After Tivy’s 49-0 demolition of Uvalde on Friday night, Coach David Jones decided to depart from tradition.
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It's one of the biggest games of the year, and — despite chilly temperatures — a near-capacity crowd filled Antler Stadium on Friday night to watch the 2019 Homecoming game and halftime festivities. The Antlers defeated Uvalde 49-0.
Once he’s finished stretching, Dominic Jefferson jogs toward his family, beginning his pregame ritual before Tivy’s kickoff against Boerne Champion.
Lexi Harrell respectfully disagreed with her coach during Tivy tennis’ athletic period on Tuesday.
Early in the second set of Tivy’s three-set win over Memorial, Savana Trahan was a tad perplexed.
With every local high school football team enjoying a bye, last week’s sports scene was rather uneventful.
Inside Tivy’s locker room, coach Stephanie Coates gave her Tivy volleyball players two options for their response to Tuesday’s match
In my humble opinion (which is always correct), October is the best the month of the year.
After a summer of playing for his country, Asa Lacy has his attention focused on Texas A&M University baseball.
SAN ANTONIO — As he traipsed toward the Tivy sideline after tossing his first touchdown, Cole Miears smiled and began laughing.
Tivy volleyball rebounded from Tuesday's loss to Champion with a three-set victory over Harlandale (25-22, 25-17, 25-20) on Friday. Keirson Jalowy and Paige Melcher each had 10 kills, and Savana Trahan supplied 21 digs to help the Lady Antlers improve to 24-9, 7-1 District 26-5A
Regan Robertson was at his house on Wednesday when he received his weekly text from Chase Brown.
As soon as the Schreiner soccer players trudged onto the practice field at 6:30 a.m. Aug. 15, the second day of two-a-days, their first-year coach Alyssa Taramona introduced them to the fitness test.
BOERNE— For nearly 15 minutes, Coach Stephanie Coates talked with her Tivy volleyball players inside the visiting locker room after their three-set loss (20-25, 19-25, 21-25) to Boerne Champion.
When Boerne Champion’s Tamari Jenkins charged through the A-gap for a 59-yard touchdown to give his team a 19-17 lead early in the fourth quarter, I surveyed all the Tivy fans at Antler Stadium. Most of them looked either angry or sad, as if they were anticipating a heartbreaking loss to Champion.
Hayden Poe can’t really remember what was racing through his mind as he chased after Luke Boyers. The Tivy defensive end just knew he had to find some way to bring Boerne Champion’s quarterback to the ground.
Key stats for Tivy: Trapper Pannell has completed 11 of 17 passes for 77 yards and a touchdown, and has also collected 41 yards and another touchdown on three carries.
Standing in front of his Tivy football players, defensive coordinator Jeremy Hickman reads a letter from David Jones.
FREDERICKSBURG — Kevin Pope still remembers the first time he watched Ximena Tinajero run.
Before the end of the last school year, Tivy offensive coordinator Jeff Kubacak took Fisher Middleton aside during a team workout. He had some important information to share with the then freshman.
2nd Quarter: Pannell on the verge of joining elite company
If you’re a Tivy fan, you have probably watched the video of senior Brooks McCoy’s head-on collision with a defensive back during the Fredericksburg game on Sept. 6. You are also probably wondering about his status for Friday’s game against the rival Chargers.
During the second Tivy volleyball practice, first-year coach Stephanie Coates gathered the Lady Antlers’ four returning varsity players into her office to issue a challenge.
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.
With 1:29 remaining in the fourth, the Tivy fans fell silent as senior receiver Brooks McCoy remained crumpled on the turf.
(Editor’s note: Due to production problems, this story was not able to run in print in the weekend issue of the Kerrville Daily Times)
Key Moments for Fredericksburg: Jarrett Beard gave the Billies an early lead when he received a pitch and raced down the left sideline for a 32-yard touchdown.
Every week during the summer, Jack Patterson Jr. strolled into the conference room inside the Tivy field house to meet with Antlers’ defensive backs coach Austin Galifaro.
Stephanie Coates approached Keirson Jalowy inside the locker room after the Tivy volleyball team’s four-set win (25-17, 25-17, 24-26, 25-18) over McCollum on Tuesday night. Tivy’s first-year coach knew Jalowy wasn’t happy with the way she played on the front row during the fourth set. She wa…
Senior Brooks McCoy admitted there was a moment he and his Tivy football teammates weren’t sure if they were even going to play their season opener against Dripping Springs at Antler Stadium.
Key moments for Dripping Springs: The Tigers struck first, with Tigers’ quarterback Preston Alford powering into the end zone for a six-yard touchdown.
Key moments for Tivy: Tivy’s defense ended the first with a three-and-out that led to a 15-yard punt from Dripping Springs.
With 10 minutes remaining until kickoff, Jeremy Hickman clenched his hands together and raised them above his head, suddenly thrusting them toward the ground as if wielding a giant hammer.
Ally Scheidle executed a fist pump as soon as her serve bounced across the hard surface of Antler Gym, immediately sprinting to half-court to participate in her team’s celebratory group hug.
It’s game week, which means it’s time to partake in an annual sportswriting tradition: Making predictions that will turn out to be terribly wrong. (Yes, I know: It’s absolutely shocking that sportswriters occasionally make mistakes.)
Tivy junior Aaron Ortega admits he’s lost his fair share of battles to Hayden Poe.
Coach Stephanie Coates didn’t have many complaints about her Tivy volleyball team on Friday.
Gonzalo Hernandez stares at a blank piece of paper inside Tivy’s locker room on a Friday morning. Moments earlier, a guest speaker had distributed yellow sheets to the Tivy football players during their athletic period, asking them to write a note to the person who has made the biggest impac…
Kendall Bosse experienced a wave of relief when she checked her phone on the morning of Aug. 9 and noticed an email from her agent.
Whenever senior cornerback Zach Layton arrives home from Tivy football practice, his mother helps him refuel with a warm meal. Whenever he’s in a cranky mood, she knows how to lift his spirits.
FREDERICKSBURG— During Monday’s practice, the Tivy volleyball team focused on improving position work, tooling the block and taking the right angles during plays.
The Lady Antlers completed a four-game sweep of Fredericksburg with a four-set victory. Here are some highlights from the victory
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.
Stoney Rhodes and Frank Molina were visiting with the media at midfield after Tivy’s scrimmage against Boerne on Friday at Antler Stadium. Midway through the interview, Boerne’s safety approached the two senior Tivy receivers and gave them both high fives.
Savana Trahan found herself scrolling through her sixth-grade yearbook last week, taking a closer look at a future goal she had written for herself.
Inside the Tivy field house video room on Monday, Alex Bennett laughs when he recalls the first time he met his friend, Gonzalo Hernandez.
Even with temperatures eclipsing 100 degrees, summer is basically over.
At 7:31 a.m. on June 12, Kameron Arnold held Beckett Arnold in his arms for the first time.
Coach Stephanie Coates beamed as she addressed her Tivy volleyball players after their match against Fredericksburg on Tuesday night. Inside the victorious locker room at Antler Gym, Tivy’s first-year coach felt validated.
Before he went to bed on Sunday night, Trapper Pannell set the alarm on his iPhone for 5:45 a.m.
