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Now, Gutierrez leads La Joya High (21-11-1) into a Region IV-6A semifinal three-game series against No. 2-ranked Lake Travis (31-5), according to the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association top 10 poll. “Guti” Gutierrez has been behind the plate for JC Gutierrez (no relation) for the last seven seasons. The Cavaliers’ road to Round 4 includes playoff series wins over Austin Vandegrift, San Antonio Johnson and San Antonio Clark. “We have to play hard, have fun and have a good time in general whether we’re winning or losing,” JC Gutierrez said.

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RGV Baseball Sweet 16 Playoff Schedule

Only have a minute? Listen insteadThere are two Rio Grande Valley high school baseball teams left standing in the UIL state playoffs — La Joya High in Class 6A and Sharyland Pioneer at the Class 5A level. Below is a look at the Coyotes’ and Diamondbacks’ Sweet 16 Regional Semifinal playoff schedule this week. Valley High School Baseball ScheduleRegional SemifinalsThursday’s GamesClass 6AGame 1: La Joya High vs. Lake Travis at Sinton High School, 6 p.m.Class 5AGame 1: Sharyland Pioneer vs. Buda Johnson at Cabaniss Field in Corpus Christi, 7 p.m.Friday’s GameClass 5AGame 2: Sharyland Pioneer vs. Buda Johnson at Cabaniss Field in Corpus Christi, 7 p.m.Saturday’s GamesClass 6AGame 2: La Joya High vs. Lake Travis at Sinton High School, 3 p.m.Game 3: La Joya High vs. Lake Travis at Sinton High School, 30 minutes after Game 2 if necessaryClass 5A

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Underwater video shows boat at bottom of Lake Travis after sinking during Trump boat parade

LAKE TRAVIS, Texas – Several boats sunk in Lake Travis on Saturday during a Trump boat parade. Waters became rough along the parade route which caused several boats to sink “because they were too small for the waves being created,” said Robert Weiss, owner of Lake Travis Scuba. Weiss said it was important to get the boat out of the water quickly due to gas and oil that could leak into Lake Travis. That owner is already getting electrical components replaced so it can get back in the water, Weiss said. Watch video below of the boat being lifted and towed from the bottom of Lake Travis:‘Several boats did sink’ during Lake Travis Trump boat parade, Travis County officials say

15 boats were in distress, 5 boats sank during Lake Travis Trump boat parade, Travis County officials say

TRAVIS COUNTY, Texas Fifteen boats were in distress during a boat parade in support of President Donald Trump on Lake Travis, according to the Travis County Sheriffs Office. The boat parade began around 12:15 p.m., Saturday, which is when the sheriffs office first began receiving incident reports. Of the boats that were in distress, the sheriffs office said five boats sank along the parade route, three boats were towed out and two boats are still submerged in the lake, as of Sunday. The distress calls varied and included: boats taking on water, stalled engines, capsized boats and boats sinking. More from KSAT:Several boats did sink during Lake Travis Trump boat parade, Travis County officials sayIn Texas, President Trumps team hit the road to shore up support

Officials say several boats did sink during Lake Travis Trump boat parade

AUSTIN Travis County officials are investigating multiple reports of boats in distress on Lake Travis during a Trump boat parade. According to the Travis County Sheriffs Office, they were first notified of the incidents around 12:15 p.m., Saturday. Several boats were in distress all along the parade route, according to officials. At this time, the TCSO said hasnt given an exact number of boats that were in distress; however, they said several boats did sink during the parade event. The parade itself has ended, but the area remains an active scene currently as boaters continue to celebrate the Labor Day weekend.

27-year-old woman from San Antonio identified as swimmer found dead in Lake Travis

SAN ANTONIO A swimmer whose body was pulled from Lake Travis over the weekend was identified as a San Antonio woman. Sally Avison Graham, 27, of San Antonio was found dead Saturday morning in the lake after she was reported missing on Friday, according to the Travis County Sheriffs Office. Graham was swimming in the Cypress Creek Arm of Lake Travis when she disappeared, officials said. A dive team was unable to locate Graham Friday evening, and the TCSO lake patrol activated a GPS buoy were she was last seen. The Travis County Medical Examiners Office and TCSO are investigating the cause and manner of her death.