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
2,000: Career points for Lytle senior’s Calyssa Sevier, who reached the milestone during the Pirates’ 77-22 win vs. Dilley on Tuesday. Sevier is the fourth area girls player this season to accomplish the feat, joining Clemens’ Aysia Proctor, Boerne’s Jamie Ruede and Reagan’s Samantha Wagner.

1,500: Career points for Providence junior guard Kalysta Martin. She reached the plateau by scoring 26 points in a 37-31 win vs. Brownsville St. Joseph on Jan. 27. Martin earned TAPPS All-State honors a year ago after averaging 27.1 points, 17.4 rebounds, 4.5 blocks, 4.4 assists and 3.9 steals.

100: Career goals for Boerne senior forward Kylie Combs, who reached the milestone with three goals during the Greyhounds’ 6-0 win vs. Fredericksburg on Jan. 27. Combs is the 45th area girls player to attain the mark and sixth from Boerne High School, joining Mary Kate Snelling, Lexi Truitt, Emily Blaettner, Brianna Barrera and Paige Marcell.

Notebook
Hall worthy: Sotomayor High School girls basketball coach Kelli Goble will be inducted into the Angelo State University Athletic Hall of Fame on Feb. 18. She will be inducted along with football coaching legends Grant Teaff and Phil Danaher, track and field athlete Harold Ledet and longtime athletic department employee Ola McCorkle.

Goble will be the ninth individual with ties to the San Antonio area to earn the honor, joining Kirby Jameson (Clark, volleyball coach), Amy Bippert Bohensky (Medina Valley, track and field), Ned Cox (Roosevelt, football), Tracy Hastings (Madison, basketball coach), Dorothy May Ortiz (New Braunfels Canyon, soccer), the late Ed Messbarger (former St. Mary’s University men’s basketball coach), Mike Smierciak (Clemens, track and field) and the late Greg Stokes (Randolph, football).

A four-year starter at point guard, Goble ranks first in Angelo State history in career 3-pointers made (268) and attempted (736), second in assists (363) and 10th in points (1,253). She helped the Rambelles earn three NCAA Division II national tournament appearances, two Lone Star Conference championships and three LSC South Division crowns. Goble is in her first season at Northside ISD’s Sotomayor, which opened in the fall, after previously coaching at Taft, where she led the Raiders to four UIL Class 6A playoff appearances in eight seasons.

Splash town: San Antonio will be an epicenter for swimming and diving over the next two weeks.
Things get started Friday and Saturday with the Region VII-6A and Region VII-5A championships at North East ISD’s Davis Natatorium and Walker Pool and Southwest ISD Aquatic Center, respectively.

The VII-6A diving competition starts at 5 p.m. Friday at Davis Natatorium. Swimming prelims are at 4 p.m. and the swimming finals at 2 p.m. Saturday. The VII-5A meet begins at 10 a.m. Friday with swimming prelims. Diving begins 10 minutes after the conclusion of the swimming prelims, while the swimming finals are at 10 a.m. Saturday.

The UIL Class 6A and 5A state contests are Feb. 17-18 at University of Texas’ Jamail Center in Austin.
The VII-4A meet was last week and the UIL Class 4A state championship is Feb. 9-10 at Davis Natatorium.
The TAPPS state meets are Feb. 6-8 at Davis Natatorium, with Division III, Division II and Division I meets contested in order.

Area signings/commitments
Football
T.J. Andrews, Taft: Army
Kaden Baerwald, New Braunfels: East Central (Okla.)
Reeve Brown, MacArthur: Angelo State
Matthew Bunn, Poth: West Texas A&M
Avery Cane, East Central: Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Avron Carter, Brennan: West Texas A&M
Pharrell Da Silva Souza, Harlan: Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Aaron Dubose, Brennan: West Texas A&M
Ashton Dubose, Brennan: West Texas A&M
Shastin Golden, Davenport: Trinity
A.J. Graham, Davenport: Mount Marty University (S.D.)
Ethan Hart, Madison: West Texas A&M
Houston Hendrix, Boerne: Air Force
Alec Hernandez, Churchill: Cisco Junior College
Nehemiah Hernandez, Wagner: Texas A&M-Commerce
Lamarr Hunter, Clark: Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Jamie Johnson, Sam Houston: Abilene Christian
Wakil Mateen, Brennan: Trinity
David Miller, Davenport: Mount Marty University (S.D.)
Mason Moore, Karnes City: Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Xayvion Noland, New Braunfels Canyon: Texas State
Daniel Perez, New Braunfels Canyon: Texas A&M-Kingsville
Sean Ramos, Pleasanton: Bowdoin College (Maine)
Jacob Redding, New Braunfels: Baylor
Matthew Quick, Reagan: Texas A&M-Kingsville
Gary Seidenberger, Fredericksburg: Colorado State-Pueblo
Chase Senelick, Smithson Valley: Hardin Simmons
Giuseppe Sessi, Reagan: Navy
Elijah Simons, East Central: Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Jaidyn Soverall, Davenport: Trinity
Kameron Van Prooyen, Churchill: Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Matthew Velasco, Reagan: Texas State
Cameron Walley, Reagan: Angelo State
Caden Wright, Reagan: Princeton
Alex Wyatt, Brandeis: Angelo State
Brady Zingelmann, Brandeis: Colorado School of Mines

Soccer
Colin Elliott, Smithson Valley: Gordon College (Mass.)
Shienne Gadson, Brandeis: Barry University (Fla.)
Jack Hillard, Reagan: Colorado College
Sean Mattivi, Reagan: California State Monterey Bay
Maya Munoz, Brandeis: Wheeling University (W.Va.)
Tea Pepito, Brandeis: Texas Lutheran
Jenna Salazar, Reagan: Lewis College (Ill.)
Malia Thalman, Smithson Valley: Texas State
J.D. Worley, Smithson Valley (UDA Soccer Academy, England)

Volleyball
Alissa Gregory-Obiedo, Sotomayor volleyball: Colorado Christian
Beth Harris, Churchill: Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

Baseball
Ryan Alaniz, Churchill: Cisco JC
Victor Andres Diaz Ceballos, Reagan: Muhlenberg College (Penn.)
Ethan Gonzalez, Smithson Valley: Blinn College
Brennan Greer, Reagan: St. Mary’s
Rowdy Miller, Boerne Champion: Tyler Junior College
Evan Park, Boerne Champion: Kansas Wesleyan
Cade Smith, Churchill: New Mexico Junior College
Loch Taylor, Davenport: St. Edward’s
Robbie Vela, Boerne Champion: St. Edward’s

Basketball
Jamie Ruede, Boerne: Trinity
Reese Stephens, Reagan: Grinnell College (Iowa)

Softball
Katalina Alvarado, South San: Our Lady of the Lake
Juliana DeLuna, Incarnate Word: Emporia State (Kan.)
Camryn Dunkley, Clemens: Temple College
Taylor Nava, Smithson Valley: Warner (Fla.)
Danyelle Olvera, South San: National Park College (Ark.)
Sarenity Padilla, Churchill: Galveston College
Cara Penaloza, Clemens: Texas A&M-San Antonio
Joselyn Perez, South San: Our Lady of the Lake
Kyla Tebo, Clemens: University of the Southwest (N.M.)

Swimming
Gala Boutin, Smithson Valley: Wisconsin-Whitewater
Colin Doyle, Smithson Valley: Texas-Permian Basin

Track/cross country
Kayla Beach, Reagan: Air Force
Grace Flores, Boerne Champion: DePauw (Ind.)
Elyssa Holman, Smithson Valley: Southern Virginia
Kamryn Neer, Boerne Champion: North Central College
Alayshia Paul, Smithson Valley: Abilene Christian
Josey Whitaker, Boerne Champion: TCU
Zada Zimmerman, Smithson Valley: Sam Houston
Josephine Zink, Reagan: Navy

Golf
Maria Fernandez Ortiz Zamora, Reagan: Utah Valley
Braxton Forsyth, Smithson Valley: Prairie View A&M
Micah Rabey, Incarnate Word: Schreiner
Sophia Silva, Incarnate Word: New Haven (Conn.)
Marlo Zamora, Reagan: Trinity

Tennis
Gavin Fonger, Reagan: Marion Military Institute (Ala.)

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