Dripping Springs Tiger head boys basketball coach Craig Swannack couldn’t help but crack a small smile while mulling his team’s 41-34 loss to the Boerne Champion Chargers.  Having coached in the game for many years, Swannack realizes that sometimes, no matter what you do, it’s just not your night.  ...

On a two-game win streak and with momentum on their side, the Dripping Springs Tigers rang in another win of the season against the Marble Falls Mustangs Friday at Tiger Gym. The Tigers, who earned a 48-29 win over Mustangs, never trailed in the game. Defense was key to keep the ball away from Musta...

Strong team defense wasn’t enough for the Dripping Springs Tigers (11-13) as they fell 48-33 to the Alamo Heights Mules in Friday’s district opener at Tiger Gym. “We went into this game with really only about eight healthy players, and we knew this was going to be a tough battle,” Dripping Springs h...

Texan football hits state semifinals Momentum from an unblemished district championship winning season carried over into postseason play for the Wimberley Texans, who were just one win away from making their third appearance in the UIL state championship football game in the last 15 years. Wimberley...

A double-double from Dripping Springs Tiger basketball player Richard Milliron wasn’t enough to prevent the Lake Travis Cavaliers from scoring a 60-57 non-district win Nov. 28. Milliron kicked off the scoring for his team, and continued to score all game long.  The senior took a Spencer Johnson pass...

The 2016-17 Tiger season at a glance Success on the field wasn’t hard to find for Dripping Springs athletics in 2016-2017, as all team sports finished at or above the .500 mark during the season. The season began with the Tiger volleyball team’s undefeated district championship and ended with the so...

Boys hoops Four Dripping Springs Tigers were selected to the 26-5A All-District team last week. Nick Breen and Richard Milliron were both first team selections. Milliron was tabbed as the district’s newcomer of the year. First team Nick Breen Richard Milliron Second team Harley Preston Cullen Young ...

There was a bittersweet feeling shared by the Dripping Springs Tigers as they walked off the Northside Sports Gym floor in San Antonio Saturday. Players and coaches realized the significance of becoming only the second team in school history to reach the regional final playoff round. Five minutes an...

Dripping Springs’ McKenly O’Neal drives to the basket in a game against Kerrville Tivy during the regular season. (photo by Wayland D. Clark, wfotos.com) UPDATE – 4:34 March 2  For the first time in 16 years, the Dripping Springs Tiger boys basketball team is heading to the regional tournament. On T...

(photo by Wayland D. Clark, wfotos.com) It was a high school basketball thriller. Dripping Springs’ Lane Dominey (center), fans and Tiger’s coach Craig Swannack (left) celebrate after Richard Milliron’s two point shot was good to give the Tigers a 46-44 lead. With one second on the clock, Tivy faile...