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Coach David Pierce announced a 11‑player recruiting class that mixes local high school stars, junior‑college transfers and out‑of‑state athletes, all described as ‘Rice Guys’ committed to competition on the field and in the classroom.
In Laredo, Texas, more than 60 local enterprises have pooled resources to create a free‑to‑play youth soccer program, delivering world‑class facilities and coaching to over 350 children.
The renaming of the Bartlett Soccer Complex follows the recent passing of Roque Vela Sr., a veteran, former Laredo ISD board member, and beloved community figure. City officials and his family reflect on the significance of the tribute.
The University of Texas at Tyler announced its 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, highlighting preseason scrimmages, a DII Tip‑Off Classic in Washington, a Hawaii tournament appearance, and a full Lone Star Conference campaign under head coach Rebecca Alvidrez.
NASCAR teams depend on massive haulers to transport cars, engines and crew across 38 races, with international events like Mexico City requiring unprecedented logistical coordination and cost‑saving precision.
NASCAR teams rely on 53‑foot haulers to transport cars, engines and thousands of parts across 38 races, with international events like the 2025 Mexico City weekend turning routine packing into a complex, high‑stakes shipping operation.
Two Pony Baseball World Series tournaments will take place in Laredo, Texas, featuring teams from the U.S. and several countries, with an estimated $1.7 million economic impact.
Vermont Green FC clinched the Eastern Conference championship, defeating Asheville City SC 4‑0 in Laredo, Texas, a performance praised by head coach Chris Taylor as the team prepares for the upcoming National Semifinal against Laredo Heat on July 26.
Former NBA champion Danny Green is set to run a complimentary basketball camp in Laredo, Texas, on July 29, offering youth a chance to learn, ask questions, and connect with a hometown hero.
The Laredo Morning Times honored Elite Basketball Training as the readers' top basketball camp for the fifth consecutive year, highlighting the program's impact on youth development and community spirit.
The Rayados Laredo U18, a youth team from Texas, won the South Central Regional Championship and will compete in the Presidents Cup National Championships in Wichita, Kansas, under the guidance of coach Edgar Longoria.
Cigarroa High School in Laredo, Texas, is running a $30 youth football camp led by UTRGV running back Fabian Garcia, featuring Division I athletes and limited to 300 participants.