O’Connor forced a winner-take-all Game 3 with Reagan thanks to its 3-2 win on Friday night. The Panthers and Rattlers will duel one last time at 7 p.m. Saturday at Wolff Stadium.

The Reagan baseball team (32-8-1) has put their resilience on full display early in the UIL postseason.

The Bi-District round of the 2022 UIL high school football playoffs lived up to the hype, as New Braunfels edged Reagan in a physical battle, Southside outlasted Victoria East and Steele remained undefeated.

The Cougars held a ceremony for star basketball players Wednesday night at Clark High School.

In a battle of District 28-6A powers, the Brandeis volleyball team erased a seven-point third-set deficit to sweep Reagan and pull back into a tight district race.

No. 3 Steele vs. No. 4 Reagan and Judson vs. Lake Travis headline the best matchups in Week 2 of the 2021 high school football season.

KSAT 12's Big Game Coverage previews stop by Reagan High School, where the Rattlers enter the 2021 season with the weight of expectations as one of the best teams in the San Antonio area following an undefeated run in District 28-6A last year.

St. Mary's University star Ollie Wright is latest local product to earn his way onto San Antonio FC's first team, and he has already made a significant impact in his first professional season.

SAN ANTONIO – Reagan stuns previously undefeated O’Connor in the Class 6A Regional Semifinals, while Brandeis sweeps Harlan to set up a District 28-6A showdown between the Rattlers and Broncos with a trip to the UIL State Tournament on the line this Saturday. MORE VOLLEYBALL COVERAGE

San Antonio – After 27 years of coaching, Ronald Reagan boys’ head basketball coach, John Hirst, eclipsed the 400-win mark December 28 in Austin. “It’s a time to reflect on, you know, people who’ve had an impact on your life and in your career. Hirst was also able to secure the win while his son Jacob, a senior power forward, was on the Rattlers roster. “He’s a great coach and I want to be like my dad,” Hirst said. After nearly three decades coaching, Hirst says the most important accomplishment in his career has been using basketball as a vehicle to teach his players to become responsible adults.

SAN ANTONIO - St. Mary's men's golf is in first place after the first two rounds on day one of the Golf Glove Hub St. Edward's Fall Classic. Ryan Dixon shot a 66 (-6) in the opening round to set the bar high for the Rattlers early. He followed that up with an even 72 in the second round to take the top spot in the individual rankings after the first day. Emilio Gonzales fired a 68 (-4) in the first round and a 73 (+1) in the second to tie for fourth at the end of day one. The Rattlers play the third and final round Wednesday at Avery Ranch Golf Club, looking to maintain the top spot.

SAN ANTONIO - For the first time in program history, the St. Mary's University men's soccer team defeated Midwestern State University. In the nonconference matchup against Lone Star Conference foe MSU Texas, the Rattlers held an advantage in shots taken, outshooting the Mustangs 10-7. Both teams put three shots on goal but St. Mary's Jacob Sayle had a stellar performance denying each shot. The Rattlers struck early as Cain Smith buried one just inside the post off an Edu Toiny-Pendred cross to put St. Mary's up 1-0 in the ninth minute. St. Mary's defense kept the Mustangs off the scoreboard to take a 1-0 lead into the locker room.