Dre Booker Jr. in receiving drills at UTSA spring football practice on Tuesday. – photo by Joe AlexanderUTSA returns some notable pass catchers from last season – including wide receivers, tight ends and running backs.
Devin McCuin had 45 catches for 424 yards in 2024. David Amador II had 31 catches for 376 yards in only five games. Running back Robert Henry Jr. caught 21 passes for 199 yards.
Photos are from UTSA spring football practice on Tuesday morning.
UTSA defensive line drills to work on quickness, agility and footwork during spring practice on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. – photo by Joe AlexanderUTSA defensive linemen go through drills to work on their quickness, agility and footwork during Tuesday morning’s practice outside the RACE.
Note: I saw two players wearing No. 94 in the defensive line drills. The roster lists 94 as Corey Walls and also Kenny Ozowalu. I will clarify who is whom and will update this later. For the moment those two are identified in these photos only by their number.
Others who went through drills included Jon Jones, Daemian Wimberly, Mike Williams Jr., Travon Sylvester, Donal Quaite Jr., Chidera Otutu, Zechariah Robinson, Jaylan Jones, Anthony Santoscoy, Kaian Roberts, Jameian Buxton and Tai Leonard.
UTSA quarterbacks at work during a spring football workout on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. – photo by Joe AlexanderUTSA had four quarterbacks clad in red jerseys for Tuesday’s spring football practice.
The most recognizable was returning starter Owen McCown (13) – the only left-hander of the group.
Brandon Tennison (17) is also back from last fall’s roster.
New to UTSA for this spring are Noah Lugo (10), a redshirt-freshman transfer from Haslet, Texas, and BYU; and Max Gerlich (12) a freshman from Austin Anderson.
Sabrina Wick scored UTSA’s first run of the season in a 3-2 victory over Weber State at Roadrunner Softball Field on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025. – photo by Joe AlexanderThe UTSA softball team opened its 2025 season on Friday, Feb. 7, with a 3-2 victory over Weber State at Roadrunner Softball Field.
UTSA relief pitcher Meredith Schmitt went the final 4 1/3 innings and allowed one run to earn the win.
Sabrina Wick had UTSA’s first hit of the season with a single in the bottom of the first inning. Wick also scored UTSA’s first run of the season in the bottom of the third.
Katia Reyes scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning after Kalee Rochinski singled and Weber State made an error.
STARTING LINEUP
SP 38 Madison Collins
C 23 Kalee Rochinski
1B 3 Crislyne Moreno
2B 33 Sabrina Wick
3B 26 Madison Hornback
SS 9 Katia Reyes
LF 10 Madison Lenton
CF 14 Taryn Madlock
RF 2 Jaylen Prichard
BATTING ORDER
1st 2 Jaylen Prichard
2nd 33 Sabrina Wick
3rd 3 Crislyne Moreno
4th 9 Katia Reyes
5th 10 Madison Lenton
6th 23 Kalee Rochinski
7th 26 Madison Hornback
8th 4 Lindsey Davis
9th 14 Taryn Madlock
UTSA relief pitcher Meredith Schmitt earned the win against Weber State in the Roadrunners’ season opener on Feb. 7, 2025.UTSA softball coach Vann Stuedeman dances for the team after the Roadrunners won their season opener on Feb. 7, 2025.
The Flying Chanclas de San Antonio announced on Friday they signed three players from Incarnate Word for the 2020 Texas Collegiate League season:
SS Grant Smith, Houston, St. Pius
1B Ryan Flores, Corpus Christi, Carroll
IF Lee Thomas, Katy, Cinco Ranch
Smith led Incarnate Word in batting at .339 in 16 games for the abbreviated 2020 season. Thomas was second on the team in batting with a .328 average. Flores batted .270.
The Chanclas are the entry of the San Antonio Missions for this summer’s college baseball season.
Missions infielder Cory Spangenberg playing against Nashville on Wednesday at Wolff Stadium. – photo by Joe AlexanderCory Spangenberg’s batting average has gone up 43 points in a little over a month.
The San Antonio Missions utility man’s batting average was .276 on June 13. The next day he started an eight-game hitting streak.
Wednesday night, Spangenberg had three hits and scored three runs in a 7-5 victory over the Nashville Sounds at Wolff Stadium. His current hitting streak extended to four games. He is now hitting .319 with 10 home runs, 4 triples, 24 doubles and 44 RBIs.
Spangenberg is hitting an even .400 over the last 10 games (18-of-45).
Listed as a third baseman, Spangenberg has seen action all over the infield this season and has also done duty as an outfielder.
Spangenberg was part of the Double-A Missions when they were a San Diego Padres farm club and won the Texas League championship in 2013. He saw action in the majors with the Padres in the 2014 through 2018 seasons, appearing in 387 games and batting .258 with 27 home runs.
