General News

NFL Monday Night Football moves south of the border on November 21 for the first time in 11 years.

Seven straight days of wet and wild action will take place November 14 through November 20 when Chapala’s Boca Laguna ski club hosts the 2016 Pan American Water Ski Championships. Top-notch competitors from Canada, the United States, Mexico and other countries, including a number of world and national champions, are lined up for the event. 

Athletes from long-distance running kings Kenya once again reigned supreme in the Guadalajara marathon, which unfolded on a chilly Sunday morning across 26 miles of city avenues and streets.

The World Golf Hall of Fame and Museum announced Tuesday that its 2017 Induction Class will include Lorena Ochoa, the stellar Guadalajara-born golfer who retired in 2010 at age of 28 to start a family.

Mexican soccer overlords are trying to play down the seriousness of fans’ homophobic chants at national team games in the wake of yet another fine from the sport’s governing body, FIFA.

Charros de Jalisco fans could have been forgiven for thinking it was December 25 rather than October 12 as their Mexican Pacific League (LMP) season got underway against the Tomateros de Culiacan in Zapopan Wednesday evening.

After Donald Trump's election triumph, Mexico’s soccer players probably won’t require much of a motivational pep talk when the latest chapter of the famous North American soccer rivalry unfolds later today in Columbus, Ohio.

The Charros de Jalisco have signed up five new players from the United States to add to their roster before their Mexican Pacific League home opener on Wednesday, October 12 – Art Charles (infielder), Sean Halton (outfielder), Bruce Kern (pitcher), Kyle Simon (pitcher) and Aaron Kurcz (pitcher).  Tickets for the game are on sale at the Charros Stadium in Zapopan. Ticketmaster is currently only selling season tickets (abonos).