 This week, managing editor Jeff Flinn sits down with Greg Pratt (Event Director) and Shawn Hudson (IT Director) of the Tour de Boerne — one of Texas's premier cycling events — ahead of their June 27th ride at Joshua Springs Park and Preserve. With 1,000 registered riders from across the country, three challenging Hill Country routes, and over $70,000 raised for local charities last year, the Tour de Boerne has grown into something truly special. Tune in to find out everything you need to know before race day.

 

0:00 — Welcome & Introduction to Tour de Boerne

0:42 — How Tour de Boerne Got Started (2019, St. Peter's Church)

1:22 — Surviving COVID in 2020 & Moving to Don Strange Ranch

1:45 — New Venue: Joshua Springs Park & Preserve

2:06 — Growth to 1,000 Riders & $70,000 in Charity Donations

2:25 — Local Organizations Supported by the Ride

3:06 — Volunteers: 200+ from Knights of Columbus & Catholic Daughters

4:48 — A Premier Texas Cycling Event (Riders from 7 States, Manu Ginóbili!)

5:22 — The Three Courses: 28, 45, and 63 Miles

5:38 — SAG Vehicles, Air Force Cycling Team & Motorcycle Marshals

6:13 — Routes Through Center Point, Waring, Comfort & Sisterdale

7:20 — Event Amenities: BBQ, Beer, IV Service & Chiropractor

9:15 — It's a Ride, Not a Race (But Finisher Medals Are Earned)

10:25 — How to Find Course Maps: tourdeboerne.com

11:25 — Family Activities at the Event (YMCA Partnership)

13:03 — Rider Testimonials & What Makes This Event Special

14:01 — Parking, Logistics & Rider Experience Planning

18:41 — Rider Safety, Road Etiquette & Course Signage

19:38 — Rest Stops, Pickle Pops & SAG Support Details

22:27 — Packet Pickup at Free Roam Brewery (Friday, 3–7 PM)

23:19 — Emotional Wrap-Up & Honoring Last Year's Flood Victims

24:26 — Final Details, Sign-Off & "Hotter Than Hell with Hills"

 

🚴 Registration & Course Maps: tourdeboerne.com

📦 Packet Pickup: Friday, June 26 | Free Roam Brewery | 3–7 PM

🏁 Ride Day: Saturday, June 27 | Joshua Springs Park & Preserve | 7:00 AM start

 

The Boerne Brew airs every Saturday on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM in partnership with The Boerne Star.

Original Air Date:  June 20, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

https://www.boernestar.com/

This week, managing editor Jeff Flinn sits down with Greg Pratt (Event Director) and Shawn Hudson (IT Director) of the Tour de Boerne &mdash; one of Texas's premier cycling events &mdash; ahead of their June 27th ride at Joshua Springs Park and Preserve. With 1,000 registered riders from across the country, three challenging Hill Country routes, and over $70,000 raised for local charities last year, the Tour de Boerne has grown into something truly special. Tune in to find out everything you need to know before race day.
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0:00 &mdash; Welcome &amp; Introduction to Tour de Boerne
0:42 &mdash; How Tour de Boerne Got Started (2019, St. Peter's Church)
1:22 &mdash; Surviving COVID in 2020 &amp; Moving to Don Strange Ranch
1:45 &mdash; New Venue: Joshua Springs Park &amp; Preserve
2:06 &mdash; Growth to 1,000 Riders &amp; $70,000 in Charity Donations
2:25 &mdash; Local Organizations Supported by the Ride
3:06 &mdash; Volunteers: 200+ from Knights of Columbus &amp; Catholic Daughters
4:48 &mdash; A Premier Texas Cycling Event (Riders from 7 States, Manu Gin&oacute;bili!)
5:22 &mdash; The Three Courses: 28, 45, and 63 Miles
5:38 &mdash; SAG Vehicles, Air Force Cycling Team &amp; Motorcycle Marshals
6:13 &mdash; Routes Through Center Point, Waring, Comfort &amp; Sisterdale
7:20 &mdash; Event Amenities: BBQ, Beer, IV Service &amp; Chiropractor
9:15 &mdash; It's a Ride, Not a Race (But Finisher Medals Are Earned)
10:25 &mdash; How to Find Course Maps: tourdeboerne.com
11:25 &mdash; Family Activities at the Event (YMCA Partnership)
13:03 &mdash; Rider Testimonials &amp; What Makes This Event Special
14:01 &mdash; Parking, Logistics &amp; Rider Experience Planning
18:41 &mdash; Rider Safety, Road Etiquette &amp; Course Signage
19:38 &mdash; Rest Stops, Pickle Pops &amp; SAG Support Details
22:27 &mdash; Packet Pickup at Free Roam Brewery (Friday, 3&ndash;7 PM)
23:19 &mdash; Emotional Wrap-Up &amp; Honoring Last Year's Flood Victims
24:26 &mdash; Final Details, Sign-Off &amp; "Hotter Than Hell with Hills"
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🚴 Registration &amp; Course Maps: tourdeboerne.com
📦 Packet Pickup: Friday, June 26 | Free Roam Brewery | 3&ndash;7 PM
🏁 Ride Day: Saturday, June 27 | Joshua Springs Park &amp; Preserve | 7:00 AM start
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The Boerne Brew airs every Saturday on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM in partnership with The Boerne Star.
Original Air Date:&nbsp; June 20, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
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Sponsored by The Boerne Star as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM - Saturday's at 8am

Sponsored by The Boerne Star as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM - Saturday's at 8am

The Boerne Brew with Jeff Flinn

The Boerne Star presents The Boerne Brewwith Jeff Flinn- Managing Editor of The Boerne Star in Boerne, and along with Sportswriter Kerry Barboza.

You'll hear special interviews and conversations on the issues in Boerne, Texas (water, traffic, fire, growth, politics, and other newsmakers).  Plus insights in the Boerne sports world with Coaches and Player interviews.

Produced at the Boerne Star Studios as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM every Saturday at 8am.

The Boerne Star presents The Boerne Brew with Jeff Flinn- Managing Editor of The Boerne Star in Boerne, and along with Sportswriter Kerry Barboza.
You'll hear special interviews and conversations on the issues in Boerne, Texas (water, traffic, fire, growth, politics, and other newsmakers).  Plus insights in the Boerne sports world with Coaches and Player interviews.
Produced at the Boerne Star Studios as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM every Saturday at 8am.

The Boerne Star Presents The Boerne Brew

The Boerne Brew - Tour De Boerne 6-20-2026

Host Jeff Flinn (managing editor, Boerne Star) interviews Allison Peterson, the new executive director of the Kendall County Women's Shelter (KCWS), who joined in March 2026. The conversation covers the shelter's services, the realities of domestic abuse, and how the community can help.

 

Key topics covered:

 

Scope of domestic violence: Staggering national stats — 32 people experience intimate partner violence every minute; 47% of women experience contact sexual violence, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner.

Broader definition of abuse: Not just physical — psychological, emotional, financial, social, and religious abuse are all addressed.

The shelter: 7,000 sq ft, 9 bedrooms, serves 30+ people daily — men, women, families, and pets. One of only 15% of emergency shelters nationwide with a pet facility. Always at capacity.

Non-residential services: Counseling, legal aid, case management, food, transportation — available even if you don't need a bed.

Holistic care: Job readiness, ID/document recovery, group and individual counseling to break the cycle of abuse.

Fundraising needs: New admin team, 24/7 staffing, 12 AC units, two commercial water heaters, pet facility — all costly to operate.

Community partners: Golfers For Others, Frost Bank, Boerne Star, Boerne Radio, and many individual donors recognized.

Call to action: Invite Allison to speak to civic groups; donate; spread awareness.

Contact info shared:

 

Admin office: 830-331-8950 (Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm) | 930 N. School St.

24-hour hotline: 1-800-495-8078

Website: KCWSTexas.org

Fabulous Finds Thrift Store: located next door to admin office

Timeline

Time     Topic

0:00     Jeff Flinn intro; show welcome

0:24     Intro to Allison Peterson; opening domestic violence statistics

1:00     Reframing what a women's shelter does — beyond physical abuse

1:27     Allison's background; new executive director since March; admin office location

1:46     Fabulous Finds Thrift Store next door

2:23     Types of abuse: psychological, emotional, financial, social, religious

2:44     Story of a woman who took 7 attempts to leave — financial control

3:26     Always at capacity; shelter opened 2012; serves 30+ daily including men and pets

4:12     Pet facility — one of only 15% of shelters nationwide; pets used as leverage in abuse

5:16     Intake process — decompression time, caseworkers, counselors

6:14     Length of stay — days to months depending on situation

6:39     Allison shares personal connection to the mission; 15 years in nonprofits

7:24     New team direction; program and process improvement

8:22     Non-residential services explained

9:17     "Couch surfers" who don't know help exists — awareness gap analogy

9:49     Contact info — website, admin number, 24-hour hotline

10:28  Encouraging listeners to save the number for friends/family in need

11:18  24-hour hotline repeated: 1-800-495-8078

11:48  What happens when at capacity — shelter network collaboration

12:10  More national stats — 40 million women; 40% of US women report physical violence

13:00  Fundraising needs and community outreach

13:34  Operating costs — food, clothing, 12 AC units, 2 water heaters, 24/7 staff

14:39  Invitation for civic orgs to book Allison as a speaker

15:43  Intakes happen any time — day or night

16:25  Numbers repeated; call to action for organizations needing speakers

17:28  Community partners thanked: Golfers For Others, Frost Bank, Boerne Star, Boerne Radio

18:54  Holistic care — breaking the cycle; counseling, job readiness, document recovery

20:28  The cycle of returning to abusers — counseling role in breaking it

21:32  Financial and social control tactics used by abusers

21:48  Fatal DV statistics — 70% of fatal victims are women; 4 women murdered daily

22:46  Closing — Allison's contact info repeated; speaker invite

23:27  Final hotline repeat and sign-off

Original Air Date:  July 4, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

https://www.boernestar.com/

Host Jeff Flinn (managing editor, Boerne Star) interviews Allison Peterson, the new executive director of the Kendall County Women's Shelter (KCWS), who joined in March 2026. The conversation covers the shelter's services, the realities of domestic abuse, and how the community can help.
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Key topics covered:
&nbsp;
Scope of domestic violence: Staggering national stats &mdash; 32 people experience intimate partner violence every minute; 47% of women experience contact sexual violence, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner.
Broader definition of abuse: Not just physical &mdash; psychological, emotional, financial, social, and religious abuse are all addressed.
The shelter: 7,000 sq ft, 9 bedrooms, serves 30+ people daily &mdash; men, women, families, and pets. One of only 15% of emergency shelters nationwide with a pet facility. Always at capacity.
Non-residential services: Counseling, legal aid, case management, food, transportation &mdash; available even if you don't need a bed.
Holistic care: Job readiness, ID/document recovery, group and individual counseling to break the cycle of abuse.
Fundraising needs: New admin team, 24/7 staffing, 12 AC units, two commercial water heaters, pet facility &mdash; all costly to operate.
Community partners: Golfers For Others, Frost Bank, Boerne Star, Boerne Radio, and many individual donors recognized.
Call to action: Invite Allison to speak to civic groups; donate; spread awareness.
Contact info shared:
&nbsp;
Admin office: 830-331-8950 (Mon&ndash;Fri, 8am&ndash;5pm) | 930 N. School St.
24-hour hotline: 1-800-495-8078
Website: KCWSTexas.org
Fabulous Finds Thrift Store: located next door to admin office
Timeline
Time&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Topic
0:00&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Jeff Flinn intro; show welcome
0:24&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Intro to Allison Peterson; opening domestic violence statistics
1:00&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Reframing what a women's shelter does &mdash; beyond physical abuse
1:27&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Allison's background; new executive director since March; admin office location
1:46&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Fabulous Finds Thrift Store next door
2:23&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Types of abuse: psychological, emotional, financial, social, religious
2:44&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Story of a woman who took 7 attempts to leave &mdash; financial control
3:26&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Always at capacity; shelter opened 2012; serves 30+ daily including men and pets
4:12&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Pet facility &mdash; one of only 15% of shelters nationwide; pets used as leverage in abuse
5:16&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Intake process &mdash; decompression time, caseworkers, counselors
6:14&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Length of stay &mdash; days to months depending on situation
6:39&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Allison shares personal connection to the mission; 15 years in nonprofits
7:24&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; New team direction; program and process improvement
8:22&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Non-residential services explained
9:17&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "Couch surfers" who don't know help exists &mdash; awareness gap analogy
9:49&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Contact info &mdash; website, admin number, 24-hour hotline
10:28&nbsp; Encouraging listeners to save the number for friends/family in need
11:18&nbsp; 24-hour hotline repeated: 1-800-495-8078
11:48&nbsp; What happens when at capacity &mdash; shelter network collaboration
12:10&nbsp; More national stats &mdash; 40 million women; 40% of US women report physical violence
13:00&nbsp; Fundraising needs and community outreach
13:34&nbsp; Operating costs &mdash; food, clothing, 12 AC units, 2 water heaters, 24/7 staff
14:39&nbsp; Invitation for civic orgs to book Allison as a speaker
15:43&nbsp; Intakes happen any time &mdash; day or night
16:25&nbsp; Numbers repeated; call to action for organizations needing speakers
17:28&nbsp; Community partners thanked: Golfers For Others, Frost Bank, Boerne Star, Boerne Radio
18:54&nbsp; Holistic care &mdash; breaking the cycle; counseling, job readiness, document recovery
20:28&nbsp; The cycle of returning to abusers &mdash; counseling role in breaking it
21:32&nbsp; Financial and social control tactics used by abusers
21:48&nbsp; Fatal DV statistics &mdash; 70% of fatal victims are women; 4 women murdered daily
22:46&nbsp; Closing &mdash; Allison's contact info repeated; speaker invite
23:27&nbsp; Final hotline repeat and sign-off
Original Air Date:&nbsp; July 4, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
<a href="https://www.boernestar.com/">https://www.boernestar.com/</a>

The Boerne Brew - Kendall County Women's Shelter  7-4-26

Arena football is coming to the Texas Hill Country! In this edition of The Boerne Brew, host Kerry Barbosa sits down with John Tipton, Director of Partnerships for the Texas Wild Hogs — a new professional arena football team based in the Boerne area that will play at the San Antonio Rose Palace. JT shares the story behind the Wild Hogs name, the team's faith-based values, plans for tryouts, sponsorship opportunities, $10 general admission tickets, and why this could be the best affordable family entertainment north of 1604. Also joining the conversation are Boerne Radio's Esteban Serrano and producer Roland J. Ruiz.

 

0:00     Introduction & Welcome

~1:00  JT's Role: Director of Partnerships

~3:00  The Wild Hogs Name Origin

~5:00  Team Website & Merchandise

~7:00  What Is Arena Football?

~9:30  Field Dimensions & Game Format

~11:00 Boerne, Hill Country & Beyond

~13:30 Tryouts & Finding Local Talent

~17:00 Faith-Based Values & Season Schedule

~19:00 The San Antonio Rose Palace Venue

~20:30 Ticket Prices & Sponsorships

~22:00 Contact Info & Wrap-Up

 

🏈 Website: txwildhogs.com

📞 Contact JT: 210-900-2470

📧 jtipton@txwildhogs.com

Original Air Date:  June 27, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

https://www.boernestar.com/

Arena football is coming to the Texas Hill Country! In this edition of The Boerne Brew, host Kerry Barbosa sits down with John Tipton, Director of Partnerships for the Texas Wild Hogs &mdash; a new professional arena football team based in the Boerne area that will play at the San Antonio Rose Palace. JT shares the story behind the Wild Hogs name, the team's faith-based values, plans for tryouts, sponsorship opportunities, $10 general admission tickets, and why this could be the best affordable family entertainment north of 1604. Also joining the conversation are Boerne Radio's Esteban Serrano and producer Roland J. Ruiz.
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0:00&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Introduction &amp; Welcome
~1:00&nbsp; JT's Role: Director of Partnerships
~3:00&nbsp; The Wild Hogs Name Origin
~5:00&nbsp; Team Website &amp; Merchandise
~7:00&nbsp; What Is Arena Football?
~9:30&nbsp; Field Dimensions &amp; Game Format
~11:00 Boerne, Hill Country &amp; Beyond
~13:30 Tryouts &amp; Finding Local Talent
~17:00 Faith-Based Values &amp; Season Schedule
~19:00 The San Antonio Rose Palace Venue
~20:30 Ticket Prices &amp; Sponsorships
~22:00 Contact Info &amp; Wrap-Up
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🏈 Website: txwildhogs.com
📞 Contact JT: 210-900-2470
📧 <a href="mailto:jtipton@txwildhogs.com">jtipton@txwildhogs.com</a>
Original Air Date:&nbsp; June 27, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
<a href="https://www.boernestar.com/">https://www.boernestar.com/</a>

The Boerne Brew - Jon Tipton Texas Wild Hogs Football  6-27-26

The Boerne Brew – Trent Nesmith Interview Summary

Guest: Trent Nesmith, Athletic Director, Geneva School of Boerne

Host: Kerry Barboza, Sports Editor, Boerne Star

Timeline

0:00 – Henderson Cup Overview

Geneva won their 12th Henderson Cup (best all-around school award from TAPPS) — their 5th in 4A classification. Scored 78 points, beating Lubbock Christian (65) and Covenant School of Dallas (64). Points come from athletics, fine arts, and academics throughout the year.

6:04 – Standout Sports This Year

Football: Final Four (state semifinals)

Girls soccer: State title game (again)

Boys soccer: First-ever Final Four appearance

Girls tennis: State champions; Boys tennis: State runner-up

Orchestra: Multiple-year state champions

7:57 – Henderson Cup Point Breakdown

Full breakdown of 78 points: 52 athletics (28 girls, 24 boys), 26 fine arts (orchestra 10, art 8, band 6), 2 academics.

8:34 – Summer Schedule & TAPPS Calendar Changes

TAPPS shifted football to 10-game regular seasons, ending before Thanksgiving. Other sports (basketball, spring sports) starting later to reduce season overlap. First game August 26.

10:39 – Seven-on-Seven & Sand Volleyball

Football in week 2 of seven-on-seven (Sachs League), heading to Waco for competition. Volleyball team competing in TAPPS sand volleyball tournament.

11:58 – New Football Coach: Adam Foran

Previous coach Bob Rosenstiel left for St. Michael's (Austin). Foran, coincidentally the office coordinator at St. Michael's, was hired in late April. Strong start — highly organized with great energy.

13:00 – Other New Coaches

Joel & Landon Murphy (boys soccer): Ground-ball philosophy worked; furthest boys soccer has gone

Trey Smith (softball): Promoted from assistant after Tim Milledge retired (Milledge moonlights as groundskeeper, has worked at Wrigley Field, San Antonio Missions)

14:28 – Nesmith Takes Over as Baseball Coach

Steve Rippe retired after spring 2025; Nesmith stepped in after 3 years as assistant + running the middle school program. Plans to continue coaching alongside AD duties.

15:49 – Nesmith's Baseball Background

Played college baseball; coached 10 years at the collegiate level in Kansas. Notable connections: coached Scott Presser (San Francisco Giants) and Kevin Cash (managed Tampa Bay Rays) during a summer league team in 1999.

18:18 – Johnny Manziel & Coach Rippe Stories

Coach Rippe (San Antonio Baseball Hall of Fame) coached Johnny Football at Kerrville. Anecdote: Manziel was reportedly a better baseball player, but chose football; opposing teams walked the #9 hitter just because of him.

19:32 – New District Realignment

Hill Country Christian and John Paul II (Schertz) moved up to 5A. Brazosport, Baytown, and St. Francis join the district — meaning travel to Houston area every other year. Described as a "strong football district."

20:47 – Superstitions, Coaching Staff Updates

Baseball superstition: pants up to the knees, don't step on the white line. Coaching staff largely returning; only changes are new football coach and need to replace swimming coach (Claudia Flores departing after 3 years).

23:08 – Farewell to Libby Lunsford

Libby Lunsford retired after 20 years as a Geneva administrator. Amy Simmons and Justin are her replacements.

23:42 – Personal: Vacation & Family

Nesmith and his son Cannon (now teaching PE at Geneva's grammar school) are heading to Maine for a golf trip in July. Nesmith and wife love Boerne and the Hill Country.

Original Air Date:  June 13, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

https://www.boernestar.com/

The Boerne Brew &ndash; Trent Nesmith Interview Summary
Guest: Trent Nesmith, Athletic Director, Geneva School of Boerne
Host: Kerry Barboza, Sports Editor, Boerne Star
Timeline
0:00 &ndash; Henderson Cup Overview
Geneva won their 12th Henderson Cup (best all-around school award from TAPPS) &mdash; their 5th in 4A classification. Scored 78 points, beating Lubbock Christian (65) and Covenant School of Dallas (64). Points come from athletics, fine arts, and academics throughout the year.
6:04 &ndash; Standout Sports This Year
Football: Final Four (state semifinals)
Girls soccer: State title game (again)
Boys soccer: First-ever Final Four appearance
Girls tennis: State champions; Boys tennis: State runner-up
Orchestra: Multiple-year state champions
7:57 &ndash; Henderson Cup Point Breakdown
Full breakdown of 78 points: 52 athletics (28 girls, 24 boys), 26 fine arts (orchestra 10, art 8, band 6), 2 academics.
8:34 &ndash; Summer Schedule &amp; TAPPS Calendar Changes
TAPPS shifted football to 10-game regular seasons, ending before Thanksgiving. Other sports (basketball, spring sports) starting later to reduce season overlap. First game August 26.
10:39 &ndash; Seven-on-Seven &amp; Sand Volleyball
Football in week 2 of seven-on-seven (Sachs League), heading to Waco for competition. Volleyball team competing in TAPPS sand volleyball tournament.
11:58 &ndash; New Football Coach: Adam Foran
Previous coach Bob Rosenstiel left for St. Michael's (Austin). Foran, coincidentally the office coordinator at St. Michael's, was hired in late April. Strong start &mdash; highly organized with great energy.
13:00 &ndash; Other New Coaches
Joel &amp; Landon Murphy (boys soccer): Ground-ball philosophy worked; furthest boys soccer has gone
Trey Smith (softball): Promoted from assistant after Tim Milledge retired (Milledge moonlights as groundskeeper, has worked at Wrigley Field, San Antonio Missions)
14:28 &ndash; Nesmith Takes Over as Baseball Coach
Steve Rippe retired after spring 2025; Nesmith stepped in after 3 years as assistant + running the middle school program. Plans to continue coaching alongside AD duties.
15:49 &ndash; Nesmith's Baseball Background
Played college baseball; coached 10 years at the collegiate level in Kansas. Notable connections: coached Scott Presser (San Francisco Giants) and Kevin Cash (managed Tampa Bay Rays) during a summer league team in 1999.
18:18 &ndash; Johnny Manziel &amp; Coach Rippe Stories
Coach Rippe (San Antonio Baseball Hall of Fame) coached Johnny Football at Kerrville. Anecdote: Manziel was reportedly a better baseball player, but chose football; opposing teams walked the #9 hitter just because of him.
19:32 &ndash; New District Realignment
Hill Country Christian and John Paul II (Schertz) moved up to 5A. Brazosport, Baytown, and St. Francis join the district &mdash; meaning travel to Houston area every other year. Described as a "strong football district."
20:47 &ndash; Superstitions, Coaching Staff Updates
Baseball superstition: pants up to the knees, don't step on the white line. Coaching staff largely returning; only changes are new football coach and need to replace swimming coach (Claudia Flores departing after 3 years).
23:08 &ndash; Farewell to Libby Lunsford
Libby Lunsford retired after 20 years as a Geneva administrator. Amy Simmons and Justin are her replacements.
23:42 &ndash; Personal: Vacation &amp; Family
Nesmith and his son Cannon (now teaching PE at Geneva's grammar school) are heading to Maine for a golf trip in July. Nesmith and wife love Boerne and the Hill Country.
Original Air Date:&nbsp; June 13, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM
<a href="https://www.boernestar.com/">https://www.boernestar.com/</a>

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