UTEP Softball has announced Alexis Bandin as their new assistant coach, bringing her successful history, including three SWAC titles with Prairie View A&M, to the program.

UTEP Athletics promoted two staff in External Relations to enhance branding and creativity, with Christopher Muñoz becoming Director of Graphic Design and Paul Sandoval Assistant AD for Creative Strategy.

Francesca Green is named UTEP's Track and Field and Cross Country head coach, bringing her extensive coaching background and dedication to student-athlete development to the role.

UTEP and New Mexico State's football rivalry, the Battle of I-10, is set to pause in 2026 due to scheduling issues.

UTEP Miners men's basketball announces a 20-game Conference USA schedule for the 2025-26 season, introducing new team members and offering season tickets for sale.

600 ESPN El Paso will broadcast the "UTEP Coaches Caravan" live, featuring discussions with UTEP athletics staff about the upcoming season and policy changes in college sports.

El Paso Locomotive FC is set to compete against San Antonio FC in a Copa Tejas match with playoff intensity, featuring key players and a battle for Western Conference standings.

EPSO FC, a soccer team from El Paso County Sheriff’s Office, showed determination and teamwork at a Texas law enforcement soccer tournament, as told by Sheriff Ugarte on Facebook.

UTEP track and field coach Mika Laaksonen announced his retirement after 15 years, marking the end of a tenure that included championships and developing Olympians.

Felix Hinojosa of El Paso Community College received the NJCAA Coaches Legacy Award for his 35-year legacy, academic and athletic excellence with the women's Half Marathon team.

El Paso ISD celebrated its student-athletes signing with various colleges, emphasizing their dual commitment to sports and academics across multiple high schools.

EPCC Tejanos ended their season with a 12-2 loss against Weatherford College in the NJCAA Region V playoffs, marking their first playoff appearance in 17 years.

The EPCC Tejanos lost 12-6 to the Weatherford Coyotes in the NJCAA Region V playoffs, despite an initial comeback. Weatherford leads the series, with EPCC aiming to bounce back in the next game.