Sports

The Dripping Springs High School girls’ basketball team opened their district play with the Austin High School Lady Maroons, one of the top teams in the area.

The Dripping Springs Middle School Lady Tigers basketball teams opened their season on a high note as they took all four games with Lake Travis Middle School. The eighth grade A team took charge 29-12, while the B team won 17-7; the seventh grade A team won 25-8, while the seventh grade B team eked by with 20-18.

The football game between the Dripping Springs High School Tigers and the Vandegrift High School Vipers started the season with a match-up full of suspense — one which was ultimately decided by a field goal as time expired. So, the rematch between the Tigers and Vipers was a much anticipated quarterfinal game in the playoffs.

Ice, liniment and slings should be in demand after each game for the Dripping Springs High School Tigers.

It is time for the Dripping Springs High School Lady Tigers basketball team to jump into the district fray of District 26-6A.

With the advantage of being in Region IV, it was always expected that after the opening 23-20 victory over Vandegrift High School — on the strength of a last second field goal by Dripping Springs High School — there would be a playoff rematch down the line.

The Dripping Springs High School girls basketball team is showing real improvement as the Rouse High School tournament results show.

A change in philosophy is putting the Dripping Springs High School Tigers on a fast-paced brand of ball.

Dripping Springs High School football took on San Antonio’s Brandeis High School in the area game amid another week of inclement weather.

Manor High School has been a thorn in the side of Dripping Springs High School throughout the history of their play.

Early in the season, the Lady Tigers fell to Round Rock in a tourney. But those early losses do not mean anything unless they are repeated in the playoffs.

Sports are quickly turning from fall to winter.