The San Marcos High School baseball team will open the District 17-4A season Wednesday at Hays after the game Tuesday was postponed due to weather. The Rattlers are 9-8 after winning three of five games last weekend at the Austin ISD Tournament.
San Marcos High School baseball coach Bryan Webb said he likes what he’s seeing as his ball club approaches the District 17-4A season, which starts next Tuesday at Hays. The Rattlers are playing this weekend in the Austin ISD Tournament.
The San Marcos High School baseball team isn’t afraid of competition during their stretch of games leading to the District 17-4A season, and with pitchers like Blake Bagley and Ryan Schweers, head coach Bryan Webb likes his chances. The Rattlers are playing this weekend in the Brenham Tournament after finishing their own tournament last weekend with a big 4-3 win against New Braunfels.
The Hays High School girls basketball team and the San Marcos High School boys basketball team both lost their playoff games Tuesday night to Huntsville, ending their seasons.
Poor weather postponed a number of games Tuesday night, including the Texas State baseball game at Rice. Also, the boys basketball team at San Marcos High School and the girls basketball team at Hays High School had their Tuesday night playoff games postponed to Wednesday night.
The Hays High School girls basketball team is deep into the playoffs and the San Marcos boys basketball team is just getting the playoffs started, but they have something in common. Both are playing Huntsville Tuesday night.
The Hays High School boys basketball team fell short in its attempt to make the playoffs for the first time in ten years, losing at arch rival Lehman, 51-45, Tuesday night.
The District 17-4A boys high school basketball season will end Tuesday night with three key games. At stake is the first playoff berth for Hays since 2000, along with bid for second place by San Marcos, which travels to powerful Dell Valle.
San Marcos already knows it’s in the high school boys basketball playoffs with one game left in its regular season. Meanwhile, Hays and Lehman are both fighting for the final playoff spot in District 17-4A, and they won’t both make it.
The Hays Rebels finished tied for the girls high school basketball championship in District 17-4A, but lost a coin flip with co-champ Del Valle and will go to College Station next Tuesday to begin the playoffs against Magnolia West. Lehman and San Marcos both finished short of the playoffs in that district.
