After Friday’s scrimmages, it’s still completely rational to believe that every Kerr County high school football team is going to be great this season.
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Edward Trevino called his good friend Mark Vega at some point in 2018, asking for a favor. For the past 15 years, Trevino had been playing in Kerrville’s Heart of the Hills 72-hole golf tournament, but had recently lost his playing partner. He wanted to know if Vega had any interest in being…
On March 2, Tony Vela began decorating his kitchen table.
When Jeremy Hickman became the new Tivy softball coach in 2015, he inherited sort of a rebuilding project.
The San Antonio McAllister Park All-Stars lived up to their top billing by edging the Kerrville All-Stars 5-2 Monday evening to take the double-elimination 13-14 Junior tournament championship at Ingram Tom Moore Field.
After losing Saturday night to tournament-favorite McAllister Park 11-3, the Kerrville Junior baseball All-Stars rallied in their final at bat, scoring three times to defeat D'Hanis in a 13-12 thriller on Sunday.
At this very moment, fitness enthusiasts across America are sweating profusely, and it’s not because of their most recent CrossFit workout.
After his Ingram Tom Moore football players had finished running their sprints on Monday morning, coach Duane Kroeker delivered a pep talk to them on the Warriors’ football field.
Golfing thoughts from Steve Ables
After the Kerrville Major League All Stars fell to Boerne, 12-9, in the District 26 championship at the Ingram Little League field, they congregated near the first-base line to hear coach Eloy Vasquez’s postgame address.
After tossing the game’s final pitch, Domynik Vasquez exhaled as he descended the mound and executed a fist pump.
Before Tivy’s 2016 playoff game against McCollum, Regan Robertson stood next to his older brother, Ryan Robertson, and grabbed his hand.
With the Kerrville Major League All Stars trailing by five runs entering the fourth, assistant coach David Benavides gathered his players outside the entrance to the visitors’ dugout. It was time for a quick pep talk.
The members of the Hill Country Blues began to arrive at Louise Hays Park around 6 p.m. on Thursday, slowly congregating at the open field near the park’s bandstand.
Kerrville all-star hurler Bryanna Rodriguez delivers a pitch inside the circle during the Kerrville Major League All-Star softball team’s loss to the Fredericksburg/Harper all-stars on Thursday during the District Major softball tournament at the Ingram Little League Field. The Kerrville a…
For the last several years, Tivy has possessed one of the best baseball programs in Texas. Other coaches in the state are starting to notice.
SPRING HILL— Tivy’s football team experienced a brief scare during 7-on-7 games at Smithson Valley High School on Tuesday morning.
Sometime in August of 2017, Tivy assistant coach Ty Taylor approached Jared Zirkel inside the Antlers’ weight room, needing to share some important news with the rising sophomore.
Sometimes, I read something that needs no comments, but simply needs to be shared. The following quote by Colrin Bowles may say it all: “The fundamental problem with golf is that every so often, no matter how lacking you may be in the essential virtues required of a steady player, the odds a…
The lights inside the Tivy field house flicker around 4:55 a.m. on Tuesday morning, slowly stirring to life.
Are your children already bored with summer vacation? Well, there’s good news.
Center Point athletic director Bubba Walters laughs as he reflected on this past school year.
Bobbi Leitha spent her childhood on the softball diamond.
CORPUS CHRISTI — After he heard the final whistle, Stephen Canty clenched the right goal post with both hands and lowered his head, attempting to collect his thoughts, trying his best to come to terms that his Tivy career was now over.
On a rainy Wednesday morning, a loud hacking sound begins to reverberate throughout the gym at Ingram Middle School.
At one point during the South Texas Youth Championship State Finals on Dec. 8, assistant coach Marty Garcia decided to gather the Hill Country Girls U16 soccer team for another one of his classic pep talks.
Brandon Easterly has always felt an itch to coach in the Hill Country. So, when the athletic director position at Comfort High School became open, he quickly pounced on the opportunity.
Tony Romo ascended the steep hill leading to Comanche Trace’s clubhouse at around 1:15 p.m. on Monday. When he finally reached the summit, he encountered a couple reporters hoping to ask him a few questions.
Today at 6:30 p.m., the Kerrville Little League All Stars will play either 5 Diamonds LL or Wall LL in the Texas West - Section 3 tournament in San Angelo. If they are fortunate enough to win the double elimination tournament this weekend, they will then advance to the Texas West State Tourn…
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AUSTIN — On an unusually frigid Austin afternoon, football players desperate for a professional comeback walked onto the field of Kelly Reeves Stadium.
Mike Brown knows when he’s hit the sweet spot of a golf ball, when his nine-iron makes perfect contact with the ball. He experienced such a sensation on March 10.
Deportivo Azteca won the City of Kerrville’s 2018 Winter Soccer League championship Thursday night at Carver Park, according to a city news release.
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The Tivy High School girls will start the New Year with plenty of momentum.
Travis Reeh beamed with optimism during a postgame meal with his teammate James Westfall last weekend.
In a way, Joshua Hipps has been preparing for Saturday his entire life.
The Tivy High School football team shattered preseason expectations. The Antlers finished second in their district and posted 10-3 overall record, advancing to the Class 5A Division II Region IV semifinals before suffering a 31-24 loss to Calallen Saturday in the Alamodome.
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Editor’s note: This Thanksgiving edition of “Tivy Files” highlights individuals whose efforts so definitely merit appreciation from all quarters — from the locker room to the sidelines to the stands. Too often, their countless contributions to Tivy athletics aren’t necessarily unnoticed, but…
Paul Hayes would’ve been content with just a pat on the back. Schreiner University, however, wanted to give its veteran coach a more proper sendoff.
The Salvation Army will host the Pumpkin run tomorrow at 8 a.m. at the Kerrville Kroc Center. Participants are encouraged to don family-friendly costumes and will have the option of running either a 5K or a 10K on a certified course on Holdsworth Drive. Children under the age of 10 will will…
Ian Crittenden didn’t even have time to settle into his dorm at the University of Texas when he was ushered into a room of 500 kids. Texas Boys State was officially underway.
T.R Andreas has loved fishing ever since he was a teenager. and that passion’s only grown throughout the years, as fishing has consistently provided Andreas with an escape from everyday life.
The seventh annual Kerrville Triathlon saw a record-breaking number of competitors this weekend with more than 1,400 people competing in two events. According to organizers, that number is 200 more people than last year, and there were hundreds more spectators.
Kerrville – The Texas Hill Country Senior Softball League ended the 2017 season with a schedule of three games at Singing Wind Park.
CENTER POINT — Coach Caitlin Gayle has noticed the trend. The Center Point High School volleyball team simply plays with more energy whenever junior Bobbi Leitha is on the court.
Coach Jason Roemer believes every setback can serve as a teaching tool. That’s what he keeps preaching to his Tivy High School volleyball girls.
(Editor’s Note: “Extra Points” is a new analytical weekly column that offers three storylines from one of the football teams in the coverage area of The Kerrville Daily Times. This week’s edition takes a look at the Center Point High School football team, as the Pirates look to remain unbeat…
The Kerrville community is beginning to take notice. Everyone is impressed with the way the Tivy High School football team is playing right now.
The Tivy High School varsity football team upholds the same ritual every Friday. And it occurs long before kickoff.
By his own admission, Riley McGee experienced a rare phenomenon on Tuesday — the Ingram Tom Moore High School defensive back actually enjoyed going to school.
Antler Gym offered a familiar scene on Tuesday night.
