Hockey

The Rhinos remain two-time defending Thorne Cup champions. But they're setting their sights on some new surname silverware beginning this fall: cups named Fraser and Robertson.

As more states return to normal activity, positive cases of COVID-19 continue to rise making it more of a challenge for professional sports to make its return.

The El Paso Rhinos announced they will be playing hockey this season as a member of the North American 3 Hockey League and in 2021 they will move to the NAHL.

We could be looking at a fall sports season that includes the NBA playoffs, NHL playoffs, MLB regular season and playoffs, NFL's season start, golf's resumption and college sports returning amid the coronavirus pandemic.

As social media accounts have joined the movement to "Black Out Tuesday" across social media sites, local sports organizations, coaches and players have voiced their support for justice amid the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer.

The El Paso Rhinos could play in one of five different junior amateur hockey leagues this fall after the WSHL announced they will not play their 2020-21 season.

In a statement on its website, the WSHL –– which includes the El Paso Rhinos –– became one of the first competitions to go dark for the upcoming 2020-21 season.

Recently I happened to find an old El Paso Buzzards 1997-98 complete trading card set from their second season in the Western Professional Hockey League.

The coronavirus outbreak continues to have a ripple effect on sporting organizations on the national and local scales with constant cancellations or postponements.

These guys are not just all play, they like to work on greeting the community with promotional items and giveaways