hockey

If you are a sports fan in El Paso, there are endless options for live games this weekend. The high school football season is winding down, the Coyotes host their first ever game at the Coliseum, the Miners football and basketball teams are home, and the Rhinos are back in action for the second straight week at the Sierra Providence Events Center...

You say you like good hits? Well, have we got something to show you.

Hockey players are supposed to be rough and tumble, right?

The El Paso Rhinos in conjunction with the United Hockey Union and the Amateur Athletic Union announced today that next season they will be playing in a newly formed Junior A Tier 1 Hockey League. The "Original Six" teams to make up the Central One Hockey League (CHL) include the Rhinos, Oklahoma City Blazers, Casper Coyotes, Ogden Mustangs, Springfield Express, and the Colorado Eagles..

After 10 years, one national championship, a pair of Thorne Cups, and eight division titles, the only thing the El Paso Rhinos lacked was a link with the National Hockey League. They can now cross that off the list as well. The Minnesota Wild signed former Rhinos goaltender Adam Vay to a free agent contract...

The 8th annual Teddy Bear Toss will take place on Saturday March 12 as the El Paso Rhinos host the Tulsa Oilers in the first round of the Thorn Cup playoffs. This remarkable event celebrates the life of my dear friend Joni Arnett, and helps children in need in doing so...

Let's get this straight: old people are awesome. Especially old women.

Hits and hockey go together like "slap" and "shot," but sometimes a player clocks someone with so much force you think you need to go to the doctor for concussion protocol.

Jonah Pearson won the draw, won the puck behind the net, then won the game, tipping in the game-winning goal 1:59 into overtime to give the El Paso Rhinos their first series sweep of the season, edging Tulsa, 3-2, Sunday.

You may not be familiar with the "Teddy Toss," but you will after watching this.