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.

Del Rio’s Dulceamor Guajardo isn’t done with powerlifting just yet.

There’s a new team atop the District 29-6A girls soccer rankings, and it’s the Del Rio Queens!

Ray Hanselman Jr.’s time at the 50th Annual Bassmaster Classic is over, but it was a ride he won’t soon forget.

Five members of the Del Rio Queens basketball team earned spots on this year’s girls basketball all-district squads.

A lifetime of fishing has led Del Rio’s Ray Hanselman to the biggest event in the sport – the 50th Annual Bassmaster Classic.

Del Rio’s Queens are quickly closing in on a playoff spot in girls soccer.

Del Rio’s varsity boys track and field team racked up a pair of top five finishes in its last two meets.

Del Rio High’s varsity girls track and field team have added two more championship plaques to their trophy case this month.

One of Del Rio’s crown jewels had lost a little of its luster in recent years, but all it took was a little polish and a lot of work to get back the shine it’s always had.

Del Rio’s tennis team is keeping busy as 2020 rolls on, and while the going has been tough in some cases, some of the players have been finding success.

Del Rio’s recent run in district play has vaulted the Queens to near the top of the girls soccer standings.

Del Rio's own Ray Hanselman is set to challenge the best in the world as part of the field of this year's Bassmaster Classic.

For the first time in five years, Del Rio is sending a trio of girls to the regional powerlifting meet.

In an offseason of uncertainty and trying times for the Houston Astros, Del Rio’s connection to last year’s World Series runners-up did his best to enjoy his time away from the ballpark.

For Jack Mayfield, making it to the major leagues was the culmination of a journey that began on the baseball fields of Del Rio.

Despite jumping out to a 30-shot lead on the first day of competition, the Del Rio High Queens golf team knew they could do better.

Local baseball fans will get a chance to be part of a meet and greet with Del Rio's own part of the recent World Series.

Del Rio took advantage of a near perfect day of weather and surged to a big lead on the first day of competition at the annual Brown Automotive Del Rio High School Girls Golf Tournament.

It was an emotional signing ceremony for Del Rio High seniors Leianna Jimenez and Kyndal Gladson.

Ana Paula Cardenas Guerra is going where no Del Rio High School swimmer has ever gone before.

With players returning for the final stretch run, the Del Rio Queens basketball team is looking for a glimmer of hope as they try to avoid a winless district schedule.

Too many turnovers sank the Rams’ chances against Laredo Nixon in the home district opener for Del Rio Tuesday night.

It was a strong showing for the Del Rio Rams varsity soccer team in its first action of the 2019-20 season.

The ball just didn’t bounce Del Rio’s way Friday afternoon.

With the non-district schedule behind them, the Del Rio Queens basketball team has its sights set directly on chasing a playoff spot in District 29-6A.

Del Rio’s run at the Brahmas Holiday Shootout resulted in the Rams going 3-1 overall and finishing third.