Texans scored first as Wright hit an RBI double to put Wimberley up 1-0 in the top of the first inning. 

Columbia tied the game in the same inning on an RBI single before taking the lead on a two-run home run to go up 3-1. 

Wright made a one-run game for the Texans in the top of the fifth inning, hitting an RBI single to cut the deficit down to 3-2. 

Going into the seventh inning, the Texans still found themselves trailing by one run, but on the brink of eliminating the Roughnecks. While Columbia thought they were forcing Game 3, the Texans had other plans. 

Wimberley loaded up the bases with one out following a leadoff single from Davis, a Columbia error and a walk by Patek. 

Reagan Kenley hit an RBI single into center field, scoring Gahan to tie the game at 3-3. 

After Columbia got the second out on a fly out in left field, Morgan Smith came up to the plate for the Texans, looking to give her team the go ahead run. 

Smith forced a bases-loaded walk to score Wright as Wimberley took their first lead of the game at 4-3. 

Columbia looked to answer in their at-bat in the seventh, putting runners on first and second with one out. 

But the Texans escaped the inning, getting the second out on a force-out at second before a ground-out sealed both the Game 2 win and the regional semifinal championship. 

Grace Strobel threw six innings, allowing five hits, three earned runs, one walk and four strikeouts. Charlotte Woodard pitched one inning in the seventh, allowing one hit, no earned runs, no walks and striking out one batter. 

Wright went 2-4 from the plate with two RBIs. 

Wimberley will look to capture the program’s first-ever regional title as the Texans take on the Ingleside Mustangs. 

The Texans will face the Mustangs in a three-game series all taking place at Karnes City.

Game 1 will take place 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Karnes City. Game 2 will take place 1 p.m. Saturday with Game 3, if needed, being played 6:30 p.m. Monday.

Wimberley is 21-7-1 for the year while Navarro finishes their season at 25-8. 

In Game One of their series, the Texans hosted the Panthers.

Navarro took the lead in the top of the second inning, scoring on a two-run RBI single then a sacrifice fly to go up 3-0 over Wimberley. 

The Texans were held scoreless through four innings of play before breaking in their final two at-bats. 

Facing two outs in the bottom of the fifth, Sage Hall reached third base on a Navarro error. Alex Abrusley hit a line drive before reaching base on another Navarro error, allowing Sage Hall to score from third as the Texans now trailed 3-1. 

In the bottom of the sixth, Wimberley loaded up the bases with one out following a leadoff single from Jacob Abrusley then two walks from Jake Dewell and Gentry McGinnis. 

Jayden Hall then connected with an RBI infield single to score Jacob Abrusley at third while keeping the bases loaded as the deficit was down to 3-2. 

Following a strikeout, Sage Hall hit a two-run RBI single as Wimberley took their first lead of the game at 4-3. 

The three insurance runs proved to be the difference maker as the Texans kept Navarro from scoring in the top of the seventh to secure the Game 1 victory. 

In Game 2, the Texans made the trip down to Navarro in the hopes of clinching the series. 

Wimberley’s offense got to work in the top of the third when Jayden Hall hit an RBI double to put the Texans up 1-0. 

Later in the top of the fifth inning, Cannon Couch hit a two-run RBI single to extend the Texans lead at 3-0. 

Wimberley added two more runs in the top of the sixth when Dewell hit a two-run RBI single of his own to make it a 5-0 lead. 

The Panthers had no response as Wimberley secured the shutout win along with the Area championship. 

The duo of Alex Abrusley and Jacob Abrusley threw a combined no-hitter, with Alex taking the win allowing no hits, no runs, two walks and striking out five batters in six innings of work. Jacob closed out the seventh to perverse the no-hitter. 

Wimberley advances to the regional semifinals where the Texans will face perennial powerhouse the Sinton Pirates. 

Sinton enters the regional semifinal with a 23-6-1 overall record after capturing the 4A District 30 championship. 

The Pirates swept Columbia in the Bi-District round of the playoffs before sweeping Zapata in the Area round. 

Game 1 will take place 7 p.m. Thursday at the Frank Tejada Sports Complex on the grounds San Antonio Harlandale ISD. Game 2 will be played 3 p.m. Saturday at the Tejada Sports Complex with Game 3, if needed, to be played 30 minutes after. 

The boys doubles team of Marcus Gonzales and Branton Kirchner capture the bronze medal at the UIL State Tennis Tournament. The duo had previously won gold last year in boys doubles. Photos submitted by Wimberley ISD

The Texans improve to 20-7-1 overall while New Tech finishes the season with a 19-8 record. 

In the first game of the series, the Texans scored first in the bottom of the first on a Sage Hall sacrifice fly in left field to take the early 1-0 lead. 

Jacob Abursley scored another run for the Texans on a bases loaded walk before a Titan fielding error allowed two more runs to score for Wimberley to make it a 4-0 game. 

Later in the third inning, Santana Raye forced a bases loaded walk before Gentry McGinnis hit an RBI single to extend the lead 6-0. 

Jayden Hall then followed up with a two-run RBI single as the Texan lead was pushed to 8-0. 

In the bottom of the fourth, Jake Dewell connected with an RBI triple before an RBI groundout by Raye pushed Wimberley’s lead to 10-0. 

The Titans were unable to score against the pitching combination of Gentry McGinnis and Jayden Gamez with the duo throwing a complete game shutout. 

McGinnis earned the win, throwing four innings while allowing one hit, no runs, no walks and striking out six batters. 

Gamez closed out the game throwing one inning while allowing no hits, no runs, no walks and striking out two batters. 

Wimberley followed up their Game 1 win with a 13-2 victory in Game 2 over the Titans to clinch the Bi-District Championship. 

The Texans advance to the Area round of the playoffs where Wimberley will face the arch-rival Geronimo Navarro Panthers. 

The Panthers are the champions of District 28 and enter the Area round with a 23-8 overall record. Navarro swept the Pleasanton Eagles in a two-game series to capture the Bi-District championship. 

The last time the Texans and the Panthers met came in district play last season with the teams splitting their match-up. 

Game 1 will take place 7 p.m. Wednesday at Wimberley. Game 2 will take place 7 p.m. Friday at Navarro High School. Game 3, if necessary, will take place 12 p.m. Saturday at New Braunfels High School. 

Wimberley improves to 25-7-2 for the season, while Devine finishes the season at 20-15-1. 

After Wimberley tied the game on a Devine fielding error, the Arabians scored six unanswered runs to lead 7-1 going into the seventh inning. 

The Texans loaded up the bases with one out before Ella Patek hit a two-run double, cutting the deficit down to 7-3. 

Following Patek with runners on second and third, Reagan Kenley hit a two-run RBI single to score two more runs and make it a 7-5 game. 

After an RBI triple by Peyton Wharton, the Texans tied the game on an RBI double by Morgan Smith to make it a 7-7 contest. 

Grace Strobel was hit by the pitch before Jewel Lock gave the Texans the lead on an RBI single as Wimberley went up 8-7. 

Loading up the bases with two outs, Bailey Wright cleared the bases with an RBI double before Patek hit an RBI double of her own as Wimberley entered the bottom of the seventh up 12-7. 

The Arabians answered back in the following at-bat, scoring on an RBI single before a three-run home run made it a one-score game at 12-11. 

As Devine looked to recapture the lead and take home the win, the Texans had other ideas. In the circle, Strobel forced back to back groundouts to capture the final two outs as the Texans held on to win the thrilling game 12-11. 

Wright went 3-5 from the plate with three RBIs while Patek went 2-5 with three RBIs. Strobel ended the game with the win while throwing 3.2 innings. 

Wimberley will face the winner of Columbia and Zapata in the regional semifinal round. 

110 M Hurdles- 3rd Place Dylan Carr [15.05]

300 M Hurdles- 6th Place Dylan Carr [41.34]

4x200 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley [1:28.53]

4x400 M Relay- 6th Place Wimberley [3:25.75]

High Jump- 8th Place Henry Moore [6-0]

Long Jump- 9th Place Wesley Milam [21-2.5]

Pole Vault- 1st Place Dane Mignerey [15-3]

Shot Put- 6th Place Cody Phillips [48-9]

Girls

1,600 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [5:06.78]

3,200 M Run- 2nd Place Corina Joyce [11:02.75]

4x100 M Relay- 6th Place Wimberley [48.94]

4x200 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [1:42.81]

4x400 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [3:59.48]

High Jump- 2nd Place Ellen Watson [5-4]

Long Jump- 2nd Place Ella Patek [18-7.25], 7th Place Trinity Laney [18-1.5]

Triple Jump- 5th Place Ella Patek [37-4], 7th Place Trinity Laney [36-7.5]

Shot Put- 7th PlaceRianna Jackson [34-4.5]

Wimberley improves from 24-7-2 while Legacy Ranch wraps up their season at 18-13-3.

In Game 1 at Legacy Ranch, the Texans scored first when Morgan Smith hit an RBI single in the top of the second.

Later in the same inning, Grace Strobel hit a sacrifice fly to extend the lead.

In the top of the third, Peyton Wharton hit an RBI single followed by an RBI single by Smith, pushing Wimberley’s lead to 4-0.

Emorie Gahan laid down a bunt single which the Texans scored on following the error from Legacy Ranch.

In the top of the fifth, the Texans poured six runs on the Wranglers to lead 11-0 to secure the run-rule win.

Returning back to Wimberley on Friday, the Texans looked to complete the sweep.

Ella Patek scored for the Texans first on a sacrifice fly before an RBI double by Reagan Kenley made it a 2-0 lead.

In the bottom of the second, the Texans scored on a fielder’s choice before a sacrifice fly by Kenley made it a 4-0 game. After Gahan scored on a wild pitch, Wimberley entered the third up 5-0.

Legacy Ranch scored three runs in the top of the third to cut the Wimberley lead down to 5-3 before the Texans answered back.

Ella Patek connected with a two-run RBI double before an RBI single by Wharton made it an 8-3 lead for the Texans.

The Wranglers scored two more runs before a sacrifice fly by Wharton pushed Wimberley’s lead to 9-5.

Legacy Ranch was unable to score again as Wimberley completed the sweep.

Wimberley advances to the Area round as the Texans take on the Devine Arabians. 

Devine is coming off a two-game series sweep of the Navarro Panthers and enters the Area round with a 20-14-1 overall record.

Wimberley and Devine will meet in a one-game playoff Wednesday.

First pitch is set for 7 p.m. at Alamo Heights. 

Top four advance to Regionals

Boys

200 M Dash- 7th Place Wesley Milam [23.07]

400 M Dash- 6th Place Henry Moore [53.01]

800 M Run- 6th Place Steven Roberson [2:10.71]

110 M Hurdles- 4th Place Dylan Carr [15.74]

300 M Hurdles- 4th Place Dylan Carr [40.45], 6th Place Raydar Pack [43.02]

4x100 M Relay- 8th Place Wimberley [43.29]

4x200 M Relay- 1st Place Wimberley [1:27.82]

4x400 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley [3:23.25]

High Jump- 3rd Place Henry Moore [6-0.00], 7th Place John Whitten [5-6.00]

Long Jump- 2nd Place Wesley Milam [21-11.75], 5th Place Colt Wright [20-8.50]

Triple Jump- 6th Place Colt Wright [41-1.00]

Pole Vault- 1st Place Dane Mignerey [14-6.00]

Discus- 5th Place Tytus Anderson [131-2.00]

Shot Put- 1st Place Cody Phillips [49-2.50]

Girls

1,600 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [5:11.95]

3,200 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [11:39.48]

100 M Hurdles- 5th Place Victoria Jones [16.20]

4x100 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley [48.47]

4x200 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [1:43.32]

4x400 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [3:56.72]

High Jump- 2nd Place Ellen Watson [5-2.00]

Long Jump- 1st Place Trinity Laney [17-6.00], 2nd Place Ella Patek [17-4.50]

Triple Jump- 2nd Place Ella Patek [36-7.00], 4th Place Trinity Laney [36-0.75], 7th Place Ansley Davis [33-6.25]

Pole Vault- 5th Place Henley Hall [10-6.00]

Shot Put- 2nd Place Rianna Jackson [33-8.00]

Wimberley started the week at home against the Dragons on Tuesday. Sage Hall put the Texans on the board first, hitting an RBI single in left to put Wimberley up 1-0 in the bottom of the first. Later, Gentry McGinnis connected with a two-run RBI double in the bottom of the fourth, extending the Texans lead to 3-0. In the bottom of the fifth, the Texans added on another run, scoring on a Long Creek error to go up 4-0. The Dragons scored their first run of the game in the top of the seventh but Long Creek was unable to complete the comeback as the Texans won 4-1. McGinnis earned the win, throwing five innings while allowing two hits, no earned runs, one walk and striking out seven batters. Dane Mignerey earned the save, throwing two innings to allow just two hits, no earned runs, two walks and striking out four batters. 

The Texans looked to complete the sweep on Friday as Wimberley traveled to Long Creek. Wimberley once again scored in the first inning as Jayden Hall scored on a passed ball to give the Texans a 1-0 lead. Later in the top of the third, Alex Abrusley connected with an RBI double in right field, extending the lead to 2-0. Alex Abrusley later scored on a passed ball before Jacob Abrusley scored on a dropped third strike, making it a 4-0 Texan lead. The Dragons answered back in the bottom of the third, scoring on an RBI double and a fielder’s choice to cut Wimberley’s lead down 4-2. McGinnis answered for the Texans in the top of the fifth, hitting a solo home run in left field to extend the lead to 5-2. Jayden Hall tacked on the final run for the Texans, stealing home plate as Wimberley went on to win 6-2. The Texans will now go for the district title, needing just one win as Wimberley battles rival Davenport. 

The Wolves enter the final week of the regular season with a 13-6-2 overall record and a 7-1 district record, sitting in second place behind the Texans. Both teams have clinched the No. 1 seed in the playoffs with Davenport going into the 4A Division I bracket and Wimberley going into the 4A Division II bracket. First pitch for game one is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Davenport while first pitch for game two is set for 7 p.m. Friday in Wimberley. 

District Standings
Davenport        8-0
Fredericksburg    5-3
Long Creek        5-3
Wimberley         5-3
Canyon Lake        1-7
Bandera        0-8

Wimberley swept the rival Fredericksburg Battlin’ Billies in a two-game series, winning both games to stay undefeated in district play. 
Wimberley improves to 14-6-1 for the season and 6-0 in district play. 
The Texans scored first in the top of the first inning when Jacob Abrusley drew a bases loaded walk to put Wimberley up 1-0. 
Later in the top of the second, Jayden Hall connected with an RBI single, extending the lead to 2-0. 
Jake Dewell hit a three-run home run in the top of the third inning as the Texans took a 5-0 lead over the Billies. 
Fredericksburg answered with a RBI double in the bottom of the third, cutting their deficit down to 5-1. 
Wimberley picked up the offense again in the top of the fourth as Alex Abrusley hit a two-run RBI double. Sage Hall later scored on wild pitch from third while a sacrifice fly from Maverick Jacobs scored Alex Abrusley from third, making it a 9-1 lead. 
The Texans scored on a Billies error in the top of the sixth before a bases-loaded walk by Alex Abrusley scored another run. 
In the same at-bat the Texans scored two runs on a passed ball and a wild pitch as Wimberley took home the win at 13-1. 
Gentry McGinnis earned the win, throwing four innings, allowing four hits, one earned run, one walk and striking out two batters. 
Returning home Friday, the Texans looked to complete the sweep of the Billies. 
After a scoreless first three innings, the Billies scored on a sacrifice bunt in the top of the fourth before scoring another run on an RBI single in the fifth to take a 2-0 lead over the Texans. 
Following a Dewell double in the bottom of the fifth, the Texans had runners on second and third with two outs to bring McGinnis up to the plate who hit a two-run RBI single, tying the game at 2-2. 
Wimberley added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth as Jacobs hit a two-out RBI single, giving the Texans a 3-2 lead going into the seventh inning.
The Billies were unable to tie the game as Wimberley sealed the 3-2 win. 
Alex Abursley earned the win, throwing six innings while allowing just four hits, one earned run, three walks and three strikeouts. Jayden Hall earned the save, throwing one inning with two strikeouts. 
Wimberley looks to wrap up their playoff berth this week as the Texans battle the New Braunfels Long Creek Dragons. 
Long Creek enters the week with a 15-11-1 overall record and a 3-3 district record. 
First pitch for Tuesday is set for 7 p.m. in Wimberley while first pitch for Friday is set for 7 p.m. in New Braunfels.

District Standings
Wimberley         6-0
Davenport         5-1
Fredericksburg    3-3
Long Creek        3-3
Canyon Lake        1-5
Bandera         0-6
 

Boys
100 M Dash- 4th Place John Whitten [11.21], 5th Place Kelson McAtee [11.31]
200 M Dash- 4th Place Wesley Milam [22.70], 5th Place Hunter Kyle [23.00], 6th Place Kelsen McAtee [23.12]
400 M Dash- 1st Place Camden Hopkins [50.70]
800 M Run- 4th Place Camden Hopkins [2:05.45], 5th Place Steve Roberson [2:06.65]
110 M Hurdles- 2nd Place Dylan Carr [15.37], 5th Place Atlas Jacobs [16.96]
300 M Hurdles- 1st Place Dylan Carr [40.40], 4th Place Rayder Pack [42.82], 5th Place Atlas Jacobs [43.39]
4x100 M Relay- 4th Place Wimberley 43.19
4x200 M Relay- 1st Place Wimberley [1:28.99]
4x400 M Relay- 1st Place Wimberley [3:27.39]
High Jump- 1st Place Henry Moore [5-10.00], 2nd Place Harley Peacock [5-10.00], 3rd Place John Whitten [5-10.00]
Long Jump- 2nd Place Wesley Milam [21-0.50], 4th Place Colt Wright [20-7.00]
Triple Jump- 2nd Place Colt Wright [40-7.75], 5th Place Dylan Carr [39-9.50]
Pole Vault- 1st Place Dane Mignerey [15-0.00]
Discus- 4th Place Tytus Anderson [124-2.00]
Shot Put- 3rd Place Cody Phillips [45-8.50], 6th Place Josh Heugly [43-2.00]

Girls
800 M Run- 2nd Place Corina Joyce [2:19.38]
1,600 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [5:13.03]
3,200 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [11:26.41], 6th Place Abigail Wymore [12:14.33]
100 M Hurdles- 3rd Place Victoria Jones [16.38]
4x100 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [48.41]
4x200 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [1:42.78]
4x400 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [3:58.19]
High Jump- 1st Place Ellen Watson [5-3.00]
Long Jump- 1st Place Ella Patek [16-10.50], 3rd Place Trinity Laney [16-8.50]
Triple Jump- 1st Place Ella Patek [35-2.25], 3rd Place Trinity Laney [33-5.00], 4th Place [Ansley Davis [33-4.00]
Pole Vault- 4th Place Henley Hall [10-0.00]
Shot Put- 3rd Place Rianna Jackson [33-3.00], 6th Place Chloe Row [31-2.00]

One year after falling short of their first state title on penalty kicks, Wimberley exorcised their past demons to defeat the Sunnyvale Raiders 3-1 and capture the program’s first ever state championship.

“We knew we didn't like the feeling last year,” sophomore Emma Durkin said. “We knew we wanted to come back and finish it this year.”

Since taking over the program, Head Coach Eric Nichols knew about the potential of the Lady Texans of winning a state championship. After falling short the year before, Nichols knew his team was not going to be denied. 

“This one has been eluding us for a while,” Nichols said. “It’s my 28th year and a half and I'm just blessed to have these girls here. They wanted this from last year and they were not letting anyone get in the way this year. 
I'm so proud and thankful for them.”

The Lady Texans struck first in the sixth minute as Wimberley was awarded the free kick just inches outside the penalty box on a handball by Sunnyvale. Sophomore Emma Durkin delivered a screamer of the goal, curling the ball around the Sunnyvale wall and into the back of the net to give the Lady Texans a 1-0 lead. 

After previously scoring the opening goal in last season’s state title game, Nichols knew that it was going to take more to beat Sunnyvale. 

“We were in that same position as last year,” Nichols said. “We got the first goal, but in the end we knew that wasn't enough with this team that we're facing. We knew we had to go after them. One goal is not going to cut it”

Despite being unable to extend their lead in the first, the Texan defense continued their dominating play to keep Sunnyvale off the scoreboard. 

“Our defense is just so solid,” senior Lilli Sandoval said. “Barely anyone has gotten past us all year. Just having this strong defense, it gives the attacking group so much confidence to know that we got. They have our backs and they're not going to let anyone get by them easily.”

In the second half, Wimberley earned the corner kick in the 53’ minute of the second half. On the ensuing kick, the ball bounced around before finding the leg of sophomore Abby Durkin who delivered a backbreaking goal as the Texans went up 2-0. 

Sunnyvale answered back as the Texans were called for the foul inside the penalty box, awarding the Raiders with a penalty kick in the 58’ minute. 

The Raiders took advantage, scoring the penalty and making it a one-score game at 2-1. 

Though Sunnyvale did their best to tie the game, the Lady Texan defense held firm and denied the Raiders from scoring the equalizer. 

With the ball back in possession of Wimberley, the Lady Texans hit the nail of the coffin on Sunnyvale’s comeback hopes.

In the 68’ minute, freshman Samantha Santana scored on a chip shot from the assist by junior Dylan Watson to make it a two-score game at 3-1 and seal the Texans title hopes. 

“You don't ever get relaxed as a coach, but at that moment, that was it,” Nichols. “We had just been missing here and there. To finally get that 3rd one to kind of go in, That to me was the blessing we needed. That's the moment we needed to feel like it was sealed in the deal for us.”

The clock hit zero as the Lady Texans rushed the field to celebrate the program’s first ever state title in soccer.

Emma Durkin was later named the Most Valuable Player of the game with four shots, three on goal and one goal for the Texans. 

“It's so special,” Emma Durkin said.
”It's just a special group of girls. We just all get along really well and I'm just so glad it was this team.”

The Texans swept the Bandera Bulldogs in a two-game series, winning the first game 20-0, then winning the second game 7-3. 

Wimberley improves to 12-6-1 overall and 4-0 in district play. Bandera falls to 4-15-3 overall and 0-4 in district play. 

In the bottom of the first, the Texans loaded up the bases on three walks before Maverick Jacobs hit an RBI groundout to score Jayden Hall at third for the first run of the game. 

After Jacob Abrusley forced a walk to load up the bases, Carter Meeks cleared the bases with a three-run RBI single as Wimberley extended their lead to 4-0. Jake Dewell scored Meeks on an RBI single as the Texans ended the inning up 5-0. 

In the bottom of the second, Sage Hall connected with a two-run RBI triple before Alex Abrusley hit an RBI double to put Wimberley up 8-0. 

Alex Abrusley later scored on a passed ball before the bases were once again loaded up for the Wimberley offense. 

Dewell forced a bases-loaded walk before Gentry McGinnis hit into a groundout to score Jack Abrusley from third, making it a 11-0 lead. 

After a sacrifice fly by Jayden Hall, Sage Hall hit a two-run RBI triple, extending the lead. Alex Abrusley hit an RBI double before the bases were loaded up again. 

Jacob Abrusley was then hit by a pitch to score another run before Dewell hit a two-run RBI double. 

Jayden Hall added the final run of the inning with an RBI single as the Texans scored 14 runs in the bottom of the second and led 19-0. 

Jayden Gamez scored the final run of the game with an RBI groundout as Wimberley won 20-0. 

McGinnis earned the win on the mound, throwing three innings while allowing one hit, no earned runs, no walks and striking out three batters. 

In the second game of the week, the Texans found themselves trailing 3-1 going into the top of the fifth inning. 

Alex Abrusley cut into the deficit, hitting a sacrifice fly in the top of the fifth to make it a 3-2 game. 

Later in the top of the sixth, the Texans tied the game on a fielder’s choice by McGinnis, scoring Meeks at third. 

Following McGinnis, Jayden Hall connected with an RBI triple in right, scoring McGinnis and giving the Texans their first lead at 4-3. 

Cannon Couch followed up Jayden Hall by hitting an inside-the-park home run, extending the lead to 6-3. 

Jacob Abrusley added the final run of the game, hitting an RBI single as Wimberley completed the sweep of Bandera winning 7-3. 

Wimberley will take on district rival Fredericksburg in a two-game series this week with the Battlin’ Billies trailing the Texans by one-game for first place. 

First pitch for Tuesday is set for 7 p.m. at Fredericksburg while first pitch for Friday is set for 7 p.m. at Wimberley. 
 

Wimberley improves to 19-6-2 for the season and 4-2 in district play, tied with Fredericksburg for second place. 

Wimberley started their week on the road against Davenport as the Texans looked to knock off the district leaders. 

The Wolves struck first, scoring on a passed ball to take the early 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. 

Wimberley answered back in the top of the second as Morgan Smith hit a solo home run, tying the game at 1-1. 

The Texans power streak continued in the top of the third when Bailey Wright hit a three-run home run as Wimberley took their first lead of the game at 4-1. 

The Wolves answered with a solo home run of their own in the bottom of the third but the Texan offense continued to pour it on in the top of the fourth. 

Emorie Gahan hit an RBI triple before Wright hit her second home run of the game, as Wimberley led 7-2. 

But the Wolves refused to give up. In the bottom of the fifth, Davenport scored five runs, tying the game at 7-7. Davenport looked to win it in the bottom of the seventh when the Texans set the Wolves down in order, to send the game into extras. 

After the Texans were sat down in order in the eighth, Davenport scored the game winning run on a sacrifice fly to win 8-7. 

Looking to bounce back, Wimberley returned home for the second round of district play, hosting arch-rival Canyon Lake. 

The Texans started off hot in the bottom of the first as Ella Patek hit a two-run RBI triple to put Wimberley up 2-0. 

Following Patek, Reagan Kenley hit a two-run home run to extend the lead. The Texans then scored again as Ansley Davis hit a three-run home run as Wimberley took a 7-0 lead. 

After Kenley scored in the bottom of the second on a double steal attempt which led to a Canyon Lake error, the runs continued to pour in for Wimberley in the bottom of the third. 

Gahan hit an RBI single before an RBI groundout by Wright scored two runs and extended the Texan lead to 11-0. 

Wimberley finished Canyon Lake in the bottom of the fourth as Davis hit another three-run home run before Wright ended the game on an RBI single to make the final score 15-0. 

Wimberley is back on the road Tuesday against Bandera before hosting Fredericksburg Friday with the winner taking sole possession of second place. Both games are scheduled for 7 p.m.

Wimberley opened up district play sweeping district rival Canyon Lake in a two-game district series, winning Game 1 12-6 then winning Game 2 3-2.

The Texans improve to 10-6-1 for the season and 2-0 in district play.

In Game 1 on Tuesday, Wimberley jumped on Canyon Lake early in the bottom of the first inning, loading up the bases on a Sage Hall single, Alex Abrusley walk and a Maverick Jacobs hit by pitch.

Jacob Abrusley scored the first run for the Texans on a bases loaded up followed by another bases walk by Carter Meeks.

Jake Dewell then broke the game open, hitting a grand slam in left field as Wimberley took a commanding 6-0 lead.

Canyon Lake answered in the top of the second, scoring on a RBI double.

The Texans responded in the same inning as Alex Abrusley hit an RBI single followed by an RBI single by Maverick Jacobs, pushing Wimberley’s lead to 8-1.

Meeks scored another run for the Texans with an RBI single in the bottom of the fourth, extending the lead to 9-1

Hawks came roaring back in the bottom of the fifth, scoring runs on two bases loaded walks and a two-run RBI single as Canyon Lake trailed 9-5.

Sage Hall added to the Texans lead in the bottom of the fifth, hitting an RBI groundout before a Canyon Lake error allowed two more runs to score.

Canyon Lake responded with an RBI double in the top of the sixth but were unable to complete the comeback as the Texans won 12-6.

In the second game on Friday, the Texans took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first following a two-run RBI single by Jacobs.

Wimberley later added another run in the top of the fifth when Gentry McGinnis scored from third on a passed ball to go up 3-0.

The Hawks made their comeback in the bottom of the sixth inning, scoring on two bases loaded walks. Canyon Lake threatened to tie the game with the bases loaded and one one but the Texans escaped the inning after Jacob Abursley picked off the base runner at third before getting the strikeout for the final out of the inning.

Canyon Lake looked to make one last comeback in the bottom of the seventh but Jacob Abursely sat the Hawks down in order to preserve the 3-2 win.

The Texans will face the Bandera Bulldogs this week for the start of their two-game district series.

The Bulldogs come into the week with a 4-13-3 overall record following being swept by Fredericksburg in a two-game series.

First pitch Game 1 is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in Wimberley while first pitch for Game 2 is set for 7 p.m. Thursday at Bandera.

The Texans bounced back from a tough loss to the rival Fredericksburg Battlin’ Billies to end the week with a district win over the New Braunfels Long Creek Dragons, winning 8-4.

Wimberley improves to 18-5-2 for the season and 3-1 in district play.

In their game against Fredericksburg, the Texans scored in the top of the first on a Regan Kenley RBI single to lead 1-0.

But the Billies responded by scoring 11 unanswered runs en route to handing Wimberley their first district loss of the season at 11-1.

Wimberley returned home Friday looking to regroup as the Texans hosted Long Creek.

The Texans scored first on a RBI ground by Bailey Wright before Ella Patek scored on a Long Creek to put Wimberley up 2-0.

In the second inning, Wimberley scored on a double steal before Wright hit a two-run RBI single, extending the Texans lead to 5-0.

Long Creek answered in the top of the fourth, scoring on a RBI single and cutting their deficit down to 5-1.

The Texans answered with a another RBI single by Wright before Patek hit a two-run inside-the-park home run, putting the Texans up 8-1.

The Dragons scored three runs in the top of the seventh but were unable to complete the comeback as the Texans went on to win 8-4.

Wimberley is on the road Tuesday against Davenport before returning home Thursday against Canyon Lake to start the second round of district play. Both games are schedule for 7 p.m.

The Texans improve to 22-2-1 for the season.

In their Area playoff game, the Texans faced off against the Pleasanton Eagles.

Wimberley started the game off hot, scoring four goals in the first half to take a commanding 4-0 lead over the Eagles. Pleasanton was unable to find another goal in the second half as the Lady Texans tacked on another four goals to secure the 8-0 win.

Moving on to the regional semifinals, the Lady Texans looked to punched their ticket into the regional finals against the Ingleside Mustangs.

Wimberley blitz Ingleside from the start, scoring a whopping seven goals in the first half as the Mustangs were unable to solve the Lady Texan defense. Wimberley tacked on another goal in the second half to seal the win at 8-0.

Advancing to the regional final, the Lady Texans aim for a return to the state tournament as Wimberley faces the Corpus Christi London Pirates.

The Pirates enter the regional final with a 16-2 overall record, having won District 29 Class 4A with a perfect record.

London opened up the playoffs with a dominating 12-0 win over Zapata before defeating IDEA Robindale.

In the regional semfinals, London defeated Wimberley arch-rival Canyon Lake 3-2 to advance forward into the regional final.

It will be a battle between the best offense and best defense in Region IV Class 4A with London averaging 8.1 goals per game while the Wimberley defense has held opponents to an average of just 0.56 goals per game.

On the flip side, Wimberley has averaged 4.72 goals per game while London has held opponents to just 0.55 goals per game.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Pleasanton.

Boys

100 M Dash- 4th Place John Whitten [11.09]

200 M Dash- 3rd Place Wesley Milam [22.83], 4th Place Hunter Kyle [23.39], 6th Place Kelsen McAtee

400 M Dash- 6th Place Camden Hopkins [53.40]

800 M Dash- 2nd Place Camden Hopkins [2:03.63], 5th Place Steven Roberson [2:06.28], 6th Place Jeremiah Bales [2:10.13]

110 M Hurdles- 5th Place Dylan Carr [15.98], 6th Place Rayder Pack [16.45]

300 M Hurdles- 4th Place Rayder Pack [42.32], 5th Place Atlas Jacobs [43.01]

4x100 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley [43.36]

4x200 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley [1:28.89]

4x400 M Relay- 4th Place Wimberley [3:34.81]

High Jump- 1st Place John Whitten [6-6.00]^, 4th Place Harley Peacock [6-0.00], 6th Place Henry Moore [5-10.00]

Long Jump- 2nd Place Wesley Milam [20-9.00]

Triple Jump- 3rd Place Dylan Carr [41-5.00] 4th Place Colt Wright [41-2.00]

Pole Vault- 1st Place Dane Mignerey [15-3.00]

Discus- 6th Place Zach Romo [122-0.00]

Shot Put- 1st Place Cody Phillips [47-3.00]

^Ties School Record

Girls

400 M Run- 5th Place Brenna Weger [1:04.02]

800 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [2:20.39]

1,600 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce [5:12.31]*

3,200 M Run- 6th Place Abigail Wymore [12:49.77]

100 M Hurdles- 2nd Place Victoria Jones [16.04], 3rd Place Harper Wakem [16.04]

300 M Hurdles- 3rd Place Lillie Dietz [51.14], 4th Place Harper Wakem [52.75]

4x100 M Relay- 1st Place Wimberley [48.22]*

4x200 M Relay- 1st Place Wimberley [1:42.37]*

4x400 M Relay- 1st Place Wimberley [4:03.91]

High Jump- 1st Place Ellen Watson [5-3.00]

Long Jump- 1st Place Ella Patek [17-8.00], 2nd Place Trinity Laney [16-7.50], 6th Place Ansley Davis [16-3.50]

Triple Jump- 1st Place Ella Patek [36-3.00], 3rd Place Trinity Laney [34-8.75], 6th Place Ansley Davis [33-4.00]

Pole Vault- 6th Place Henley Hall [9-6.00]

Discus- 2nd Place Rianna Jackson [93-6.00], 4th Place Morgan Smith [89-5.00]

Shot Put- 1st Place Rianna Jackson [32-7.50], 5th Place Chloe Row [29-9.00]

*New School Record

The Texans split their final two non-district games of the season, falling to Lago Vista but beating Thorndale on Friday.

Wimberley enters this week with an 8-6-1 overall record.

In their Wednesday game against Lago Vista, the Texans fell behind 1-0 in the top of the second inning on an RBI single.

Lago Vista added on to their lead with another RBI single in the top of the fifth before an RBI groundout made it a 3-0 game.

The Vikings tacked on another two runs following a two-run RBI double, making it a 5-0 game.

The Texans made their comeback in the bottom of the fifth when Sage Hall scored on a balk following an RBI single by Maverick Jacobs, making it a 5-2 game.

The Vikings tacked on another run on an RBI double as the Texans enter their final at-bat down 6-2.

Wimberley loaded up the bases on three consecutive walks before Carter Meeks forced a bases loaded walk to cut the deficit down to 6-3.

Gentry McGinnis made it a one-run after connecting with a two-run RBI single as the Texans made it a 6-5 game. Wimberley looked to complete the comeback but a flyout ended the game for the Texans.

On Friday, Wimberley looked to bounce back against Thorndale.

Jacob Abrusley scored first the Texans, hitting an RBI single to take the lead 1-0 in the top of the first.

Wimberley added on to their lead in the top of the fourth as Meeks scored on a Thorndale error.

The Bulldogs made their comeback in the bottom of the fourth, scoring five runs to take a 5-2 lead.

However, the Texans responded in the top of the fifth.

Following back to back walks, Abrusley hit an RBI single, cutting the deficit down to 5-3.

After Sage Hall scored another run on a Thorndale error before Dane Mignerey hit a two-run RBI triple to give the Texans the lead at 6-5. Jake Dewell scored Mignerey on a sacrifice fly to extend the lead.

Cannon Couch hit a two-run RBI double before an RBI single by Abrusley made it a 10-5 game.

The Texans tacked on another two runs on an error and a Sage Hall sacrifice fly before going on to win 12-5.

Wimberley starts district play this week as the Texans battled arch-rival Canyon Lake for a two-game series.

The Hawks enter the series with a 13-3-1 overall record, coming off wins over Antonian Prep and San Antonio Taft.

First pitch for Tuesday is set for 7:30 p.m. in Wimberley while first pitch for Friday is set for 7 p.m. in Canyon Lake.

The Texans season came to an end last Friday in Dripping Springs as Wimberley fell to the Austin Achieve Polar Bears 2-0 in the Bi-District round of the playoffs.

Wimberley finishes their season with a 6-12-4 along with a 5-5-2 district record.

The Polar Bears scored in the first half against the Texans before adding their final goal in the second to seal the win. Despite Wimberley’s best efforts on offense, the Texans were unable to break through the Polar Bear defense.

It was a great season for the Texans who found their way back in the playoffs this year after missing the postseason last year.

The deciding game for Wimberley came on senior night when the Texans defeated the New Braunfels Long Creek Dragons 5-0. After tying Bandera for the final playoff spot, the tiebreaker came down to goal differential. The Bulldogs finished at 0 while the Texans finished at +4.

The Texans also handed district champion Marble Falls their only loss in district play.

Wimberley will look to build off their successful season going into 2027.

Wimberley improves their record 20-2-1 while Lago Vista finishes the season at 17-4.

The Lady Texans scored two goals in the first half to take a commanding lead before added three more in the second half to cruise onto the win.

The Wimberley defense dominated the Vikings as Lago Vista failed to find the back of the net as the Lady Texans pitched the shutout.

The Lady Texans advance to the Area Round of the playoffs where Wimberley will face the Pleasanton Eagles. The Eagles are the district champions of 4A District 28 and enter the week with a 20-4-2 overall record. Pleasanton defeated Luling 2-1 in the Bi-District round of the playoffs.

Kickoff for Wimberley-Pleasanton is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Davenport High School.

Wimberley improves to 17-4-2 overall and 2-0 in district play. Bandera falls to 4-17 overall and 0-2 in district play.

The Texans struck first in the top of the first inning as Bailey Wright hit an RBI single.

Ella Patek followed up with an RBI triple before Reagan Kenley crushed a two-run home run to go up 4-0.

Ansley Davis got on base with a leadoff single in the bottom of the second before stealing second and scoring on an error by Bandera.

Emorie Gahan then hit an inside-the-park home run to followed Davis as the Texans lead was extended to 6-0.

Kenley struck again, hitting an RBI double before an RBI double by Grace Strobel made it an 8-0 lead.

In the bottom of the third, Gahan stole home after hitting a triple before Patek hit an RBI double, extending the lead to 10-0.

Bandera finally got on the board in the top of the fourth on a leadoff home run.

Wimberley responded in the next at-bat as Morgan Smith hit an RBI single followed up by an RBI single by Davis.

A Bandera error scored two more runs for the Texans before Patek hit an RBI double to enforce the run-rule as Wimberley won 16-1.

Strobel earned the win in the circle, allowing just two hits, one earned run and striking out four batters.

Wimberley continues district play this week as the Texans go on the road Tuesday against Fredericksburg before hosting New Braunfels Long Creek on Friday. Both games are set to start at 6:30 p.m.

800 M Run- 3rd Place Steven Roberson (2:07.95)

110 M Hurdles- 2nd Place Dylan Carr (16.28), 3rd Place Rayder Pack (16.49)

300 M Hurdles- 1st Place Rayder Pack (42.33), 4th Place Dylan Carr (43.27), 6th Place Atlas Jacobs (44.65)

4x200 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley (1:31.24)

4x400 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley (3:34.70)

Long Jump- 4th Place Wesley Milan (20-4.00)

Triple Jump- 5th Place Colt Wright (39-8.24), 6th Place Wesley Milam (39-0.50)

Pole Vault- 3rd Place Dane Mignerey (14-0.00)

Shot Put- 3rd Place Cody Phillips (44-8.50)

Varsity Girls

200 M Dash- 4th Place Trinity Laney (26.61)

400 M Run- 4th Place Whitlee Leonard (1:04.37)

800 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce (2:25.30), 4th Place Whitlee Leonard (2:33.71)

3,200 M Run- 1st Place Corina Joyce (11:32.55)

100 M Hurdles- 4th Place Harper Wakem (17.33)

300 M Hurdles- 4th Place Lillie Dietz (50.49)

4x100 M Relay- 2nd Place Wimberley (49.23)

4x200 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley (1:47.94)

4x400 M Relay- 3rd Place Wimberley (4:13.63)

High Jump- 1st Place Ella Watson (5-5.00)

Long Jump- 2nd Place Ella Patek (17-8.00), 3rd Place Trinity Laney (16-8.25), 4th Place Ansley Davis (16-4.00)

Triple Jump- 1st Place Ella Patek (35-7.00), 3rd Place Trinity Laney (35-1.50), 5th Place Ansley Davis (32-2.25)

Discus- 3rd Place Rianna Jackson (97-0.00)

Shot Put- 2nd Place Rianna Jackson (31-5.75)

The Texans are back in the playoffs for the first time since 2024 as Wimberley shut out the New Braunfels Long Creek Dragons 5-0, clinching a berth into the postseason on senior night.

Wimberley finishes the regular season with a 6-11-4 overall record and a 5-5-2 district record.

The game was highlighted by junior Hunter Hodgson completing the hat-trick with three goals. Senior Billy Brown and junior Raul Canil Montenegro also added goals to complete the win.

The Texans will enter the playoffs as the No. 2 seed representing District 26 in the Class 4A Division II playoffs. Fredericksburg nabbed the No. 1 seed in the Division II playoffs while Marble Falls [No. 1] and Davenport [No. 2] will go into the Division I playoffs.

Wimberley will look to capture the gold ball Friday as the Texans battle the Austin Achieve Polar Bears. Achieve finished the season with a 11-8-2 overall record and a 8-2-2 district record to capture second place in District 25.

Kickoff is set for 5 p.m Friday at Dripping Springs.

Wimberley finishes the season with a 19-2-1 overall record and a 11-1 district record. The outright district title was sealed with Canyon Lake lost to Davenport 2-1 to drop the Hawks district record to 10-2.

The Lady Texans were locked in a tough defensive with the Dragons in the first half as Wimberley managed only one goal.

But in the second half, the Lady Texans came out firing on all cylinders, scoring four goals to seal the win at 5-0.

With the win and the Canyon Lake loss, Wimberley clinches the No. 1 seed for District 26 in the 4A Division II playoffs. The Hawks will enter the 4A Division II playoffs as the No. 2 seed, adding the possibility both teams could meet for a third time in a regional final.

Davenport enters the 4A Division I playoffs as the No. 1 seed while Long Creek goes in at the No. 2 seed.

The Lady Texans begin their hunt in a return trip back to the state championships in the Bi-District round against Lago Vista. The Vikings finished district play third overall with a 12-3 district record and a 17-3 overall record.

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. Friday at Bastrop Memorial Stadium.