Del Rio’s hitters had no answer for Laredo United South’s Jerry Villarreal.

The Queens softball team is in the playoffs, but they’re still fighting for the number two seed.

Strength, stamina and a desire to help local youth were on display at a fundraiser for the local Explorer Post.

Some of the biggest, and best, names in bull riding are expected to converge on Del Rio this month to celebrate one of the sport’s most legendary events.

Del Rio is sending one of its tennis players on to the regional tennis tournament.

It was a three-team race at the District 29-6A boys golf tournament, and Del Rio came up just shy of a regional berth.

Local youth interested in a career in law enforcement are getting some help this weekend.

While not every Rams and Queens track and field athlete was able to qualify for the Area meet, many of them played a key role in helping their teams finish string at this past weekend’s district meet.

Del Rio’s baseball season has gotten off to a rocky start, but the chance for redemption begins Friday night in Laredo.

A young team and a new coach usually doesn’t equate to success in sports.

Pro baseball’s return to Del Rio was marked by good weather, an enthusiastic crowd and high hopes for similar games to be regular features in this city.

A young Del Rio boxer is chasing his dream of turning pro.

Down early, it looked the Queens softball team’s win streak would come to an end.

There are still some seats available for tonight’s professional baseball game, but it’s going to be first come, first served.

Nearly 400 anglers registered for a shot at more than $27,000 in cash prizes at this year’s Border Bass Battle.

When the Queens softball team finally got tested, Del Rio had all the right answers.

Del Rio’s hopes for a second straight district win disappeared into the night with T.J. Rogerio’s home run ball.

Del Rio’s latest track and field excursion found the Rams and the Queens facing some tough competition even during the spring break hiatus.

New Rams head football coach Rod Taylor promised that the players in his program would be more visible in the community.

Del Rio is showing no signs of letting up in district softball.

Del Rio’s district baseball opener didn’t end the way the Rams would have liked.

For the first time since his youth, Luis Flores will get to play baseball in the town he grew up.

The girls soccer season is winding down, and the Queens are in prime position for a return to the playoffs.

Anglers of all ages will get their chance to catch the big ones Saturday when the Border Bass Battle returns to Lake Amistad.

For the first time in more than a decade, the top offensive player in District 29-6A boys basketball calls Del Rio home.

There’s been plenty of hardware to add to the trophy case within the tennis program at the San Felipe Del Rio CISD.

An energized crowd nearly filled the stands at the Val Verde County Fairgrounds to watch Francisco Garcia Torres claim the champion’s buckle at this weekend’s Ana’s Chute Out.

Six Queens were recognized with all-district selections for their work on the court and in the classroom for the 2018-19 basketball season.

Track and field season in Del Rio kicks off in a big way today with the annual Queen City Relays.

All Del Rio needed was a chance, and now they’re one win away from a return to the playoffs.

A pair of Del Rio High student-athletes signed on the dotted line Wednesday afternoon to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

It’s been a busy 2019 already for the Del Rio High tennis team.

Laredo Alexander’s three-year hold on the Brown Automotive boys golf trophy is over, but it wasn’t Del Rio that managed to finally topple the Bulldogs.

Del Rio is in the hunt, but it’s going to be a wild final round to determine this year’s Brown Auto boys champ.

It was a mix of emotions for the Rams basketball team in their game Tuesday in Laredo.

Don’t count the Queens out just yet!