Records are deceiving in District 26-6A girls’ basketball.
San Marcos fell 49-38 in its district opener to Lake Travis (6-8, 1-0 district) at home on Tuesday night — only the first time the hosts dropped consecutive games this season. That comes on top of the lingering issues the team has dealt with recently.
“Winning is a difficult process. We've all been there. Little League, middle school, high school, college, it doesn't matter. You have to do everything to deserve to win,” head coach Jermaine Ervin said. “Lake Travis made free throws. We missed free throws. You could just compare that and tell who won the game. Lake Travis had A few more offensive rebounds and little things like that.”
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