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In a back‑and‑forth contest, the Beavers erased a late lead, capitalized on a crucial two‑point try, and stunned the Tigers in El Paso.
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In a back‑and‑forth contest, the Beavers erased a late lead, capitalized on a crucial two‑point try, and stunned the Tigers in El Paso.
A look at the journeys of Ricardo Pepi and Alejandro Zendejas, the sacrifices of their families, and the club careers that have positioned them for a breakthrough on soccer’s biggest stage.

On June 18, 2026, supporters gathered at the Mexican-American Cultural Center in El Paso to watch Mexico's FIFA World Cup match against South Korea, turning the venue into a vibrant arena of flags, chants, and shared suspense.

The 2026 college football landscape will see North Dakota State and Sacramento State enter the FBS, while the Mountain West, MAC and Pac‑12 undergo major realignments, affecting eligibility, postseason prospects, and historic power dynamics.

Eastwood and El Dorado lost in the state finals, but Heath's triumph marks the first Texas championship and fuels advocacy for official sport status.

For three decades, the Basketball in the Barrio camp has offered children in El Paso’s Segundo Barrio a unique mix of basketball, literacy, and cultural activities for just one dollar, while forging partnerships with national figures and local institutions.

Co‑founded by Bill Finn in 1977, Brookside Soccer Club has expanded from two teams to a program that serves thousands of young athletes, underscoring Kansas City’s transformation into a major soccer destination.

At 18, Ricardo Pepi left a modest El Paso trailer for a $10 million move to PSV Eindhoven, embodying the relentless perseverance that drives both elite athletes and business leaders.

At 83, Jerry Koosman is selling his 1969 World Series ring for nearly $800,000, recalling a career that spanned three decades and a life that began in the Army.

The University of San Diego announced its full 2026 women's soccer schedule, featuring exhibitions, non‑conference contests and West Coast Conference play.

Mark Cuban’s latest philanthropic move targets the U.S. Women’s Flag Football National Team, bolstering training resources and competitive opportunities as the sport prepares for the 2028 Los Angeles Games and the 2026 IFAF World Championship in Düsseldorf.

El Paso Locomotive FC’s First Stop program offers a ten‑week youth soccer experience for children aged 5‑9, focusing on fundamentals, teamwork and a love of the game.

Duke University’s football team, fresh off an ACC championship, faces a pivotal 2026 season after losing star quarterback Darian Mensah, yet retains a strong defensive core and a coaching staff confident of another title run.

Cali War, a women's tackle football team formed by former college athletes, navigates unique challenges while inspiring players and fans across the country.

After capturing the ACC title, Duke’s program is reshaping its roster. Coach Manny Diaz has turned to the transfer market and a highly touted freshman class — including center Sean Stover, running back CJ Givers and defensive tackle Chadwicke Cannon Jr. — to sustain depth and ambition.
A tribute to fallen soldier Glenn L. Harris will accompany the Coca‑Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, highlighting his military service, sacrifice, and surviving family.

The tribute spotlights Harris’s sacrifice and the NASCAR program that pairs athletes with fallen heroes.

NASCAR’s Coca‑Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway pays tribute to Sgt. Glenn L. Harris, a decorated U.S. Army Ranger from El Paso who died in a 1994 training accident. The No. 42 LEGACY MOTOR CLUB car driven by John Hunter Nemechek will carry his name as part of the “600 Miles of Remembrance” program.

The Chicago Bears hosted a Monster Flag Football clinic in Rockford, where 175 girls aged 10‑18 received instruction from running back Kyle Monangai and Team USA cornerback Laneah Bryan, highlighting a broader push to expand the sport in Illinois.

Marcus Freeman blends military‑style training, aggressive recruiting, and revenue‑sharing initiatives to propel the Fighting Irish toward their first championship since 1988.

The University of Southern Indiana announced the signing of four new players, each bringing distinct skills and backgrounds.
Missouri’s running back Ahmad Hardy faces an uncertain 2026 outlook after a shooting, prompting coach Elijah Drinkwitz to weigh options and rely on backup Jamal Roberts and new transfers.
The University of Cincinnati and Michigan State University have agreed to play a home‑and‑home football series in 2030 and 2031, with financial, ticket and cancellation clauses outlined in a comprehensive contract.