Del Rio High’s summer strength and conditioning workouts are rolling into their third week even as other school districts are halting their programs due to the coronavirus.

It’s back to work for Del Rio’s Jack Mayfield.

The Diaz brothers are now both state golf champions.

Though the uncertainty of a football season at any level remains, the guidebook to Texas football returns with a new set of predictions and possibilities for the state’s high schools, colleges and pro franchises.

An angler with ties to Del Rio is hoping to build off his recent success as he sets his sights on bigger tournaments.

It may be a few months later than usual, but the annual Border Bass Battle is returning for the fourth consecutive year.

Sports are slowly returning across the state, and the San Felipe Del Rio CISD is about to join in the fun.

Alyssa Gonzalez knew what she wanted to do at a young age.

If everything goes to plan, Del Rio’s future in girls basketball could be a strong one.

To say this was one of the most unique seasons in Del Rio Rams baseball history would be an understatement.

Senior baseball players in District 29-6A were honored for their careers by the coaches of the district.

While school sports remain on the bench, the latest announcement by Texas Governor Greg Abbott has many people anxious for the return of organized sports.

A pair of seniors were honored as the Del Rio High School’s powerlifters of the year.

A current state qualifier and a former state qualifier are this year’s Del Rio High School Athletes of the Year.

Golf is one of two sports that’s played year round at Del Rio High School, but even the members of the Rams and Queens golf teams couldn’t escape the wrath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A few months later than usual, the Del Rio Rams basketball program is honoring its top performers for the 2019-20 season.

Student athletes weren’t the only members of Del Rio High School’s sports family affected by the premature end to the school year.

It was a memorable year for Del Rio High School junior Ana Paula Cardenas Guerra.

As the San Felipe Del Rio CISD tries to wrap up its 2019-20 school year, its coaches and student-athletes in the district’s spring sports are trying their best to salvage a lost season.

Del Rio High School’s softball season came to an end before it could really get going, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.

District 29-6A may not have a girls soccer champion, but they have a girls soccer all-district team.

High school soccer was one of the few spring sports that nearly completed its regular season before UIL shut down academic and athletic competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A show of solidarity by the local public school district for its students is scheduled to take place Friday evening.

MY FAVORITE GAME - Take a look back at the Queens volleyball's first playoff win in 2013.

MY FAVORITE GAME - Take a look back at the rain-delayed showdown for first place in 29-5A in 2010 between Del Rio and Laredo United.

Longtime residents of Del Rio will remember the name Bob Matzig and what he and his family contributed to this community.

MY FAVORITE GAME - Looking back at the 2014 Del Rio Rams baseball team and its historic win over the Laredo United Longhorns.

Del Rio’s sports world lost one its most beloved figures this weekend as longtime coach and educator Manuel Polanco Jr. passed away Sunday morning.

MY FAVORITE GAME - There’s no greater feeling in high school sports than becoming a champion, and the pinnacle of that is winning a state championship.

MY FAVORITE GAME - Taking a look back at the 2005 Del Rio Rams Cross-Country Region IV champions.

MY FAVORITE GAME - “The win completed a perfect season for Del Rio as the Rams finished the regular season with a 10-0 mark. The victory also gave Del Rio its first district championship in 20 years. The Rams were 6-0 in District 29-5A action.”

MY FAVORITE GAME: Taking a look back at the Del Rio Rams' 2005 Area round win in the boys basketball playoffs.

MY FAVORITE GAME: Looking back at Del Rio High School's back-to-back district championship in boys doubles tennis in 2013-14.

This feature will take a look back at some of the favorite sporting moments as recommended by Del Rio News-Herald readers. Today, we take a look back at 1999 and Del Rio's 35-32 win over Eagle Pass that snapped a 25-game losing streak for the Rams.

For the first time in decades, the annual George Paul Memorial Bull Riding will have to reschedule its dates, but the event’s producer has a message for fans.

MY FAVORITE GAME: “On a night when the shots just weren’t falling, sophomore Jazmin Torres hit two of the biggest of her life.”

Welcome to "My Favorite Game," a new feature that looks back at some of the favorite and most memorable sporting moments from Del Rio's past. These games were suggested by staff and readers and will be featured during the state, collegiate and professional sports hiatus.

Even outdoors activities like golf are being affected by the ongoing threat of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Del Rio is now two matches away from its first district title in girls soccer since 2015, but any celebrations will have to wait until UIL gives the “all clear” to resume practice and play.

At least the Queens softball team will go on hiatus with a bang.

Members of Del Rio High’s tennis teams were able to earn some hardware at their most recent meets in San Antonio.

The coronavirus has claimed another sporting event.