Katina Zentz is a Staff Photojournalist at the San Antonio Express-News. She specializes in capturing the dynamic interplay of sports and culture, focusing on major league and team sports, as well as events and conferences that reflect societal themes. Katina's work has been featured in the San Antonio Express-News and the Frederick News-Post.
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An event celebrating Mexican heritage through the tradition of charrería helped usher Fiesta 2026 to a close Sunday.
By: Andrew J. Whitaker, Sam Owens, Emree Weaver, Katina Zentz, Michel Fortier
San Antonio’s April photo gallery features Fiesta, Spurs playoff action, pro golf, education and community moments from across the city.
By: Sam Owens, Katina Zentz
San Antonio raced to an early double-digit lead, but it disappeared as the Oklahoma City Thunder got 76 points from their bench.
By: Katina Zentz, Sam Owens
Victor Wembanyama sparked San Antonio's Game 4 rout of Oklahoma City, tying the Western Conference finals and shifting pressure to Game 5.
By: Sam Owens, Katina Zentz, Andrew J. Whitaker, Emree Weaver, Michel Fortier
From Spurs playoff excitement to runoff elections, dramatic weather and scenes of everyday life, last month in San Antonio brought a little bit of everything.
By: Katina Zentz, Michel Fortier, Sam Owens
Wembanyama nearly delivered a stunning comeback for San Antonio, but his final shot fell short and the Spurs are headed to New York in a deep hole.
By: Sam Owens, Katina Zentz, Michel Fortier
Brunson scored 45 points as the Knicks rallied past the Spurs to win their first NBA title since 1973.
By: Katina Zentz, Sam Owens
Sam Owens, Katina Zentz, Michel Fortier The New York Knicks won the 2026 NBA championship on Saturday night, beating the San Antonio Spurs
By: Sam Owens, Emree Weaver, Michel Fortier, Katina Zentz, Andrew J. Whitaker
From packed Spurs and Knicks watch parties, intense game action, and Juneteenth festivities to drought conditions for ranchers and flood anniversary
By: Katina Zentz, Andrew J. Whitaker, Emree Weaver, Michel Fortier, Sam Owens
From Spurs Finals excitement to Juneteenth celebrations, drought and flood coverage, see the photos that defined June.
