The Dripping Springs High School Lady Tigers cross country team found themselves in tall cotton at the state meet held at Settlers Park in Round Rock on Friday, Nov. 4.
The Dripping Springs High School Lady Tigers volleyball team almost cashed in their chips in the first round of play.
The only thing that could slow down the Dripping Springs High School Tigers on Friday night was weather, as they took on the Anderson High School Trojans.
The Dripping Springs volleyball team saw their hopes for a tri-championship fade away in the final game of district play.
Taking advantage of good weather, the various Dripping Springs golf teams entered tourneys during their fall season with varied results.
The Dripping Springs High School Tigers continue to get as much quality playing time as they can on the football field— despite the common lack of quality competition.
The big three in District 26-6A volleyball are headed for a dead heat in the district race.
The long-awaited, spirited return to the big rivalry with Lake Travis High School was certainly worth the wait for the Dripping Springs High School Tigers.
The Dripping Springs swim team continues to hone their skills by taking on small groups. This time it was a tri-meet with Austin Anderson and Wimberley. The Lady Tigers came out ahead by besting Anderson and Wimberley to the tune of
The Lady Tigers took the opportunity to use their bye to play one more quality game before taking on Westlake and Lake Travis to decide the district title.
Two of the best teams in the area and state went head-to-head for four quarters, giving the soldout crowd their money's worth.
The Dripping Springs Songwriters Festival came and went for its eighth year this fall.
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