Chasing Nationals: UTEP Rifle’s 2025–26 Season Ends Just Short — But Kameron Wells Shines
Between program milestones, consistent 4,700-plus team scores, and a historic season from sophomore Kameron Wells, UTEP showed clear progress toward becoming a regular NCAA rifle team contender. The final chapter of the season ultimately came down to two postseason stops: the Patriot Rifle Conference championship and the NCAA qualifier. And while the team fell just […]
So Close in Alaska, But the Big Goal Is Still Alive
The No. 10 UTEP rifle team went all the way to Fairbanks on Feb. 21, knowing this wasn’t just another match — it was the NCAA Qualifier. Standing across the range? The powerhouse Alaska Nanooks, inside the E.F. Horton Rifle Range. And it came down to the smallest of margins. Alaska took the match 4735–4710, […]
UTEP Track and Field Closes Indoor Regular Season Strong, Juan Leal Leads Momentum into Conference USA Championships
The regular indoor season is officially in the books for the UTEP Miners track and field program — and momentum is building at exactly the right time. Competing Feb. 13–14 at the Jarvis Scott Invitational in Lubbock, Texas, UTEP closed out its final tune-up before the conference championships with personal bests, near-wins, and several projected […]
UTEP Men’s Golf Ties for 7th at John A. Burns Intercollegiate Behind Braden Smith, Dylan Teeter 208 Finishes
The UTEP Miners men’s golf team headed out to Hawai‘i for a mid-February getaway — a chance to compete, and they left with a gritty, upward-trending finish against one of the strongest fields they’ll see all spring. At the 49th annual John A. Burns Intercollegiate (Feb. 12–14) on the Ocean Course at Hokuala (par 70), […]
UTEP Women’s Basketball Builds Momentum After Delaware Win, Prepares for Rivalry Showdown at NM State
A Road Win That Meant More Sometimes a February win feels bigger than the box score. On Feb. 14, UTEP Miners women’s basketball went across the country and walked out of Newark with a 79–72 win over Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens women’s basketball — and it felt like more than just number 11 in the […]
UTEP Women’s Basketball Beats Delaware 79–72, Builds Momentum Ahead of NM State Showdown
The UTEP Miners women’s basketball delivered one of their most complete performances of the season Saturday morning, knocking off Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens 79–72 on the road in Newark. The win pushes UTEP to 11–13 overall, and 3–10 in Conference USA play, a much-needed boost as the calendar flips toward the final stretch of league […]
UTEP Softball Sets the Stage for Oklahoma Showdown in El Paso
UTEP softball is eight games into the 2026 season, sitting at 3–5 overall, and if you’ve been out at the Helen of Troy Softball Complex, you know that record tells only part of the story. This start hasn’t been perfect. It certainly hasn’t been smooth, but it has been revealing. Now, with the Oklahoma Sooners […]
UTEP Softball Opens 2026 Season at Home: What the Invitational Revealed and What Comes Next
UTEP softball officially launched its 2026 season at the Helen of Troy Softball Complex with the UTEP Invitational, and while the opening result didn’t land in the win column, it delivered something just as important this early in the year: clarity. The Miners dropped their first game of the weekend, a 9–4 decision to Utah […]
UTEP Women’s Golf: Players to Watch and Key Storylines at the BGSU Women’s Intercollegiate
Early-Season Answers on the Line at Wigwam The BGSU Women’s Intercollegiate isn’t a glamour stop on UTEP’s schedule, but it is one of those February tournaments that quietly tells you a lot. Who’s ready to carry rounds? Who’s still figuring it out? And which names are about to become weekly fixtures in the lineup? As […]