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Bandera boys soccer finishes third at Pleasanton TournamentThe Bandera boys soccer team continued its strong start to the season and recorded a couple of big wins in the Pleasanton Soccer Tournament over the weekend while securing a second consecutive third place finish.
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Bulldogs drop heartbreaker to Fredericksburg in district openerThe Bandera boys basketball team suffered a heartbreaking loss to Fredericksburg in the District 26-4A opener Friday evening, dropping the team to 18-6 on the year and 0-1 in district play.
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Lady Bulldogs open soccer season with tough competition
The Bandera girls soccer team opened its season against high level competition in the College Station Tournament last weekend, falling in games to Copperas Cove, Haslet Eaton and Sulphur Springs.
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Medina performing well in District PlayMedina basketball is off to a great start in district play. The Lady Cats are currently in second place with a 4-1 district record, and the Bobcats are in a tie for the lead at this point with a 3-0 record.
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Bandera girls extend winning streak to four gamesThe Bandera girls basketball team extended its winning streak to four games with a 53-37 win over Randolph Tuesday night, giving the team momentum heading into Christmas Break and the final tournament of the year prior to the start of District 26-4A play.
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Salas, Barrera eclipse 1,000 career pointsThe Bandera boys and girls basketball teams celebrated a pair of milestone achievements for star players over the last two weeks as senior Eli Salas and senior Gabby Barrera both joined the exclusive 1,000-point club.
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Spruell named District MVP as Bulldogs headline all-district awardsAfter finishing 7-4 with a second consecutive district championship, the Bandera football program was well-represented at the District 14-4A Division II All-District meeting. Senior defensive end and left tackle Gavin Spruell, who anchored the Bulldogs’ defense and set the tone up front offensively, was named District MVP.
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Bandera Boys XC finishes 15th at 4A Region IV meetThe Bandera varsity boys cross country team capped off its season with a 15th-place finish at the Class 4A Region IV meet in Corpus Christi last week. This marked the Bulldogs' fifth consecutive appearance at regionals, and the team showed resilience on the big stage again this season.
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Moeller shines among fastest runners in Texas at State MeetBandera’s Taytum Moeller capped off her junior season with a strong showing at the UIL Class 4A State Cross Country Meet at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock on Friday.
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Teen athlete earns gold in parasport competition, sets national recordsLocal athlete Matthew Jeffery just returned from the Move United Hartford Nationals parasport competition, held in Hoover, Ala., wearing 12 new medals. This year marks the fourth for the 15-year-old as a member of Texas Parasports.
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Medina sports - Volleyball honors so farMedina's Lady Bobcats have been named for All-District and All-State honors.
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Bandera ISD spring sports season wraps upPhoto galleries for Bandera ISD soccer, softball and baseball as seasons wrap up.
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Snavely finishes 5th at Regionals
The Bandera boys track team finished its 2024 season by getting on the board at the regional meet at Texas A&M Kingsville, where junior Sam Snavely finished five in the 400m run.
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Medina ISD tennis brings home hardware
Medina High School tennis competed in a tough Knippa Tournament on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12. Kailey McCabe and Shelby Jilek placed 3rd in the B Girls Doubles bracket.
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Segura shines in All-Star gameThe inaugural San Antonio Sports All-Star Basketball games proved to be competitive contests from start to finish, and Bandera senior Isaac Segura played a big part in helping Team Gold be competitive in Sunday afternoon’s Class 1A-4A game at Northside Sports Gym.
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Bandera baseball team finishes No. 2 seed in Fall LeagueThe Hill Country-Bandera select baseball team finished No. 2 seed in the National Championship Sports Baseball CenTex Elite Fall League, 16U Division.
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