TEXAN
BASKETBALL
VARSITY
 JUNIOR VARSITY
 FRESHMAN
2
 Ian Hooper
 3
 Alec Deadmond
 3
 Holt Huntington
3
 Davis Holliman
 4
 Chris Wren
 4
 J D Anderson
4
 Tyler Nance
 5
 Cal Smith
 5
 Hunter Johnson
10
 Christian Bilger
 10
 Eric Alana
 10
 Brock McDorman
14
 Will Taylor
 12
 J J Weeks
 12
 Joseph Kuenzli
20
 Seth Linker
 14
 Cameron Swisher
 14
 Alex Mireles
22
 Hunter Burttschell
 20
 Carson Albert
 20
 Justin Gray
24
 Niko Alana
 22
 Jacob Madrid
 22
 Jacob Hooper
30
 Jacob Weldon
 24
 Jlynn Wren
 24
 Jake O'Conner
32
 Zach Tierney
 30
 Garrett Jones
 30
 Austin Mireles
55
 Taylor Robertson
 32
 Israel Campuzano
 32
 Grayson Pate
    34
 Zac Caldwell
 34
 Sam Drew
    50
 Hunter Towns
 50
 Hudson Doty
    54
 Garrett Goebler
 54
 Will Blackburn
    55
 Walter Tidwell
   Joe Connelly
      Emmanual Rodriguez
   Cole Larson
      Bret Arbogast
   Nate McDonald
           
  Head Coach:
   Asst Coach:
   Asst Coach:
  Jeff McDorman
   Gaston McDorman
   Josh DeMarco
           
  Managers:
   Taylor Grantham
   Devyn Laughlin
           
  Athletic Director:
   Athletic Trainer:
   Principal:
  Weldon Nelms
   Johnny Gonzales
   Greg Bonewald
TEXANS BEAT THE BILLIES 49-42
On Tuesday January 3rd Wimberley traveled to Fredericksburg to battle in the opening game of District 26.
The game was a physical test for both teams.  Fredericksburg's defense was swarming and effective at slowing
Wimberley's  transition game.  Thanks to Davis Holliman's three 3-pointers in the first quarter, Wimberley took an early 15-8 lead.
The 2nd quarter saw Fredericksburg make a run and continue to slow our offense. Wimberley went into half time with a 3 point lead.
The 3rd quarter was a continuation of a physical game that saw both sides trading baskets.  Fredericksburg closed the quarter with a 31-30 lead.
In the 4th quarter Wimberley took control of the game and dominated with some key adjustment by Coach McDorman
and assistance from Hunter Burttschell's three 3-pointers.
Wimberley won 49-42, taking their record to 13-5.  Notable was  that Wimberley held Fredericksburg to only 17 first half points,
with excellent physical defense played by Niko Alana, Tyler Nance, and Davis Holliman.
Scoring: Davis Holliman - 15 pts, Hunter Burttschell - 15 pts, Ian Hooper - 9 pts, Taylor Robertson - 5 pts, Christian Bilger -3 pts, Tyler Nance - 2 pts.
The Texans take on the Canyon Lake Hawks at home this Friday 1/6 at 7:30
TEXANS GROUND THE HAWKS 60-52
On Friday January 6th Wimberley men's basketball hosted Canyon Lake in a District 26 battle.
Wimberley enjoyed the excitement of its first district home game and took advantage early with an aggressive full court press
and jumped out to a 12-0 lead, then closed the 1st quarter with a 24-17 lead.
The 2nd quarter saw Canyon Lake fight back and out score Wimberley 15-9, but the Texans closed the 1st half with a 33-32 lead.
In the 3rd quarter Wimberley tightened their defense and held Canyon Lake to only 8 points.
Strong defense continued in the 4th quarter by Niko Alana, Seth Linker, Davis Holliman, Tyler Nance, Jacob Weldon and Zack Tierney.
Wimberley ended the game with a 60-52 victory over the Hawks.
Scoring: Tyler Nance 15 , Ian Hooper 13, Hunter Burttschell  12, Niko Alana 7, Seth Linker 5, Davis Holliman 3,
Christian Bilger 2, Taylor Robertson 2, and Zack Tierney 1.
TEXANS POUND THE PANTHERS 70-58
On Tuesday January 10 Wimberley started their matchup with Navarro  with good energy and took an early lead.   However, Navarro stayed in the
game with quickness and the ability to drive to the basket. The game became a physical competition and Wimberley was able to draw four charges
throughout the four quarters.  Wimberley met the Panther's challenge and led at the end of the 1st quarter 20-14.
In the 2nd quarter the Texans' defense was not as tight and the Panthers came back to take the lead at the half by one point, 35-34.
Coach McDorman made necessary changes and the Texans came out with focus and new found energy for defense.  Wimberley took the 3rd
quarter with a 15-6 run and the score was 49-41.  In the 2nd half Navarro continued to be very physical and one player was ejected for a flagrant
foul on Niko Alana which resulted in two made free throws. The foul caused Niko to have to leave the court to tend to a bloody nose.  Wimberley
kept Navarro from making any serious comeback and closed out the game with a 21-17 point boost in the 4th quarter.  In the last 2 minutes 4
players for Navarro fouled out as they tried the "Hack-a-Shack" theory.   
The Texans were great at the free throw line with 22 out of 28 shots made.
Standing out defensively for Wimberley were Niko Alana, Zack Tierney, and Davis Holliman.
Scoring: Davis Holliman 18, Hunter Burttschell 15, Ian Hooper 10, Tyler Nance 10, Niko Alana 6, Zack Tierney 5, Seth Linker 4, Christian Bilger 3.
The Texans experienced their first loss Friday night against the Beoerne Greyhounds (details to be posted later).
Come out and cheer on the Texans as they take on Bandera at home on Tuesday night.
GREYHOUNDS OUTRUN THE TEXANS 77-55
First place was on the line as Wimberley hosted the Boerne Greyhounds Friday night, January 13th.
The 1st quarter was physical as both teams played up tempo and the defenses were strong. Boerne took the 1st quarter 17-13.
Tyler Nance, HunterBurttschell, and Ian Hooper all made 3 pointers in the 1st quarter.
In the 2nd quarter Boerne's defense was able to get Wimberley out of their game and made an 18-6 run to close out the first half with a 35-19 lead.
Wimberley worked hard in the 3rd quarter to make a come-back, but Boerne was able to extend their lead with a smooth running offense.  
The 3rd period ended with Boerne up 56-33.
The Texans continued to fight and never gave up but the hole was too big for Wimberley to dig out of
and the final score was 77-55 in favor of Boerne.
Scoring for Wimberley - Tyler Nance 12, Hunter Burttschell 12, Seth Linker 8,Ian Hooper 6, Christian Bilger 6,
Jacob Weldon 5, Niko Alana 3, Taylor Robertson 3.
TEXANS LEASH THE BULLDOGS 76-54
Wimberley Texans Men’s Basketball was ready to run Tuesday night when they hosted Bandera...and boy did they run!
Wimberley’s up-tempo transition offense and full press defense helped the Texans control the game
and take a 21-14 lead at the end of the 1st quarter.
The 2nd quarter was more of the same with offense coming from a whole host of Texans.
Ian Hooper, Davis Holliman, Tyler Nance and Hunter Burttschell were all scorers.
Great defense, which included controlling the rebounding, came from Niko Alana, Taylor Robertson, Davis Holliman,
Hunter Burttschell, and Seth Linker. Wimberley closed the first half with a 40-24 lead.
The 3rd quarter again had Wimberley holding Bandera down in scoring with tough defense and quick, paint-penetrating offense.
The Texans held the Bulldogs to only 11 points in the 3rd to take a 57-35 lead.
Robertson came off the bench and added offense inside with 11 points.
The 4th quarter was back and forth as Bandera attempted to close the gap to no avail.
The Texans had a convincing win and finished the game with a 76-54 victory.
Scoring: Ian Hooper 20, Hunter Burttschell 19, Taylor Robertson 11,
Davis Holliman 8, Tyler Nance 8, Niko Alana 7, Seth Linker 3.