Sports

Football season may start in the off-season, but dreams of playing at AT&T Stadium in Arlington begin in elementary and junior high.

Varsity boys basketball met numerous goals last week when the Salado Eagles came to the Texan Gym.

Wimberley High School’s Lady Texan basketball took to the hardwood last week against a former 5A team in the Marble Falls High School Mustangs.

Wimberley High School athletic director and head coach Doug Warren sat in the visitors’ locker room of the Alamodome Friday evening pondering the question: “In August, with all of the emotions swirling around about the football program, did you see this moment – preparing to play in the state championship game – as a possibility?” He paused, took in the moment, drew a cleansing breath and smiled that Warren grin.

Last week, the Lady Texans hosted the Lady Vikings of Lago Vista in Texan Gym.

Last year’s Texan swim team graduated six of its twelve swimmers with only two of the remaining six returning to the pool this season.

The Wimberley Youth Soccer Club had two teams representing WYSC: the Wimberley Youth Sports Association and the Capitol Area Youth Soccer Association in the 2022 South Texas Youth Soccer Association’s Fall Playoffs in Schertz. The U11 Texans placed first in the entire region, the highest honor achievable by a D3 team, and the U12 Texans lost a hard-fought championship game to finish second in the region.

The Wimberley Youth Soccer Club qualified two teams for the Capital Area Youth Soccer Associations Champions Tournament, qualifying for the South Texas Youth Soccer Association’s Regional Playoffs on Dec. 3 and 4 in Schertz.

Texan football began their regional semi-final game against the Jarrell Cougars in an impressive fashion.

Last Tuesday — and this Monday — both Texan and Lady Texan basketball teams hosted games in preparation of a busy season ahead, including a massive 32team tournament at the end of December here at home appropriately named “HoopFest.” The teams started play three weeks ago.