#Senior

Last year, while the Alamo Heights Mules played through a historic season to qualify for the State Championship, Jackson Tylman sat out due to a back injury that occurred during football season. Most might take such a harsh injury as a sign to stop playing sports, but Tylman worked all year and all off-season to […]

Mike Courchene has had a long road to Varsity at Alamo Heights, from Kingwood, Texas to Beverly, Massachusetts, and then finally to San Antonio. If at any time in the game anyone needed to get pumped up, Courchene was always there. A quick look in the dugout would always include Courchene with a smile on

After being a middle infielder last year, Jacob McManus made a difficult switch in his senior season to first base, and the results have been extremely positive. McManus has become a crucial component of the Alamo Heights Mules, especially on defense. Considering this switch in positions to go along with transferring from McAllister Park to

Pitcher and utility player Hatch Campbell has become a mainstay in the Alamo Heights Mules’ everyday lineup. Although usually in left field, Campbell’s versatility could see him in several different positions in any given game. After his senior season, Campbell plans to attend Texas Tech University, where he’ll turn his focus away from baseball and