Drew King

Everyone in the gym can hear it.

“Hands up! Get your hands up! Hands!”

SPRING BRANCH —  San Marcos is at its best when the Lady Rattlers control the tempo.

San Marcos was staggered.

San Marcos isn’t fun to play against.

The Rattlers keep things close.

Nijal Pearson doesn’t know how to explain it.

The ball always feels good coming off his hands. Even the misses.

The Lady Rattlers are getting better.

Joey Hernandez wasn’t throwing the ball to Pablo Rios, necessarily.

Oklahoma State should have been Texas State’s toughest opponent this season.

Graduate senior tight end Keenen Brown and junior linebacker Bryan London II were both named to the All-Sun Belt First Team, announced Thursday morning by the conference.

La Vernia head coach Kyle Sivadon made adjustments.

Toshua Leavitt and Brooke Holle haven’t missed a free throw all year.

An 11-2 start for Portland wasn’t enough to slow down the Bobcats. Not even close.

Zenarae Antoine knew what her team needed to work on.

After falling 63-45 to Round Rock Westwood last week, taking silver second place at the Champion Classic, the Lady Rattlers have bounced back with two big wins of their own. 

Celie Contreras always wanted to be a Rattler.

Actually, she just wanted to be like her older sister, Carlie. But Carlie was a Rattler, so Celie wanted to be a Rattler, too.

San Marcos senior middle blocker Shyeann Lampkin was named to the 26-6A All-District second team, head coach Michelle Moreno announced last week.

The first quarter was a defensive clinic.