El Paso's Moises Rodriguez took silver in the Elite 121-pound division at the USA Boxing National Championships in Lubbock after a close final defeat. He plans to attend Team USA's January training camp.

Bel Air High School's boys soccer coach Sergio Delgado received a three-year UIL suspension for conducting off-season practices, leading to interim coaching changes at the school.

Horizon City Police Department will host a volleyball tournament to support Special Olympics in El Paso, seeking team registrations via their Facebook page.

El Paso native Danny Torres won the U.S. U20 8K in Portland (25:10.8) and earned a spot on Team USA for the World Cross Country Championships in Tallahassee. The Eastwood High alum now prepares with Texas.

Clemson Tigers await their bowl game destination post-season, with projections varying from the Duke's Mayo Bowl to the Sun Bowl. Selections follow Duke's unexpected ACC win, affecting the CFP landscape.

Texas Tech wins its first Big 12 Championship with a 34-7 victory over BYU, led by a strong defense and QB Morton's performance. BYU struggled after QB Bachmeier's ankle injury.

NM State defeated UTEP in a dramatic 34-31 game, with a last-minute touchdown. The future of their historic rivalry is uncertain due to UTEP's conference change.

Andress High School's football team heads into the Class 5A Division II playoffs against Melissa High School after a historic win against Wichita Falls Memorial.

Canutillo High School hosted its first-ever Lady Eagles soccer alumni match, with generations of players reuniting for the game, fostering community and nostalgia.

EPCC women's cross country team earned two All-American honors and placed fourth at the NJCAA Championships, while the men's team finished 22nd. Both teams look forward to the NJCAA Half Marathon Championships.

EPCC's Men's and Women's Cross Country teams aim for success at the NJCAA National Championships, with the women ranked third nationally and the men holding an at-large berth.

Jon Elliott of Irvin High School won the 2025 Game-Changing Coach of the Year for his transformative impact on student-athletes. His team received a $5,000 grant.

EPCC women's cross country team placed second at NJCAA Region V Championships, qualifying for nationals with standout performances by Mabvuka and teammates. Men's team finished seventh, both advancing to the national championships in Iowa.