
Presidents’ Day turned into a full day of baseball for Western Hills as both JV and varsity squads traveled to Dallas to face off at the Texas Rangers Youth Academy. It was a long road trip, but the Cougars made it count.

After four straight losses in tournament play, the Benbrook Lady Bobcats could have packed it in. Instead, they flipped the script.

Western Hills girls’ soccer continues to build momentum at the right time.

When Benbrook and Diamond Hill Jarvis opened district play earlier this season, the Lady Bobcats set the tone with a 9-0 shutout at home. Friday night, on the road, they left no doubt.

After four straight losses, Western Hills boys soccer needed a reset. Friday night provided one.

At Western Hills High School, effort does not go unnoticed. This week, three Cougars earned recognition for how they represent their teams and campus.

A few weeks ago, Diamond Hill-Jarvis handed Benbrook a tough 5-3 district loss. Friday night felt different from the start.

San Antonio was filled with music this week, and Benbrook had a strong presence in the room.

Tournament weekends can test a team’s resolve. The Benbrook Lady Bobcats felt that firsthand.

Western Hills girls’ soccer is finding its rhythm at the right time.