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
1,000: Career points for Southwest Legacy junior Garnelle Zor, who reached the milestone during the Titans’ 56-50 win vs. Southwest on Jan. 31.

200: Career wins for Clark girls soccer coach Diana Driggers, who accomplished the feat during the Cougars’ 2-1 decision vs. Clemens on Jan. 14. Driggers is in her 15th season at Clark.

100: Totals wins for Harlan girls soccer coach Geselle Vela, who reached the mark during the Hawks’ 3-1 triumph vs. Marshall on Jan. 22. Vela is in her first season as head coach at Harlan and previously was head coach at Highlands and Veterans Memorial.

53: Consecutive district matches played by the Boerne boys soccer team without a loss before falling to Pieper 4-2 on Friday. The Greyhounds had gone 52-0-1 in league play following a 2-0 setback vs. Fredericksburg on Feb. 21, 2020. They won two UIL Class 4A state championships (2021, 2022), were state finalists (2024) and regional finalists (2023) during the span.

34: District matches played by the Clemens boys soccer team without a loss before suffering a 4-2 setback vs. Buda Johnson on Friday. The Buffaloes went 28-0-6 following a 3-1 loss to Smithson Valley on Feb. 1, 2022, and won four of five straight league crowns.

7: Goals scored by Steele junior forward Londyn Johnson vs. East Central on Jan. 31, a school record. Brittany Flores is believed to have established the previous school mark with five goals during an 8-0 win vs. Corpus Christi King on Feb. 28, 2014. Johnson became only the 10th girls player in San Antonio-area history to tally seven goals in a game.

Notebook
Top Dog: Longtime Judson assistant coach Joel Call has been named head football coach/athletic director at Marion. He replaced Ryne Miller, who left after leading the Bulldogs to a 46-33 record, three district titles and six playoff appearances in seven seasons.
Call has been at Judson for the past 20 seasons, helping the Rockets reach the UIL Class 6A state finals in 2005 and 2007 and state semifinals in 2014 and 2015. He went 2-1 as interim head coach in 2021. A Judson graduate and member of the Rockets’ 1996 state finalist squad, Call has been the school’s head boys track coach for the past 11 years and was an assistant when Judson captured the 2013 state championship.

Area signings/commitments
Jessica Adamson, Madison soccer: Holmes

Ola Adedeji, Reagan football: Nelson University

Avery Allen, Reagan softball: Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

Blake Allen, Smithson Valley baseball: St. Mary’s

Noah Amerman, S.A. Christian baseball: McMurry

Brooke Babcock, Madison soccer: Bethany College

Preston Baker, Smithson Valley football: Angelo State

Jaxon Baize, Boerne football: Texas-Rio Grande Valley

Braden Bays, Boerne football: Rice

Aaron Brown, Johnson football: Texas A&M-Kingsville

Abby Burdette, Brandeis basketball: Kenyon College (Ohio)

Ty Burroughs, YMLA football: McMurry

Ty Bush, Boerne football: Texas-Rio Grande Valley

Vivian Byerly, Brandeis basketball: DePauw University (Indiana)

Caleb Cappuccio, Reagan football: Air Force

Ke’Von Carter, Wagner football: North Carolina State

Isaiah Champagne, Pieper football: Incarnate Word

Raishaun Conaway, YMLA football: Texas A&M-Kingsville

Caleb Crider, Reagan baseball: Angelo State

Quinn Cross, New Braunfels Canyon volleyball: Tarleton State

Addie Cruzen, Reagan soccer: The Citadel

Cooper Deitch, Pieper soccer: Sul Ross State

Evan Drake, Pieper football: Incarnate Word

Sam Draper, Johnson football: Grambling State

Aryana Dunkelberger, Johnson softball: Southwestern University

Matthew Felix, Smithson Valley baseball: New Mexico Junior College

Ayden Fulton, Smithson Valley football: Blinn College

Logan Gage, New Braunfels Canyon soccer: University of Chester (England)

Kaleb Gainer, New Braunfels Canyon football: Texas A&M-Kingsville

Noah Garza, Johnson football: Gustavus Adolphus College (Minnesota)

Gavin Gil, Seguin football: Navarro College

Davian Gonzales, Warren football: Crown College (Minnesota)

Rhamsey Griffith, S.A. Christian soccer: Alabama State

Jonathan Hebert, Pieper football: Schreiner

Hutson Hendrix, Boerne football: Arkansas

Natalya Hendrus, New Braunfels Canyon soccer: St. Mary’s

Madison Herrera, Madison soccer: Texas Lutheran

A’Maya Holton, East Central basketball: Oral Roberts

Jackson Hopper, Pieper baseball: Ranger Junior College

Megan Johnes, Pieper soccer: Dakota Wesleyan

Cayden Keeth, Pieper football: Houston Christian

Izzy Larson, S.A. Christian softball: Biola University (California)

Tanner Leib, Pieper baseball: Angelo State

Andrew Lunsford, Smithson Valley baseball: Panola College

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

Aracely Martinez, New Braunfels Canyon soccer: Huston-Tillotson

Derek Martinez, Pieper baseball: Texas A&M-Kingsville

Chris McKendall, Reagan football: Hardin-Simmons

Hudson McNew, Boerne football: Trinity

Mikey Moreno, Antonian football: Southern Nazarene (Oklahoma)

Sala Nu’u, New Braunfels Canyon volleyball: Dakota Wesleyan University

Savanna Oberholtzer, Canyon Lake soccer: Lubbock Christian

Gavin Parker, Smithson Valley baseball: Concordia University (Nebraska)

Ethan Palmer, Pieper football: Wayland Baptist

Gabriella Pugilese, Johnson softball: Monroe University (New York)

Lelia Reyes, Reagan softball: Weatherford College

Jared Rogers, Seguin football: Texas Lutheran

Kaleb Rogers, Reagan baseball: Texas

Braedon Sada, Reagan baseball: Ottawa University (Kansas)

Braylon Saekoaleo, Pieper football: Colorado School of Mines

Diego Sanchez, New Braunfels Canyon football: Blinn College

Logan Schram, Boerne football: TCU

Caleb Schuetze, San Antonio Christian football: Texas Lutheran

Jaxon Shaffer, Pieper soccer: Hardin-Simmons

Austin Shreve, Pieper baseball: University of South Carolina-Sumter

Grace Slanina-Wertz, New Braunfels Canyon soccer: Schreiner University

Jamare Smothers, Roosevelt football: Wayne State (Nebraska)

Avery Sorrell, YMLA football: Texas A&M-Kingsville

Cade Spradling, Smithson Valley football: Air Force

Kaitlin Sprey, New Braunfels soccer: Centenary

Ava Trevino, Pieper soccer: East Texas Baptist

Kindru Walker, New Braunfels Canyon football: Texas Lutheran

Bryce Wells, Smithson Valley baseball: Weatherford College

Elizabeth Yaws, New Braunfels Canyon softball: Oklahoma Wesleyan University

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