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The 81st installment of the "Battle for the Claw" is an annual event that should not be missed.  It is the oldest rivalry in El Paso, and one of the oldest rivalries in Texas. The Panthers and Tigers have played every year since 1930, with the exception of Friday November 22, 1963; the day that President Kennedy was assassinated.

If you have never attended a football game at El Paso High's Jones Stadium, it is highly recommended.  Recently Max Preps, a premiere Internet source for high school sports, ranked Jones Stadium as one of the top 10 high school stadiums in the country to see before you die.

After eleven weeks the high school football season is over and we can look ahead to the playoffs. All our 5-A schools are out of town while we will have four 4-A games here on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

With two weeks left in the season, it's time to start looking ahead to the playoffs. Franklin has clinched at least a share of the 1-5A title for the first time since 2005. El Paso finds themselves in the postseason for the first time since 1996. De...

After a five week run at the top, the El Dorado Aztecs lost their number one ranking with a 32-20 loss to Montwood. The Burges Mustangs continue to impress. They improved to 5-0 with the win over Austin.

We've reached the halfway point of the season (wow!) and only two teams remain undefeated. The El Dorado Aztecs are undefeated as they prepare for their week five showdown against Montwood. The other perfect team probably comes as a surprise to most. Ar...

After four weeks of play I don't know what the biggest surprise is; Coronado is 0-3, Burges is 3-0, or Eastwood is 2-1. In a lot of ways Eastwood's 2-1 start in '11 is more impressive than their 3-0 start in '10. At least David Satcher has the benefit of a full offseason to prepare the Troopers in '10. Phil Barrios was named...

There was a time in this city when Andress and Irvin battled for bragging rights in the northeast side of town.  The Chapin Huskies may be the newest kid on the block, but they have quickly become perennial contenders for the 1-4A crown.

By Joey Esposito Sports Reporter, Chapin Huskies Intense can only begin to describe the feel of this Friday's volleyball game against El Paso High. The great rivalry continues another year as the Huskies go head to head with the Tigers in a heated game of skill. Will Chapin come out on top in a fierce match against their rivals?

For the uninitiated, the first week of the UIL Texas high school football schedule is known as zero week.  Even thought this is technically the second week of play this is week one.  Now that that's out of the way lets get to the matchups.