Sports

Fourteen Dripping Springs High School swimmers qualified for the Region VII-6A Championship after their performances at the District 26-6A Meet on Friday, Jan. 27 at the Round Rock ISD Aquatic Center.

Dripping Springs High School Lacrosse opens their regular season this week with a couple of home games against Round Rock High School and against TMI Episcopal.

Dripping Springs High School boys basketball hosted Westlake High School in the second round of district play, and it did not end up much different than the first.

Anytime the season is nearing an end and goals have not been met, it can be hard for teams to continue playing hard to the very end. Based on recent performance, this is not the case with the Dripping Springs High School girls basketball team — a testament to the quality of its players and coaching staff.

The Dripping Springs High School Lady Tigers found themselves in a major battle to make the basketball playoffs last week, falling short to Austin and Bowie High Schools. Now, their main goal is finishing above .500 on the season.

District play is underway for the Dripping Springs High School soccer teams and they are making their presence known.

Coming into their rematch with Bowie High School, the Dripping Springs High School basketball team knew it was the battle for the one remaining district playoff berth.

The soccer season reminds one of the pilot who is practicing the touch and go landing technique.

Cy-Fair Wrestling Tourney When one has the size program in wrestling that Dripping Springs High School has, it is easy to see why you enter some of the biggest tourneys around. One of those is the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD tourney.

After the first half of the Dripping Springs High School’s basketball season, the Tigers have managed to break even at 4-4 with a 58-36 win over Austin High School.

After getting off to a 1-4 start in district play, the Dripping Springs High School Tigers are back in the race for that fourth spot with two wins.

During the Christmas Hays High tournament, the Dripping Springs High School Tigers pulled off a feat that is very rare in the history of Tiger basketball: a 100-point game.