A slight difference in time on the course allowed the Dripping Springs Tigers girls cross country team to narrowly edge the Hays Rebels for first place at the Dripping Springs Invitational Saturday. Both Dripping Springs and Hays finished the day with 68 points. But the Tigers, who hosted the event,...

By Shane Scholwinski  The Hays Rebels emerged with a 48-36 season opening win over the Georgetown East View Patriots at Bob Shelton Stadium Friday. On offense, the Rebels dominated the line of scrimmage as they rushed for 449 yards on 53 carries, including six rushing touchdowns. Leading Hays in rus...

Coming up in Hays CISD football  Lehman Lobos at Westwood Warriors  When: Thursday, 7 p.m. Where: Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex (Round Rock) Intangibles: All of the hype and expectations that have come with Lehman High's new coaching staff culminate this week as the Lobos open up their 2017 campaign...

Lake Travis Last season – 15-1, 6-0 in district vs. Hays: 50-14 W vs. Lehman: 68-0 W Yes, only six players are slated to return from Lake Travis’ state championship winning 2016 program. Yes, the Cavaliers will have to fill some substantial gaps, including finding someone to replace the almost irrep...

Sixteen teams descend upon Hays High this weekend for the 20th annual Rebel Bash volleyball tournament, which will be held Aug. 31 and Sept. 2. Joining host Hays High will be fellow Hays County teams Lehman and Wimberley. Also in the mix are McCallum, Port Lavaca Calhoun, Ann Richards School and San...

Five days worth of pent up energy exploded over the course of about an hour Tuesday for the Hays Rebels. Twelve kills from junior Catherine Croft helped Hays to a 25-13, 25-15, 25-15 sweep of the in-county rival San Marcos Rattlers at Bales Gym. Stephanie Coates, Hays head volleyball coach, said the...

Dreams of starting the 2018 baseball and softball season in a new stadium at Hays High may be going foul. On Monday, Hays CISD leaders said the district won’t be able to meet the deadline of constructing the $3.6 million baseball and softball complex before the start of the season. Tim Savoy, Hays C...

he Hays Rebels proved Monday it’s not always how you start, but how you finish. Despite falling into an early 2-0 hole against the in-county rival Dripping Springs Tigers, Hays, anchored by a 14-kill effort from senior Kaitlyn Krafka and junior Catherine Croft, rallied to secure a come-from-behind 1...

(photo by Moses Leos III) The sights and sounds of football returned to Hays High and many other schools Monday as the lead up to the 2017 Texas high school football season is now in full swing. Hays was one of a handful of Central Texas schools that started preseason practices this week, as require...

More than 170 6th-9th grade football players had one of their last chances to show off their gridiron skills prior to the start of school last week as the annual Hays Rebel football camp was held at Hays High. The camp, led by the Rebel football coaching staff, instructed the athletes on the fundame...