If Del Rio is hoping to pick up its first win of the season tonight, they’ll need to do so against a motivated Kerrville Tivy Antlers squad.

A member of the Del Rio Rams’ 2018 playoff basketball team is taking his game to the next level.

Del Rio’s runners faced one of their toughest meets of the year this past weekend and returned home with a pair of top 10 team finishes.

Del Rio picked up a pair of wins as part of a three-match road trip as the volleyball season nears the start of district play.

SAN ANGELO — Del Rio held its own against the powerhouse from San Angelo Central for the opening quarter, keeping the explosive Bobcats off the scoreboard for the first 12 minutes of Friday night’s game.

When Del Rio and San Angelo Central meet tonight at San Angelo Stadium, both teams will be in search of their first win of the season.

The bounces didn’t go Del Rio’s way in their first game under new head Roderick Taylor, but the second half gave fans a reason for optimism.

The next era of Del Rio Rams football kicks off tonight in front of crowd of hopeful and curious home fans.

Del Rio finally got to play in front of the home crowd, and they made the wait pay off.

Del Rio’s cross-country program brought back a lot of hardware from Uvalde.

Del Rio’s newest state champion is taking his talents to Tarleton State University.

A link between Del Rio’s sports past and present has passed away.

It was a tough match, but Del Rio got the win in the end.

Against some of the top teams in West Texas, Del Rio showed they can hang on the volleyball court.

A new look for the Del Rio Rams football team this season has generated plenty of conversation and controversy two months after its debut.

Rams football returned to the field Monday as the team began working towards improving on back-to-back losing seasons.

While the Queens finished 2-2 in Harlandale this weekend, one of those wins was a key match-up against a district foe.

San Felipe Del Rio CISD’s student-athletes have been training their bodies this summer in preparation for the upcoming athletic seasons.

As the number of undocumented immigrants apprehended along the U.S./Mexico border increases, the United States Border Patrol is looking for additional manpower to help strengthen its numbers.

There’s good news and bad news for Del Rio High School football fans in this year’s Dave Campbell’s Football Magazine.

Luis Flores is ready to leave one passion behind and pursue his lifelong dream of coaching.

Recent Del Rio High graduate Alyssa Arredondo didn’t wait for colleges to come to her.

When the mother of a local elementary school student saw her son may have the need for speed, she decided to find just the right program to develop his talent.

A pair of youth golfers from Del Rio wrapped up their season with a spot at the U.S. Kids Golf Texas State Invitational Golf Tournament.

For three innings, Del Rio and unbeaten McAllister Park-American were engaged in a baseball classic.

Del Rio gets one more shot at winning a Little League baseball championship this week.

In the end, Del Rio’s bats couldn’t keep up with Eagle Pass.

As one set of tournaments comes to an end, another set is about to begin.

Del Rio’s run in the Little League Texas District 35 10-12-year-old Softball Tournament is over.

It’s down to the final two.

Four Del Rio Little League teams are still in action in four separate tournaments after a wild weekend of baseball and softball competition.

One of Del Rio’s best kept secrets keeps on plugging on the bass factory that is Lake Amistad.

Little League’s second season begins Saturday as baseball and softball teams from Del Rio Little League will begin play in their respective district tournaments.

This weekend’s Independence Day Rodeo is ready to provide plenty of fun and plenty of surprises for the expected thousands of fans.

Pro angler Ray Hanselman had himself a pretty good weekend.

Del Rio’s “Prince” is ready to expand his boxing kingdom across the state.

On paper, Del Rio’s toughest district games could be away from home once that part of the schedule begins.

From being on the scout team to earning a full scholarship, Shane Creamer’s path in collegiate football is a tale of never giving up on your dream.

Del Rio’s leadership and high school soccer coaches got a glimpse of the future recently as they were honored by the San Felipe Del Rio Soccer Club.

All-district defender David Tellez is taking his talents to San Antonio.

For Anthony Maldonado, the opportunity to play sports at the collegiate level was a true team effort. However, that team was his family.

Del Rio High School’s representatives on this year’s District 29-6A Baseball All-District team can finally be announced.