By Joshua OrozcoAssistant Sports Director In a night consisting of 32 total attack errors, the Bobcats struggled to get any sort of momentum as Rice defeated Texas State in three straight sets on Tuesday. Rice entered their matchup inside Strahan … Continue reading Errors Haunt Texas State in Three-Set Loss to Rice
By Landon GutierrezSports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats welcomed Rice on Tuesday night looking for a season sweep of the Owls for the first time since 1988. The Bobcats got off to an early 1-0 lead in the first, and … Continue reading Bobats Win in Extras
By Thomas Mejia Sports Reporter Failing to capitalize on scoring opportunities proved to be a major factor for the Bobcats in their series against the Huskies. In all three games combined, Texas State left 37 players on base while only … Continue reading Texas State Avoids Getting Swept by UConn
By Landon GutierrezSports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats competed in the Shriners Hospitals for Children College Classic tournament at Minute Maid Park this past weekend, and finished with a 2-1 record. Junior pitcher, Nicholas Fraze, took the mound for Texas … Continue reading Bobcats Compete in College Classic
By Kaylise IrizarrySports Reporter This weekend, Texas State Baseball will make their way to Minute Maid Park to take part in the Shriners Hospitals for Children College Classic. The tournament will be held in downtown Houston as the Bobcats face … Continue reading Playing with Purpose
By Peyton Hill Sports Reporter After finishing a dominating season of 26 wins and 6 losses, the Texas State Women’s Volleyball team sought to win their first-ever NCAA Tournament game against the University of Rice this past Thursday. Coming out … Continue reading Bobcat Volleyball Wins Their First NCAA Tournament Game
By Wes Clary Sports Reporter Texas State traveled to Houston Wednesday to begin a four game road trip. The Bobcats lost 8-4 to the Rice Owls, but freshman Jonathan Ortega had a stand out evening. Ortega went 3-for-5 including two … Continue reading Ortega Stands Out in Loss to Rice
