For the first time in two years, UTRGV men’s soccer has a conference championship to chase. And six matches into a season featuring 16 newcomers, we’re already getting an idea of what this team might look like. We’ve seen the offensive ceiling — a five-goal explosion on the road at South Florida. We’ve seen the defensive foundation — a clean sheet against defending Ohio Valley Conference champion Lindenwood. UTRGV is 2-2-2 overall and 0-0-1 in the OVC. But the record is only

Eleven matches into the Nataki Stewart era, UTRGV women’s soccer has already given us a few reasons to be intrigued. Isabella Burtini has become the player at the center of the attack. Freshman Anuhea Aalona is starting to make her presence felt. Mariana Amezcua has had some big afternoons in goal, and Sienna Church has been part of a defense that already put together three straight shutouts. The record — 4-6-1 overall and 0-2-1 in the Southland — doesn’t jump off the page. B

By Diamond DITV | Fan Perspective Five games into the season, UTRGV women’s soccer is 3-2. But the record doesn’t tell the whole story. The Vaqueros opened the season with back-to-back losses and were outscored 6-1. Since then? Three straight wins. Three straight shutouts. A 6-0 scoring advantage. And maybe most importantly, this team looks different. We were there for the season opener against Texas Southern. UTRGV had plenty of the ball and created opportunities, outshootin

By Diamond DITV | Fan Perspective It’s only two games. We know. But there’s already something interesting happening with UTRGV men’s soccer. The Vaqueros are 1-0-1 to start the 2026 season, and the record might not even be the most encouraging part. It’s how they’ve gotten there. UTRGV has fallen behind three times. UTRGV has answered three times. That’s not a bad identity to start building for a team with 16 newcomers and only nine returners. The Vaqueros opened with a 3-2 r