Tiger, Lady Tiger basketball takes a break
Thu, 01/04/2024 - 12:00am
On the last day of the fall semester, the two Dripping Springs basketball teams took on Lake Travis with the same result: a loss to a competitive team.
On the last day of the fall semester, the two Dripping Springs basketball teams took on Lake Travis with the same result: a loss to a competitive team.
Dripping Springs High School sophomore Henley Anderson has been named to the 2023 MaxPreps Volleyball All-America Second Team. She is one of just seven underclassmen and nine from the state of Texas to be named an All-American.
The Dripping Springs High School soccer programs have been a constant entry in the playoffs. This year should be no different. Both boys and girls teams will start young lineups but have enough key returnees to keep the quality of play to the high standard they are accustomed to.
The top three teams in district are staying ahead of the pack but the Tigers are on top of the remaining teams to hold down the fourth spot. After losing to Hays Johnson and Westlake the Tigers continue to take care of business with the others. Lake Travis remains ahead but the others are equals.
It was only a matter of time for the Lady Tigers to break into the win column in district play. They hosted Austin Akins with high hopes. Both teams struggled in the first half with scoring. Many shots were put up but few were finding net. The first four minutes went by before Gracie Embry would get a basket. Two late baskets by Rain Collins would give Dripping Springs a slim 7-6 lead after one. The second quarter was much the same. It was 13-12 at the half.
P.O. Box 732
Dripping Springs, Texas 78620
Phone: (512) 858-4163
Fax: (512) 847-9054