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 Boerne’s Devin Styles and Jourdanton’s Emma Dorroh. Styles reached the milestone during the Greyhounds’ 54-24 win vs. Bandera on Feb. 11 and Dorroh accomplished the feat during the Squaws’ 65-22 decision vs. West Campus on Feb. 7.

100: Career wins for Southwest girls soccer coach Juan Romero, who reached the standard during the Dragons’ 5-0 triumph vs. McCollum on Tuesday.

76: Career goals for Reagan junior forward Taylor Jernigan, a school record. Jernigan, a Texas A&M commit, set the mark with her 69th goal during the Rattlers’ District 28-6A match vs. Brandeis on Feb. 1. She surpassed the previous standard of 68 recorded by Taylor Olson, who played at Reagan from 2014-2017 and later at Oklahoma State.

49: Goals scored this season by San Antonio Christian junior forward Kaylee Tarver, a school record. Tarver, committed to Mary Hardin-Baylor, tallied the game-winner in the Lions’ 1-0 win Tuesday vs. Antonian to tie the mark established by Hallie Hausman in 2018. Hausman, who played at Oklahoma State, helped S.A. Christian win a TAPPS state title in 2015 and finish as state finalist in 2016 and 2018.

Notebook
Lone Star finest: Brandeis senior Jalyn Gibson was named player of the year on the Texas Sportswriters Association’s Class 6A all-state volleyball team. Brandeis’ Maddie Williams was tabbed as coach of the year. Carlee Pharris was named to the second team junior Emma Halstead received honorable mention for Brandeis, which captured the 6A state championship in November.
New Braunfels Canyon senior Kyla Malone was named to the 5A first team and teammate Megan Hawkins, a junior, made the second team. Kerrville Tivy senior Ally Scheidle received honorable mention.
In 4A, Navarro’s Elizabeth Williams and Berklee Andrews earned honorable mention. Poth’s Sydney Kroll and Khloe Naegelin received honorable mention in 3A. D’Hanis’ Mabry Herrmann made the second team in 1A, teammate Kylee Thompson made the third team and teammates Peyton Burell and Jessa Frosch landed honorable mention.

Area commitments
Cristian Nájera, Brandeis soccer: Millikin University (Ill.)
Taylor Swenson, Smithson Valley soccer: Texas Woman’s

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