NEW BRAUNFELS HIGH SCHOOL

The community of New Braunfels Independent School District is remembering a “really outgoing” and “highly personable” coach who passed away on Monday evening after suffering a heart attack.

The U.S. Naval Academy says a midshipman from Texas has died after falling over a waterfall in Chile.

Toilet paper, raw meat, and eggs everywhere

Police were called to the school overnight for trespassers on campus.

The team will compete against teams from around the country in June.

Christmas came early for several New Braunfels ISD elementary students recently.

Lucas Rothrock, 18, grappled with his identity throughout his life, changing his hair, his clothes and his mindset.

This time last year, high school seniors in the New Braunfels and Comal independent school districts had little idea what expect from their commencements.

click to enlarge ShutterstockA New Braunfels High School teacher died of what authoritiesshortly after being placed on administrative leave by the district,. called a self-inflicted gunshot woundA district spokesperson told the station that Chase Hyland was placed on leave Monday following a complaint against him. He was later found with a "critical injury" in Kerr County.A Kerr County official told KSAT that Hyland suffered an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. He died mere hours after being placed on leave.According to KSAT, Hyland was the subject of an active investigation by the New Braunfels Police Department. "The events that unfolded (Monday) are not anything we anticipated would happen but have become a reality,” an NBISD spokesperson told KSAT.

NEW BRAUNFELS – A New Braunfels High School teacher died hours after he was placed on administrative leave following a complaint against him, a district spokesperson said. Chase Hyland was placed on leave by the district on Monday and was later found with a “critical injury” in Kerr County. A spokesperson with the New Braunfels Police Department confirmed there was an active investigation “regarding a possible improper relationship between an educator and a student at New Braunfels High School,” but said no charges had been filed yet. “The events that unfolded (Monday) are not anything we anticipated would happen but have become a reality,” an NBISD spokesperson said. According to the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, Hyland had been employed with NBISD for 10 years and was named NBISD Secondary Teacher of the Year in 2015.

NEW BRAUNFELS – A varsity football game between district rivals Smithson Valley High School and New Braunfels High School scheduled for Friday night has been postponed because a player has COVID-19. The announcement was made on the Smithson Valley Ranger Athletics Twitter page. According to the post, a player on the New Braunfels team tested positive for the new coronavirus. The game is expected to be rescheduled for either Thursday, Nov 5, or Friday, Nov. 6. Purchased tickets will be honored for the rescheduled game or fans can request a refund.

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Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

SAN ANTONIO – Two San Antonio schools can boast state champion cheerleading squads. The cheerleaders at Clemens High School in the Schertz Cibolo Universal City School District are the best in the state for 6A DII, while the Alamo Heights cheer squad dominated 5A DII. “I truly believe all was achieved this past weekend.”The Alamo Heights squad will compete in the national championships in Orlando next month. Several other schools in the San Antonio area also placed in the top 10 in their divisions at the state UIL spirit competition. 4ACanyon Lake (CISD) - 6th Place5A DIIAlamo Heights - 1st PlaceCastroville Medina Valley - 5th Place6A DIJohnson (NEISD) - 3rd Place6A DIIClemens (SCUCISD) - 1st PlaceCanyon (CISD) - 5th PlaceNew Braunfels - 7th Place