The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexico has produced dozens of world-class divers over the years, and interest in the sport is always high in Guadalajara. And in a couple of weeks, local residents can witness Olympic-caliber athletes compete on the international stage.
Guadalajara native and hometown hero Sergio “Checo” Pérez is back in Formula 1 after a year-long hiatus, returning to the grid with a new U.S. team, Cadillac, for the 2026 season.
The Charros de Jalisco women’s professional softball team is contending for the 2026 Liga Mexicana de Softball title.
Chapala’s distinguished sailing standout Elena Oetling scored another victory at the Mayan Wind Fest, held January 23–25 in Cancún, taking first place in the ILCA 6 class.
Charromania broke out Sunday evening as the full-throated roar of a packed Panamerican Stadium celebrated more than just a championship.
It heralded the start of a dynasty, some local media outlets suggested.
The Charros de Jalisco are the Caribbean Series champions for the first time in their franchise history, outlasting the Tomateros de Culiacán 12-11 in 10 innings on February 7 at the Panamericano Stadium in Zapopan.
The world’s greatest soccer rivalry is set for a historic revival in March when Guadalajara’s Akron Stadium hosts an exhibition match pitting legendary former stars of Real Madrid against icons of Barcelona.
Soccer, take a back seat. A Guadalajara-born athlete is drawing global attention in a sport rarely associated with Mexico.
Donovan Carrillo, who first laced up his skates in this city, has soared into the men’s figure skating final at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
The Astros de Jalisco, the current Pacific Coast Basketball Circuit (Cibacopa) champions, are representing Mexico in the 2025-26 Basketball Champions League Americas (BCLA), the premier club competition organized by FIBA (International Basketball Federation) Americas.
