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CUSA Outdoor Track & Field Championships begin Friday at Kidd Field

(Courtesy: UTEP Athletics) EL PASO, Texas – The 2024 Conference USA Championships will be held at Larry K. Durham Track at Kidd Field on May 10-12. The three-day meet begins Friday morning and wraps up on Sunday night. Tickets are available here, only $20 for all three days. Friday’s action starts at 9:30 a.m. with the combined events (decathlon, heptathlon), while the field events begin at 3:30

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UTEP Softball Faces Tough Loss After Enduring Lightning Delay at WKU 

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky (KVIA) — The UTEP softball team faced adversity with another weather delay that lasted nearly four hours, ultimately falling short to WKU, 6-2, on Saturday afternoon at the WKU Softball Complex. UTEP drops to 24-19 (10-13 Conference USA) while WKU improves to 31-18-1 (16-7 CUSA).Saturday’s game started quietly, with the first two innings

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UTEP Softball Triumphs Over Liberty 4-3 on Senior Day, Secures Conference USA Tournament Berth 

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The UTEP softball team secured a thrilling victory on Sunday afternoon at Helen of Troy Field, defeating Liberty 4-3 in a nail-biting series finale. UTEP’s Ajia Richard stunned with a game-tying triple, setting the stage for Marijn Crouwel’s heroic walk-off single, propelling UTEP to their first Conference USA Tournament berth since 2019. The Miners

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UTEP’s Knight Drafted to Seahawks, Klein Selected by Buccaneers at 2024 NFL Draft; First Time Since 2008 Multiple Miners Picked

DETROIT, Michigan (KVIA) — UTEP’s Elijah Klein and Tyrice Knight were selected at the 2024 National Football League Draft on Saturday in Motown. Knight, a 6-1, 233-pound linebacker was picked by the Seattle Seahawks in the fourth round at pick no. 18, while Klein, a 6-4, 319-pound offensive guard, was taken by the Tampa Bay

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Special Report: Words with Walden

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — UTEP’s new head football coach Scotty Walden is becoming quite the household name but he’s rewritten the book on a few key phrases that will soon become household among UTEP fans. Normally most coaches would use typical football terms such a special teams, offense, defense and so on. Part of Walden’s initiative to revamp the culture

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