After an unexpected bye, the Harper Longhorns varsity football team spent the week preparing to face District 14-2A foe Ozona at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct.

Heritage’s m a t c h u p against Spring Branch Living Rock last Friday was canceled due to a Bobcat football player testing positive for COVID-19. “It was unfortunate that the game was canceled; however, it is a part of this season’s journey.

Fredericksburg High School golfers start season play hosting a tournament at Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Golf Course Monday through Wednesday. Boerne Champion, Canyon Lake, Round Rock McNeil, Clark-San Antonio, Incarnate Word and Cornerstone Christian high schools will play the girls’ varsity and boys’ varsity and junior varsity teams with 9 a.m.

Harper’s boys’ cross country teams took advantage of the ideal racing conditions in San Saba Monday morning and brought home four gold medals from the District 29-2A Meet, with the varsity boys’ team securing a spot to regionals.

All four runners from Heritage School have qualified for the TAPPS State Cross Country Meet in Hewitt on Nov. 2.

Harper High School volleyball is rounding out the regular season with two more Region IV District 29-2A wins. Harper beat San Antonio Stacey on Friday, Oct.

The Heritage Eagles volleyball needs its first TAPPS District 6-1A win. The Eagles are currently 3-6 overall and 0-4 in district play.

Two regular season games remain for the Fredericksburg High School varsity volleyball team and the Billies are tied for fourth place with Canyon Lake in the District 28-4A standings. “We need to start thinking seriously about the playoffs,” head coach Jason Roemer said.

Billies varsity tennis squad will join Boerne, Wimberley and Comal Davenport in the District 28-4A playoffs, after earning a third-place finish with a 3-2 record. “This is always a tough district and we knew it would be tough to win,” head coach Randall King said.