Major League Baseball has started its most bizarre season ever. The virus-delayed opening day began when the World Series champion Washington Nationals hosted the New York Yankees.
At long last, the Major League Baseball season is set to begin. Four months after it was originally scheduled, opening day in the coronavirus pandemic era is almost here.
With the new school year about a month away, many high school athletes are wondering if they will be returning to the fields or the courts this school year.
Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly says the NHL and NHL Players’ Association have agreed on protocols to resume the season but are still negotiating an extension of the collective bargaining agreement.
Martin didn't get tested often in district play but Tuloso Midway would put up a big fight in both 29-5A games, including over in Corpus in a fun match up.
We kick off our countdown with Cigarroa picking up a big district win over Gregory Portland and one that would loom large down the stretch of the season.
For the 2nd year in a row it's LBJ's Henry Costilla standing above the rest as the District 29-6A MVP and he's joined by a number of Laredo athletes on the awards list.
Martin's Fernando Alvarado earns the Offensive Player of the Year in district 29-5A, while four each from Cigarroa and Martin are named to the 1st Team All-District team.
It was two playoff teams going back and forth in both their match ups this season, where both came down to the wire, including this overtime affair in round one of district play.
Parker Holekamp was working on a big senior season and he was rewarded by the country's golf coaches with an honorable mention spot on the All-American team.
Nixon baseball is sending a pair of players off to the next level as TJ Rogerio and Jackson Alaniz sign letters of intent to keep playing baseball into college.
COVID-19 has shaped society turning everything into a virtual setting, that doesn't mean the aspect of a 'team' has gone away, according to Athletics Director for LISD, Sylvia Barrera.
The high school baseball season might be over but that doesn't mean some awards weren't handed out, and South's Marco Raya is named 6A Honorable Mention Pitcher of the 1st half.
For our best of the best in girls basketball, we start with the only playoff game to make the list as Nixon picks up a big win in the Bi-District round.
Our top game of the season wasn't much of a debate as we go with United South taking down United on Halloween night in a game that was essentially for the District 29-6A crown.
United's opening playoff game would prove quite the test as the Longhorns had to go to overtime to defeat Mission and did so on a wild walk off touchdown.
It looked like Alexander would dominate Martin in the 1st half leading 42-7, but a big come back by the Tigers put the game in doubt, until the Bulldogs sealed the deal in the end.
The Mustang's America Huerta wasn't sure she'd even have a chance to play soccer at the college level but there she was signing her National Letter of Intent earlier this week.
For the first time in the history of the TAMIU Men's Golf program, one of the Dustdevils is named to the Coaches PING All-Region team as Parker Holekamp makes the cut.
Our #5 game in the countdown of the best football games of the previous fall sees a Laredo vs. Valley battle that goes to the guys from the Gateway City.
The Tiger's offense was clicking on all cylinders in their win over Harlandale, scoring 63 points as they used superior conditioning to their advantage in the 4th quarter.
After a brutal start to the 2019 season, the guys in Bruni finally burst through with a victory to open district play that helped set the tone for the rest of the season.
Every major level of college sports has granted spring athletes an extra year of eligibility, answering one big question but leaving many more unanswered.
It's never easy boiling down the best talent in the Gateway City but we bring you the best of the best from this past season with our KGNS All-Laredo Team.
Both United South's Angelina Lopez and United's Evelyn Quiroz were nominated for VYPE.com's South Texas Player of the Year with the Panther coming out on top.