Drew King

The Lady Eagles ran a full-court press for the whole game. The Lady Rattlers didn’t need to.

Texas State officially received an automatic bid to the Sun Belt tournament semifinal after the conference released the bracket on Sunday.

After falling, 82-51, at New Mexico in the first round of the Preseason Women’s National Invitational Tournament on Friday, the Bobcats will move to the consolation portion of the bracket and will

Texas State’s win streak was snapped on Saturday after losing to Appalachian State, 38-7, inside Bobcat Stadium. 

San Marcos came out swinging.

Texas State was evenly matched through the first half.

Head coach Mark Soto needed to talk to him.

Head coach Mark Soto had all the senior Rattlers line up shoulder-to-shoulder against the back wall of San Marcos’ indoor practice facility on Wednesday.

Zenarae Antoine is excited.

That's not really surprising. Of course she’s excited.

If you went to any of San Marcos’ home games in October, you would have noticed things were a little more pink.

Pink socks. Pink headbands. Pink everything.

The Lady Rams walked out of the locker room at New Braunfels Christian Academy head high and misty-eyed.

Texas State edged out Little Rock on the road on Saturday, defeating the Trojans, 3-2 (25-23, 11-25, 25-19, 18-25, 15-7).

The Bobcats finally cooled off.

Smithson Valley’s offense didn’t score a single point in the first quarter.

With two games left on the schedule, head coach Mark Soto still has a big task left on his to-do list.

“We want to make this season memorable,” Soto said.

The Bobcats had to shake off the rust.

Grace Stewart pointed up to the balcony that looks down on the Hill Country Christian gym.

The Bobcats went out with a bang.