Boerne Little League team advances to the World Series for the first time after defeating Louisiana 6-3, with a grand slam by Doc Mogford being a key moment.

Sean Elliott's Apple Watch detected an irregular heartbeat, leading him to receive medical care for Atrial Fibrillation. He underwent a successful cardioversion.

San Antonio plans a $200 million downtown ballpark for the Missions, with potential city and county financial support, aiming to boost downtown development.

Olympian Fatoumata Kabo joins the UTSA Roadrunners' track and field team, enhancing their sprints and hurdles roster. She prepares for the 2024 Olympics.

The article discusses the San Antonio Spurs’ potential to improve in the next NBA season, highlighting Blake Wesley’s optimism and the team's acquisition of experienced players like Chris Paul and Harrison Barnes.

Basketball player Victor Wembanyama joins the Paris Olympics, captivating his home country with his talent, cultural influence, and crossover appeal into fashion.

The article discusses ESPN's ranking of top 21st-century athletes, highlighting San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan at No. 16 and the potential of current and future Spurs players.

The San Antonio Spurs have reportedly signed undrafted forward Riley Minix to a training camp deal after his impressive Summer League performance and prolific senior season at Morehead State.

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Toronto Raptors 100-89 in the NBA 2K25 Summer League, dominating in shooting percentages and rebounds, with notable performances by players such as Donovan Williams.

The Spurs are rumored to be interested in trading for Nets' forward Cam Johnson, potentially offering Keldon Johnson and picks to reinforce their squad around Victor Wembanyama.

Spurs rookie Stephon Castle is eager to learn from veteran Chris Paul, with Coach Popovich indicating Castle will get significant playing time. They both value competitiveness, which bodes well for the team's future.

A mural by street artist Colton Valentine celebrates Chris Paul joining the San Antonio Spurs, located at 802 San Pedro, and reflects the city's culture and sports enthusiasm.

San Antonio Spurs' Keldon Johnson is hosting a free basketball camp for kids aged 8-15 in San Antonio, featuring food, apparel, and photo ops with players.