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Posted 9:06 PM 6/2/2026 by KJ Doyle

The Sharyland Rattlers are one win away from becoming the only Rio Grande Valley team ever to win a state championship in high school baseball.

The Rattlers will face the Lovejoy Leopards on Friday for the 5A Division II crown. First pitch is at 7:00 p.m. at Dell Diamond in Round Rock.

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Posted 9:10 PM 5/31/2026 by Alfredo Sanchez

PSJA North senior shooting guard Mason Lopez signed his letter of intent to play college basketball at Missouri Valley.

Lopez reached 1,500 career points his senior year. He also received 31-5A first team all-district and all-defensive team honors.

"It means a lot," Lopez said. "As (More)

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Posted 1:42 PM 5/31/2026 by KJ Doyle

Sharyland baseball completes the sweep of Kingwood Park on Saturday afternoon in San Antonio to become the fifth Rio Grande Valley team to reach the state final.

The Rattlers struck first in the top of the first inning with a two-run double by Edgar Quintanilla, followed by a sacrifice fly (More)

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Posted 8:49 PM 5/29/2026 by KJ Doyle

Watch the video above for highlights and postgame reactions from game one of the high school baseball state semifinal series between Sharyland and Kingwood Park.

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Posted 8:54 PM 5/28/2026 by KJ Doyle

Nikki Rowe's Juan Carlos Garza Jr. signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Missouri Valley College on Thursday morning.

Garza Jr. spent time as a pitcher and infielder for the Warriors. He was a second team All-District second baseman as a junior and helped Nikki Rowe capture two (More)

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Posted 9:55 PM 5/27/2026 by Gloria Morelia

Isabella Parker captured the Class 5A state title in the high jump at the UIL State Track and Field Championships this May.

Isabella Parker cleared the winning height at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin during Day 2 of the competition.

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Posted 8:16 PM 5/26/2026 by KJ Doyle

Rio Grande City's DeAndre Rodriguez signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Ranger College on Tuesday afternoon.

"Ranger [College] just felt like home to me," Rodriguez said. "Some place that I could get better, develop and hopefully one day go onto the Division I level."