Local professional sports teams have relied on the Regional Sports Networks (RSN) since the late 1970’s, but in a few weeks, that model will change and no longer exist. Main Street Sports Group, the parent company of the Fanduel Sports Networks, has said that it will fold up shop and cease to exist in midContinue reading “The Death of The RSN: How Main Street Sports Group is Winding Down Operations”
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North Dominates South: How Dallas-Fort Worth Schools Took Home 6A State Championships
Inside Texas High School Sports – Episode 3 | RSS.com The UIL State Basketball Championship wrapped up on Saturday, March 14th, and it went out with a bang. The 6A Division One and Division Two titles capped out what was a fantastic three days at the Alamodome in San Antonio. And on this night, theContinue reading “North Dominates South: How Dallas-Fort Worth Schools Took Home 6A State Championships”
Dripping Springs Senior Infielder Looks To Help Lead The Tigers Back To State
Inside Texas High School Sports – Episode 2 | RSS.com Bobby Wilkinson carries a quiet demeanor through the locker room of Dripping Springs Baseball. Yet, for some, even the coaches, that quiet demeanor is what brings out the leadership skills in Wilkinson. The Second-Year varsity player is one of the key catalyst in Dripping SpringsContinue reading “Dripping Springs Senior Infielder Looks To Help Lead The Tigers Back To State”
Realignment Creates Opportunities Across Texas
Inside Texas High School Sports – Episode 1 | RSS.com The bi-annual tradition of realignment across Texas continued this winter, and the changes went from minor, and to one district, extremely major. Across UIL and TAPPS, schools are realigned based on the population of their school, and in some instances, their geography as well. ForContinue reading “Realignment Creates Opportunities Across Texas”
Canyon Begins District Home Schedule In Dominating Fashion
District 29 in Texas is considered one of the best in the state, and the Cougarettes of Canyon is looking to be one of the top teams in the District. Canyon began their home schedule of the district campaign on March 3rd, hosting the Rockets of Judson. Canyon came into the game already down aContinue reading “Canyon Begins District Home Schedule In Dominating Fashion”
Blake Cox Looks To Lead Dripping Springs Back To State
Dripping Springs starting pitcher Blake Cox has seen it all over the last three seasons as a varsity pitcher. From coming out of the bullpen during his sophomore season, to starting in the third and decisive game in the State Semifinals, Cox has been the epitome of Dripping Springs Baseball. Now, with two Division IContinue reading “Blake Cox Looks To Lead Dripping Springs Back To State”
2026 Hill Country Classic Kicks Off Baseball Season
The 2026 Hill Country Classic began the baseball season on Thursday, February 19th, and host, Dripping Springs, is the talk of the tourney. Coming off of a State Semifinals appearance a year ago, the Tigers are looking to make another run at it, with a younger team than last season. The Tigers are led byContinue reading “2026 Hill Country Classic Kicks Off Baseball Season”
2026 Softball Season Begins With ‘Wurst Tournament’
The 2026 UIL Softball season began in earnest on Valentine’s Day Weekend with the Wurst Tournament at Canyon High School. Schools from across Texas gathered to get their campaign started, even if weather was going to be a factor throughout the weekend. The host, Cougarettes of Canyon is looking for a bounce back year inContinue reading “2026 Softball Season Begins With ‘Wurst Tournament’”
Unicorns Defeats Mules On Senior Night
On the very first Friday in the month of February, the New Braunfels Unicorns played their final home game of the season, as they took on district rivals Alamo Heights. The Unicorns came into the game, winners of their last six out of eight games, and was sitting in second place in district standings. Meanwhile,Continue reading “Unicorns Defeats Mules On Senior Night”
Austin Golden Gloves Brings A Punch To Amateur Boxing
By Melvin Jones Amateur boxing falls by the wayside for some in Central Texas. But for the competitors of the Austin Golden Gloves on Friday, January 30th, the only thing that mattered was being able to fight. 11 male and female divisions were represented to go along with many divisions. This was the first nightContinue reading “Austin Golden Gloves Brings A Punch To Amateur Boxing”