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MCALLEN – After getting eliminated by Calallen in last year’s playoffs, the Boerne girls soccer team wanted another opportunity to face the Lady Wildcats in the 2022 postseason.

MCALLEN – The Boerne High boys soccer team has advanced to the state soccer tournament for the second straight season.

CORPUS CHRISTI – Even though the Champion girls soccer team had lost twice to Dripping Springs this season, Chargers coach Kara Walters was confident that her team could catch the Tigers by the tail if they faced them a third time.

The Boerne softball team had a busy weekend and played three games as the coach and one of the players both reached personal milestones.

The Champion softball team’s defense proved stingy on Friday when the Lady Chargers hosted Veterans Memorial.

Comfort had a much stronger showing in its second district meeting with Blanco but the results were the same after the Lady Panthers defeated the Deer for the second time.

The TMI – Episcopal softball team took an early lead over Geneva School of Boerne in the top of the first with three runs, but it was all Geneva after that.

Dripping Springs rallied to catch the Champion baseball team after the Tigers scored a run in the seventh to tie it and then added another run in the eighth that proved to be the game winner.

Boerne High put on a hitting show last Friday when the Greyhounds hosted Davenport for a district baseball game.

All three soccer teams that qualified for the playoffs from Boerne ISD are still alive as the postseason shifts to the fourth and fifth rounds or regional tournaments this weekend.

Geneva School of Boerne picked up a pair of wins this week after the Eagles defeated TMI – Episcopal on Tuesday and St. Anthony on Wednesday, both at home.

The Champion track and field teams were in action last week at the Rouse Raider Relays and the Chargers held their own against some big 5A and 6A schools.