Despite the final outcome, coach Chris Ramirez found a lot of positives from his Our Lady of the Hills boys’ 71-43 loss to San Antonio Lutheran on Thursday.
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Jorge Salinas pulls his 2007 Ford F-150 into the parking lot next to the Our Lady of the Hills practice field at 3:15 p.m.
During halftime, coach Garret Kull issued a challenge to his OLH soccer boys.
After experiencing a tender Tennessee Christmas (see what I did there?), I have returned to Texas just in time to write a year-in-review column.
Coach Chris Ramirez still has high expectations for his Our Lady of the Hills boys basketball team. At the same time, though, he also knows his players are going to experience some growing pains this season.
At the end of last soccer season, Our Lady of the Hills girls soccer coach Jorge Salinas posed a simple question to then senior team captain, Mikayla Grocki. He wanted to know who Grocki thought should be the team captain for 2019-20 season.
During the offseason, Steve Marbach began entertaining ambitious goals for his Ingram Tom Moore girls basketball program.
For the past eight months, James Ibarra has made the Our Lady of the Hills’ gym his second home.
Our Lady of the Hills still hasn’t lost a football game with Luke Martinez playing a full game at quarterback.
Our Lady of the Hills Football coach Chris Ramirez is witness his hope come to fruition: After a slow start, his Hawks are peaking at the right time.
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, we now have a clearer idea of the 2019 playoff picture.
Our Lady of the Hills football coach Chris Ramirez is always the first person to arrive on campus every morning, typically pulling into the parking lot at 6:45 a.m.
The postgame atmosphere at Our Lady of the Hills on Friday could be described as bittersweet.
With four minutes remaining in the third quarter, Cody Davis rested on the grass, grimacing in pain.
The Our Lady of the Hills football players never lost their confidence, even after the tragedy they suffered on Sept. 6.
During my two years at the Kerrville Daily Times, I have covered 30 high school football games — and yes, I really did go back and count. I can confidently say that Friday’s contest at Battlin’ Billies Stadium offered the best atmosphere of the 30.
The Our Lady of the Hills’ football players worked hard this summer, and for good reason. They knew they had a chance to be great in the fall; they just had to keep improving every day.
As soon as Mikayla Grocki tried pivoting during a soccer scrimmage in March of 2018, she knew something was wrong.
Jake Chapman and Cody Davis willingly suffered through the same trial every day during the summer.
Hunter Taylor admitted that his college schedule is going to seem a little weird.
Travis Reeh never stopped smiling during Wednesday’s signing ceremony.
During the Our Lady of the Hills’ lunch period on Tuesday, senior Joaquin Vazquez walked toward the podium and began addressing the student body.
In the last several days, Chris Ramirez frequently visited the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches’ website, hoping to see if the organization had posted its “Player of the Year” awards for 2019.
Our Lady of the Hills’ freshman Garret Reeh felt optimistic about the potential partnership.
When Chris Ramirez glanced at his phone early on Friday morning, he noticed he had received a voicemail from the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches.
Hanging above the door in Luke Martinez’s bedroom is a piece of paper containing two goals that Martinez set for himself before the 2019 Our Lady of the Hills’ baseball season:
As soon as Our Lady of the Hills’ Will Westfall hoisted the TAPPS Class 3A state championship trophy last Friday, winter sports in the Hill Country officially came to an end.
For the second consecutive year, Tivy athletic director David Jones will have to hire a new volleyball coach.
WACO — Every coach worth his clipboard knows it: It’s hard to beat a team three times in a season.
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WEST — As soon as Travis Reeh spotted William Westfall walking 10 feet ahead of him inside a West High School hallway, he began smiling, sprinting after his teammate until he was close enough to embrace him.
Travis Reeh doesn’t take too long to ponder the questions.
Midway through the second quarter, senior Travis Reeh leaned back in his chair and wrapped a towel around his head. Sporting a smile, he turned toward Hunter Taylor and conserved with his Our Lady of the Hills’ teammate. When he finished talking with Taylor, Reeh rotated to his right and cha…
Coach Garret Kull encouraged his Our Lady of the Hills boys soccer teams to keep their heads held high after their 3-0 loss to Houston St. Thomas Episcopal on Tuesday.
After moving through the post-game handshake line on Saturday afternoon, the 16 players on the Our Lady of the Hills’ boys soccer roster marched in unison toward their applauding fans.
First of all, what a terrible Super Bowl.
Wyatt Krause compared the Our Lady of the Hills’ boys soccer season to a roller coaster ride.
Travis Reeh’s shots weren’t falling in the first half. The Our Lady of the HIlls’ senior guard had received plenty of opportunities against Hallettsville Sacred Heart. But for some reason, he wasn’t capitalizing.
Therese Schwarz halted outside a conference room on Tuesday morning.
Will Johnston sported a swollen lower lip while processing through the postgame handshake line on Friday night.
Our Lady of the Hills basketball coach Chris Ramirez delivered the news to James Ibarra during pregame warmups.
Our Lady of the Hills coach Chris Ramirez beamed with pride when ruminating on the 2018 football season.
During their 43-34 triumph over Beaumont Legacy, The Our Lady of the Hills boys delivered a clear message, one that ought to terrify the remaining teams on their schedule.
Coach Jorge Salinas’ message to his Our Lady of the Hills soccer girls this season can be captured in a single word: patience.
Joaquin Vasquez continually inspected his phone during his first hunting trip.
Unfortunately, I only have to preview two playoff games this week.
In the final seconds of the Our Lady of the Hills 66-55 victory over Ingram, Travis Reeh dished out a high five to OLH teammate William Westfall on his path to the foul line. The gesture signaled a celebration of a hard-earned victory over a feisty Ingram squad at Schreiner University.
It’s an undisputed fact: this is the most wonderful time of the year.
Moments after Our Lady of the Hills’ 52-2 drubbing of Victoria Faith last Friday night, the majority of its players jaunted over to senior Mason Sirianni’s home to celebrate the victory.
Reaching the playoffs has been the goal for the Hawks all season, and with a 52-2 win over the Victoria Faith Cougars, they accomplished that goal.
Every once in awhile, Our Lady of the Hills coach Chris Ramirez takes a glance at the Hawks’ old team photos in his office.
As soon as Tivy’s players had finished celebrating in the right corner of the north end zone after their 64-62 victory over Alamo Heights, they trotted over to the visiting stands at Harry B. Orem Stadium to belt out the Tivy Alma Mater. During their triumphant march, a loud chant radiated f…
