In San Antonio, people love their Spurs. Because they are the only major professional sports team in town, every home game is a big event. Being from San Antonio, I’ve attended quite a few games. But on November 28, I got to experience a Spurs game like never before: as a journalist. Driving up to […]
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At Cole High School in San Antonio, Texas, last month, the Jr. NBA hosted a basketball clinic to excite kids about the 2015–16 season. The tip-off in San Antonio was one of several held around the country to begin the first ever Jr. NBA Week, which featured events associated with all 30 NBA teams. The
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In just their fifth season of playing football, the University of Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners are already one of the most successful start-up football programs in the NCAA. They’ve gone from not having a team at all to playing some of the top teams in the country. UTSA has put itself on the map nationally and
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More than 130 swimmers from 22 countries participated in the week-long World Deaf Swimming Championships in San Antonio, Texas, in mid-August. Currently in its fourth year, the international event, which is separate from the Deaf Olympics, is one of a few designed only for swimmers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Rene Massengale, who
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