The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Governor Aristoteles Sandoval has welcomed home the athletes from Jalisco who represented Mexico in the 23rd Central American and Caribbean Games that wrapped up in Barranquilla, Colombia, on August 3.
Tapatio Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, the city’s most famous ever pugilist, cut the ribbon this week at a new center to develop Jalisco’s next generation of boxers.
Mexico was rocked by a wave of emotion Sunday as the national soccer team battled to a deserved 1-0 triumph in their opening World Cup group game against holders Germany.
It started so encouragingly for Mexico but, in the end, the country’s World Cup campaign in Russia concluded in the same manner as it has for the past six tournaments: dumped out in the round of 16.
Mexico was rocked by a wave of emotion Sunday as the national soccer team battled to a deserved 1-0 triumph in their opening World Cup group game against holders Germany.
Pro coach Carlos Castro congratulates intermediate level Pickleball doubles champions Ricardo Heckert and Jerry Beard who beat out playoff finalists Denise Beard and Abraham Peña during a tournament held Thursday, June 28 at the courts of Chapala’s Hotel Montecarlo. Look for more information on what is becoming one of lakeside’s hottest sports activities under Castro’s tutelage in next week’s Reporter.
On Monday, April 25, a sextet of soccer fanatics from Durango, who had spent the last four years mindfully saving every penny they earned, bundled themselves and a medium-sized school bus decorated in imitable Mexican style aboard a ship in Altamira, Tamaulipas, arriving in Germany via the Baltic Sea a month later.
Mexican soccer fans experienced a gamut of emotions during the team’s third and final group game at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Soccer fans will be glued to their televisions as the World Cup unfolds in Russia over the next month.