From the hardwood to the gridiron and beyond, taking a look back and ahead at the San Antonio-area high school sports landscape:

By the numbers
300: Career wins for Fredericksburg boys soccer coach Shannon Petsch, who reached the milestone during the Battlin’ Billies’ 6-1 triumph vs. Wimberley on March 1. He’s the seventh area boys coach with 300 wins, joining former Alamo Heights coach Bruce Fink, Hector Sandoval (Southwest, LEE, Madison, Central Catholic), LEE’s David Rogers, Central Catholic’s Walter Rule, Larry Schaffer (McCollum, Smithson Valley, Roosevelt, Churchill, New Braunfels), New Braunfels Canyon’s Rob Rush and former Smithson Valley coach Eric Nichols.
Petsch is in his 26th season at Fredericksburg — his 2011 team advanced to the regional final before falling to eventual state champion Boerne Champion — and 29th overall. He previously coached at Jefferson.

100: Total victories for Brandeis baseball coach Eric Jupe, who reached the mark during the Broncos’ 7-1 decision vs. Johnson on March 8. Jupe is in his seventh season as head coach at Brandeis and has led the Broncos to the UIL Class 6A playoffs in four of the previously five completed seasons.

28: Years since the MacArthur boys soccer team last won a district championship before accomplishing the feat this season.
With Tuesday’s 6-1 win vs. Highlands, Coach Damion Simmons’ squad secured the Brahmas’ first league crown since 1996, when they made the second of back-to-back appearances at the UIL state tournament.
The 1996 team was guided by Coach Robert Crivellari and featured current Smithson Valley girls soccer coach Jason Adkins, Ryan McDougal, Robert Reid, Brian Pearce, Tony Durante and Kurt Gosdin.

22: Area athletes named All-State by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches. Brennan’s Kingston Flemings and Isaiah Ward and Reagan’s Aidan Richard made the Class 6A boys team, Veterans Memorial’s Demarion Dennis and Gervai Maeweathers and Southwest’s Josiah McDonald earned spots in 5A and Cole’s Ajian Hasadinratana and James Livingston, Poth’s Aidan Dehoyos and Nathan Guevara landed on the 3A squad.
On the girls side, Brennan’s Bella Flemings and Taylor Ross, Brandeis’ Rian Forestier and Clark’s Arianna Roberson earned spots in 6A, Wagner’s LA Sneed made the 5A squad, Boerne’s Avery Aaron and Abby Smith and Fredericksburg’s Rilyn Grona and Taylor Grona made the 4A team, Cole’s Kamyra Childs and Lytle’s Calyssa Sevier made it in 3A and Falls City’s Cayla Albers made the 2A squad.

14: Area soccer players named first team All-State by the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS). Central Catholic’s Alessandro Sierra, Evan Pacheco, Andres Bacho, Brandan Thomas, Albert Arzola and Jaime Heeren and Antonian’s Zachary Roberts made the Division I squad. TMI’s Marcelo Sotomayor is on the Division II team.
On the girls side, Boerne Geneva’s Alex Doran, Hayle Heinen and Kathleen Friesenhahn, Schertz John Paul II’s Maeve Sullivan and Miriam Rosales and The Atonement’s Abby Casey landed on the Division III squad.

Area signings/commitments
Juan Arjona, Churchill soccer: Huston-Tillotson University

Anna Darling, Boerne soccer: Louisiana-Lafayette

Andrew LaPlaca, Johnson soccer: Furman University (South Carolina)

Carolyn Maldonado, Madison soccer: Culver-Stockton College (Missouri)

Aeden Mitchell, Sotomayor soccer: Eastern Florida State

Delahmu Reeves, Jay soccer: West Texas A&M

Tristan Zamora-Garza, Marshall soccer: Wayland Baptist

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