The El Paso high school sports scene was buzzing with activity from August 11 to August 15, 2026, showcasing impressive performances in both volleyball and cross country. Schools across the region competed fiercely, with several standout athletes making headlines.
In high school volleyball, Eastwood High School delivered a commanding performance against Americas, winning in straight sets with scores of 25-8, 25-17, and 25-14. Katia Valerio was a standout for Eastwood, contributing 11 kills, six digs, and three aces. Other notable players included Mia Lopez with 10 kills and Kaylee Armendariz, who added eight kills to the mix. The team's strong showing reflects their ongoing commitment to excellence this season.
Pebble Hills also had a successful outing, defeating Del Valle with a scoreline of 25-21, 25-14, and 25-15. Kylah D. led the charge with 16 kills and four digs, while Camila M. and Addison P. each contributed significantly, combining for 14 kills and multiple blocks. This victory underscores Pebble Hills' strong start to the season.
Fabens High School triumphed over Harmony in a closely contested match, finishing with scores of 25-29, 25-22, and 25-9. M. Jurado shone for Fabens with 17 digs, while A. Olivas added eight kills to the team's efforts. The win is a testament to Fabens' resilience and teamwork.
Eastlake secured a decisive victory against El Paso High, winning 26-24, 25-11, and 25-18. El Paso High's Ava Glenn and Crystal Gonzalez made notable contributions, but it was not enough to overcome Eastlake's dominance. This match highlights the competitive nature of the district as teams vie for top positions.
Coronado also emerged victorious, defeating Chapin with scores of 25-20, 25-20, and 25-16. Difanny Soltero was instrumental for Coronado, delivering five kills and 25 assists, while Natasha Hernandez added 12 kills. This performance solidifies Coronado's status as a formidable contender in the league.
In a thrilling five-set match, Canutillo edged out Andress with scores of 25-22, 21-25, 16-25, 25-20, and 15-11. Alyssa L. led Canutillo with 12 kills and seven digs, showcasing her versatility on the court. This hard-fought victory demonstrates Canutillo's determination and skill.
In cross country, the DV Meet held on August 7 featured impressive individual performances. In the girls' race, Sophia Barraza from Franklin finished first with a time of 18:41.25, followed closely by her teammate Idaly Lozano at 19:51.50. The boys' race saw Andrew Truax from El Paso High take the lead with a time of 15:35.54, followed by Richard Mendoza from Franklin, who clocked in at 15:44.46. These results reflect the growing talent in El Paso's high school cross country scene.
As the season progresses, the competitive spirit among El Paso high schools continues to rise, with athletes striving to improve their performances and secure victories for their teams. The results from this week serve as a reminder of the dedication and skill present in local high school sports.
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