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THE TIER LIST: VYPE SATX Baseball Rankings in Rivalry Season; New Braunfels, Clemens elevate
Boerne-Champion (14-4, 4-1) and Boerne (13-3, 6-2) continue to dominate in 5A, proving that their rivalry will be one to watch as the season progresses.
Meanwhile, Davenport (11-2-2) leads the charge for 4A schools, showing consistency despite a tough schedule.
Perennial powers Smithson Valley (11-5, 4-2), Reagan (11-6-2, 4-0), and Johnson (11-7, 3-1) are all in the mix, with Reagan emerging as a strong contender in District 27-6A.
Pieper (10-4-1, 6-1) and Southwest (11-2-1, 7-0) round out the rankings, with Southwest boasting an impressive undefeated district record in 28-5A.
With the postseason drawing closer, expect these teams to battle for playoff positioning in what has already been a competitive endeavor this spring.
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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) -- 15-2; 4-1 in District
2. Clemens Buffaloes (29-6A) -- 16-3; 5-0
3. Boerne-Champion Chargers (26-5A) -- 14-4; 4-1
4. Boerne Greyhounds (26-5A) -- 13-3; 6-2
5. Davenport Wolves (27-4A) -- 11-2-2
6. Smithson Valley Rangers (26-5A) -- 11-5; 4-2
7. SA Reagan Rattlers (27-6A) -- 11-6-2; 4-0
8. SA Johnson Jaguars (27-6A) -- 11-7; 3-1
9. Pieper Warriors (26-5A) -- 10-4-1; 6-1
10. Southwest Dragons (28-5A) -- 11-2-1; 7-0
Honorable Mentions: San Marcos (29-6A), Brandeis (27-6A), Canyon Lake (27-4A), Navarro (27-4A), Pleastanton (29-4A), La Vernia (28-4A), Cibolo Steele (29-6A), South San Antonio (28-5A), Seguin (27-5A)
FULL TIME: 2025 TAPPS-D1 Soccer State Final Preview – Central Catholic vs. Parish Episcopal
However, they haven’t claimed the crown since and are eager to change that after dominant playoff victories over St. John XXIII (6-1), St. Pius X (8-7), and St. Thomas (2-1).
Guided by Coach Bartholomew Valerios, Central Catholic leans on its experienced core, including first-team all-state selections Andres Bacho (Sr. MF), Brandan Thomas (Sr. MF), Albert Arzola (Jr. D), and Jaime Heeren (Sr. GK).
Ranked No. 7 in Texas by MaxPreps, the Buttons enter as early favorites.
But Parish Episcopal won’t go down easily.
Coach Craig Savage’s squad just stunned defending champion John Paul II with a commanding 3-0 semifinal win, improving to 10-4-1.
Parish Episcopal's Brian Luna
After an early playoff exit last year, the Panthers have made a remarkable turnaround. Key contributors include second-team all-state honorees Gael Garza (Jr. F) and Brian Luna (Sr. D), along with standout midfielder Ryder Sherman (Jr.).
History is on the line when these teams clash at 9:30 AM in Round Rock—Central Catholic seeks to reclaim its championship pedigree, while Parish Episcopal looks for validation.