In 1997, the San Antonio Spurs won the NBA draft lottery when a few ping pong balls bounced their way. They drafted Tim Duncan, the power forward out of Wake Forest University, first overall. Ever since, he’s been the face of the Spurs, building a legacy on and off the court. I moved to San […]
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The reigning World Series champion Kansas City Royals faced off against the American League West champion Texas Rangers at the fourth annual Big League Weekend last Friday and Saturday in San Antonio, Texas. The games — the Rangers won both — took place at the Alamodome, which underwent a major transformation to host baseball in
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Abby Gray is a senior long distance runner at Alamo Heights High School in San Antonio, Texas — and she has sprinted her way to some incredible accomplishments. This season, Gray won the UIL Class 5A state championship in cross-country to add to her two state titles in track for the 3200-meter and the 1600-meter
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American pride and pageantry was on full display Saturday as 101 of the nation’s premier high school football players faced off in the 16th annual U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas. The West defeated the East, 37-9. But the game goes beyond the field it’s played on and the final score. The players
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