The No. 5-ranked Reagan Rattlers prepare to surpass their Regional Semis appearance from a year ago
New Braunfels (23-6) retains their top spot in the SATX rankings, though sharing the District 26-5A title with third-ranked Boerne-Champion (23-7). Both now enter separate postseason divisions with a chance to make deep runs.
In Class 6A, Clemens continues to live up to its billing as one of the region’s most formidable programs, edging San Marcos by a game in a competitive 29-6A race.
Reagan remains a serious contender as well, having once again dominated District 27-6A and looking to improve on last season’s Regional Semifinal finish.
At the 4A level, Davenport and Navarro headline the conversation after finishing in a three-way tie atop 26-4A with Wimberley, each posting 8-2 district records.
Additional programs to keep an eye on include Brandeis, Pleasanton, Johnson, O’Connor, Smithson Valley, and Steele.
As the postseason is officially underway, here’s a closer look at the top contenders from the San Antonio area poised to make noise in the weeks ahead.
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#1 -- New Braunfels Unicorns
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*Parentheses indicates current district
*Last section indicates current overall record; district record
VYPE SAN ANTONIO BASEBALL TOP-10 (Class 6A-4A)
1. New Braunfels Unicorns (26-5A) -- 23-6; 12-4 in District
2. Clemens Buffaloes (29-6A) -- 23-6; 10-2
3. Boerne-Champion Chargers (26-5A) -- 23-7; 12-4
4. Davenport Wolves (26-4A) -- 20-5-2; 8-2
5. SA Reagan Rattlers (27-6A) -- 22-7-2; 13-1
6. Navarro Panthers (26-4A) -- 20-3; 8-2
7. San Marcos Rattlers (29-6A) -- 21-8-1; 9-3
8. Brandeis Broncos (27-6A) -- 17-6-1; 11-3
9. Pleasanton Eagles (27-4A) -- 26-4; 11-1
10. SA Johnson Jaguars (27-6A) -- 20-9; 10-4
Honorable Mentions: O'Connor (28-6A), Smithson Valley (26-5A), Cibolo Steele (29-6A), SA MacArthur (28-5A), Sotomayor (28-6A), Pieper (26-5A), SA Southwest (28-5A), Canyon Lake (26-4A)
Frisco senior wide receiver Lowery Asel (Air Force commit)Jim Redman (VYPE)
