By the fourth inning April 4, the Dripping Springs baseball team had no hits or runs to show for its effort against the district-leading Kerrville Tivy Antlers.

The Antlers, which led 1-0 after an Asa Lacy RBI double in the first inning, were pitching a no-hitter at that point, until the Tigers flipped the script.

A single from Brit Howeth broke the slump, followed by a sacrifice bunt, a hit by pitch and a single from Curt Raymond which drove in the team’s first run.

In all, eight Tigers rea...