Football Friday Nights

The NMSU men's and women's basketball teams will call Eastwood High School in El Paso their new 'home' court for the remainder of the 2020-21 season.

In the varsity boys basketball universe, the Chapin varsity basketball program has separated itself from the rest of the competition.

The UTEP athletic department announced that limited fans will be allowed for the C-USA home opener at the Don Haskins Center.

Before we say goodbye to one of the strangest, most eventful (or event-less) years we've had to experience, let's take some time to reflect back on what happened in sports during 2020.

Another week of high school football in the Sun City is getting ready to kick-off, as school districts continue to maneuver through this season despite challenges with the pandemic.

High school football is back in the Sun City as several school districts return to the paydirt after a two-week hiatus due to the rising COVID-19 cases in El Paso.

Amid cancellations, postponements and shutdowns, there will still be a high school game played on Friday—Clint vs. Riverside with the 4A district championship at stake.

As El Paso reached over 12,000 active cases of COVID-19, school districts across the city have announced they will pause athletic activities until further notice.

Week four is here! Despite a handful of canceled games, there is still a small slate of high school football games. Check in for live scores.

Aaron Dumas raced for three touchdowns as Americas downed Pebble Hills (36-17) for the District 1-6A opener.