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Moe Johnson Running with Moe

Moe Johnson Running with Moe

What drinks are the best for runners

One of my morning rituals is a cup of coffee. Talking with other people it seems that I am not alone drinking a morning cup of coffee to start the day. The primary reason given by people is that it “wakes them up.” For these coffee drinkers, the first cup of coffee in the morning acts as a stimulant to be wide awake and ready to meet the challenges of the day. The primary ingredient in coffee that seems to trigger this response is caffeine. There are some studies that promote coffee as a way to keep active over a longer period of time. For marathon runners that is exactly what they are looking for. It got to the point that too much coffee [caffeine] was a banned substance in the Olympic drug protocol restrictions.

District Champs

Pitcher and batter Saylor Martinez takes to bat during Hill Country Christian’s game in Wimberley. The Rams captured their fifth district championship since 2019.
Submitted photo by Matt Norman

District Champs

The 2024 Hill Country Christian Rams softball team photo. The Rams will play in the Area Round of the TAPPS Division IV playoffs.
Submitted photo by Matt Norman

District Champs

Sonora Hill throws the ball in the Rams softball game in Wimberley. The Rams are lead by a young core of freshman and sophomore leading another district championship for Hill Country Christian.
Submitted photo by Matt Norman

District Champs

Rams capture fifth district championship since 2019

SMA Tennis team competes at TAPPS State Championship

San Marcos Academy Varsity Tennis Team: Matt Contreras, Head Coach; Sarah Britton; Kayla Mock; Emma Feigl; Blain Montgomery; Jacob Becker; Bryce Harper; Nathaniel Blackstone; Layton Schawe; Michelle Harper, Assistant Coach.
Photo submitted by SMA

SMA Tennis team competes at TAPPS State Championship

Members of the San Marcos Academy varsity tennis team competed at the TAPPS 3A State Championships on April 17 and 18.

Ted Breihan Open Golf Tournament for the LBJ Museum held at Kissing Tree

Vicente Perez, Billy Rodgers, Lupe Carbajal, and Reuben Chisom (not shown) representing Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, Attorneys at Law. Each player received a beautiful glass decanter and stopper with a pewter seal that reads”Seal of the President of the United States.”
Photo courtesy of LBJ Museum

Ted Breihan Open Golf Tournament for the LBJ Museum held at Kissing Tree

Sponsored by Carbajal Associates are Pedro Quintero, Jesse Sanchez, Jerry De-Leon and Victor Wallace. For second place each member received a wine chiller with a pewter casting of the US Presidential Seal.

Ted Breihan Open Golf Tournament for the LBJ Museum held at Kissing Tree

Third place team is holding their prize of a pewter flask with the US Presidential Seal. The team is sponsored by Alpha Power USA and includes Jason Labree, Cody Labree, Richard Denis and Jacob Ruppert.

Ted Breihan Open Golf Tournament for the LBJ Museum held at Kissing Tree

Hector Lozano from Texas Roadhouse was the closest to the pin.

Ted Breihan Open Golf Tournament for the LBJ Museum held at Kissing Tree

The Lyndon Baines Johnson Museum of San Marcos celebrated the 21th Annual Ted Breihan Open Golf Tournament on April 19 at the Kissing Tree Golf Club.

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