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*This game was rescheduled due to weather conditions
Rankings stay steady for almost all the private school teams in San Antonio. Antonian went to over time against one of the top Houston schools this past weekend, and Central Catholic beat Houston St. Piux by 1! Local Six-Man football continues to have high scoring games, and many expect to go deep into the playoffs this year.
VYPE San Antonio TAPPS 11-Man Football Rankings 10/28:
#1 Antonian College Preparatory (Previously: 1)
#2 San Antonio Central Catholic (Previously:2)
#3 Holy Cross of San Antonio (Previously: 3)
#4 Shiner St. Paul (Previously: 4)
#5 Geneva School of Boerne (Previously:5)
VYPE San Antonio TAPPS Six-Man Football Rankings 10/28:
#1 Kerrville Our Lady of the Hills College Prep (Previously:1)
#2 Fredericksburg Heritage Christian School (Previously: 3)
#3 New Braunfels Christian Academy (Previously: 2)
#4 Bracken Christian School (Previously: 4)
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Playoffs are starting for UIL 1A-4A but the 5A & 6A teams are still winding down their seasons. San Antonio schools are sure to be powerhouses going into the playoffs with some schools undefeated or just one or two losses on the season. Here is where the teams stand as they go into their last two weeks of the regular season!
VYPE San Antonio UIL 5A/6A Top 10 Volleyball Rankings (10/28):
#1 Helotes O'Connor (Previously: 1)
#2 San Antonio Reagan (Previously: 2)
#3 San Antonio Brandeis (Previously: 4)
#4 Smithson Valley (Previously: 5)
#5 San Antonio Madison (Previously: 3)
#6 New Braunfels Canyon (Previously: 6)
#7 San Antonio Clark (Previously: 7)
#8 Alamo Heights (Previously: 8)
#9 New Braunfels (Previously: 9)
#10 San Antonio Harlan (Previously: 10)
Honorable Mentions: Medina Valley, Schertz Clemens, San Antonio Churchill, Kerrville Tivy, Cibolo Steele, East Central, Boerne Champion, San Antonio Taft, Seguin
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With a global pandemic bringing the nation's sports to a complete halt at one point, many didn't know how this fall would look.
Slowly but surely a sense of normalcy has returned. For Second Baptist School, that came on September 15, when the women's volleyball team hosted Emery/Weiner.
"I'm so thankful for the Second Baptist School administration and all the hard work they have put in so we can have our season and have school on campus this fall," Second Baptist School senior Bailey Ireland '21 said adding, "I'm really grateful."
<p>The Eagles swept the Jags 3-0 (25-16, 25-20, 25-22) for their first win of the season in September and concluded the first game played on the Second Baptist School campus since March. </p>
<p>"I'm very thankful that we are able to play," Second Baptist School volleyball coach Sue Berg said. "I really just wanted us to go out and play and have fun; coming out with a win was just icing on the cake for us."<br><br>When looking at this Eagles' volleyball team roster heading into the year, Berg didn't have the luxury of a large senior class to lean on. It is a 2021 group with two players. </p><p>There will be production and leadership from that group, but it is the Class of 2022 that dominates this roster. </p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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</script></p><p>"We are really cohesive. I have been with them since freshman year on varsity," Alexis Gill '22 said. "We are all working to help with leadership since we only have two seniors." </p>
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<p>Led by first-team, all-district pick Julia Sauvageau '22 and second-teamer Gill '22 this junior class is loaded with talent, which is something Berg is not surprised about. </p><p>"The class of 2022 has always been a volleyball group," Berg said. "Seeing them grow up as kids, they've always enjoyed the game. Some play other sports but a lot of them do just play volleyball. They are really the core to what we've had the last couple of years on our team." </p><p>Last season, the Eagles finished third in district before making it a couple of rounds in the TAPPS 5A Playoffs, and there were lessons learned from it. </p><p>"I think we all learned how to work together and play as a team, because as things got harder through the year, we had to depend on each other," Sauvageau '22 said. </p><p>Berg, who has coached at Second Baptist School since 1992, has seen her fair share of teams make runs. Under her tutelage, the volleyball program has made nine state tourney appearances and won four state championships. </p><p>Coach Berg, as a member of the 1988 University of Texas volleyball national championship team, knows more than anyone, if you can get in, anything can happen. </p><p>"Our goal is to win district," Berg said about the expectations for the team. "Once you win district and get to the playoffs, really anything can happen. I really love to outsmart people as we are playing. I love the mental side of volleyball. There's always that skill side but it's the mental side I really enjoy." </p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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