An all-star game is a time to shine. Several high school student-athletes plan to do just that in the third annual San Antonio Sports All-Star Basketball Game.
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After dominating as a freshman on the girls basketball team at Cole High School last season, standout Vivian Iwuchukwu is transferring to Montverde Academy in Florida to work on her game and get stronger alongside her brother Vince.
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SAN ANTONIO – With the boys state basketball tournament officially canceled, the UIL honored all of the remaining qualifiers, including the Wagner Thunderbirds and Cole Cougars, with trophies to commemorate their achievements this season.
Wagner, Cole basketball teams honored by UIL with State Championship trophyPublished: June 11, 2020, 11:40 amWith the boys state basketball tournament officially canceled, the UIL honored all of the remaining qualifiers, including the Wagner Thunderbirds and Cole Cougars, with trophies.
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SAN ANTONIO – For the first time in program history, the Brandeis Broncos will play in the UIL State Tournament after defeating Judson to claim the Class 6A Regional Title. Meanwhile, the Wagner Thunderbirds (Class 5A) and Cole Cougars (Class 3A) punch their tickets to state for the second straight season after hard-fought victories in their respective Regional Finals. BOYS BASKETBALL REGIONAL FINAL RESULTS
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SAN ANTONIO –The JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps ) program at Cole High School is shining proud— earning the title as April’s Go Public Cool School winning program with the most votes in April. After joining this program, I realized that I am actually unique and I do have things to offer,” said Samantha DeJesus a senior at Cole High School. The rankings system is used at Cole High School as a way to emphasize leadership accomplishments. Brenna Brown, Battalion Commander and a senior at Cole High School, is one leader who is taking advantage of the scholarship opportunities within the program. LaChance said the overall goal is to make these cadets “better citizens” by having them go through this military structured program.