By Brian Argabright The 830 Times The future looks bright for the Del Rio High School tennis team. When the coaches of the program handed out its end of
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times Summer months mean the brutal Texas heat, family vacations and barbecues. In Del Rio, for a select group of people, it also means
By Brian Argabright The 830 Times After a football season that saw the Rams play an abbreviated schedule, Del Rio High School returns to a full-time schedule beginning in
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com The Del Rio Rams football team will have a pair of new murals overseeing their journey from the high school to the field. Local artist
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com Friday night’s spring football game was a chance for coaches to evaluate talent and start formulating a plan and a lineup for football come the
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com After a season in which the Queens softball team finished tied for fourth and just missed out on the postseason by one run, it was
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com With just four days left until the spring football game, the Rams will be using the week to get those final touches in shape and
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com He’s not old enough to legally buy alcohol, but T.J. Gray can claim a spot among the bull riding greats. The 19-year-old Gray, who calls
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com Thirty-four riders climbed down into the chutes at the Val Verde County Fairgrounds with visions of setting the tone for the weekend in their eyes.
By Brian Argabright drnhsports@gmail.com Frenchey McCrea Jr. always wanted to become an athletic director some day. But to get that opportunity in his hometown is a dream come true.
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