Unicorns host tourney as rivals face road trips
The six team New Braunfels Varsity Baseball Tournament shrank to five after Del Rio withdrew. Unicorns of New Braunfels (9-1) host Pflugerville at Unicorn Field at noon, while Reagan and Boerne also impress early. Uvalde (4-5) provides the lone dropout, with New Braunfels seeking a third straight tourney title and Reagan standing as a top challenger.
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New Braunfels Soccer Players Jersey Mix Up
The Herald-Zeitung photo shows Matt Abrahamsen wearing No 16. roster lists another number. NB girls soccer falls 3-1 to Boerne ending playoff bid. Michelle Whitley scores lone goal with assist from Mallory Miner. They host Wimberley on Parent's Night Friday at 7 p.m. Spurs beat Blazers 99-94 as Duncan leads with 24. Ginobili 23. Parker returns briefly.
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New Braunfels Girls Soccer Coach Dressen Resigns
New Braunfels Unicorns head girls soccer coach Al Dressen, 57, resigned Wednesday citing personal issues and will remain a social studies teacher for the rest of the school year. Assistant Josh Martinez will direct the team with Gary Oncale and Larry Schaffer assisting as they finish the season with three remaining games.
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Texas A&M women advance to Big 12 semis in win over Colorado
Takia Starks led top-seeded Texas A&M with 16 points as they defeated Colorado 62-45 in the Big 12 quarterfinals in Oklahoma City. The Aggies held Colorado to 26 percent shooting, earning a semifinal against Iowa State.
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