Drip Lacrosse dominant against Westlake
Drip Lacrosse dominant against Westlake
Drip Lacrosse dominant against Westlake
Recently, the Tiger Relays, a long time staple, has had to face unfriendly weather, but this has not kept the meet nor the competition from taking place. This year, a cold wind persisted all day. At the end of the day Round Rock High School took both varsity titles, while Dripping Springs took thirds.
The Dripping Springs softball team had another busy week when they opened the week by pounding Austin High in the district opener 17-2. The rest of the week they were hosting the Brittany Tuck Memorial tourney. They dropped their first two games to Barbers Hill 4-1 and SA O'Connor 5-2. After that they righted the ship by defeating Cedar Park 9-1, Sinton 4-0, Hays 4-3, and NB Canyon 11-6.
Every team forms its own identity. After rough off-season circumstances, the 2023–2024 Dripping Springs High School Lacrosse team has become something special. Led by head coach Bill Cafferata, this team’s identity was on full display this week: a family of fighters who sacrifice, cheer, challenge and give everything they have for one another, both in practice and down to the final second of every game. Dripping Springs lacrosse fought for two more wins this week, against Gateway (Georgetown) and Kingwood (Houston) High Schools. Their season record now stands at 8-1 as they prepare to face a traditionally strong Westlake High School B squad.
Dripping Springs High School senior wrestler Alec Rill captured a state title in the 215 weight class on Saturday, Feb. 17 at the UIL 6A State Wrestling Tournament in Cypress.
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