The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
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 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.
The troubled return of Javier “Chicharito” Hernández to his boyhood soccer team, the Guadalajara Chivas, took another turn for the worse this week.
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.
Enrique Alfaro Ramírez, the former governor of Jalisco, has officially taken a significant step away from his political career by joining the coaching staff of Real Valladolid, a team currently competing in Spain’s La Liga 2 (second division). Alfaro, who served as governor from 2018 to 2024, announced the move on November 21, marking a bold new chapter in his professional life.
With the Mexican Pacific League (LMP) playoffs looming, scheduled to start January 1, 2026, the Charros de Jalisco are playing out the final games of the regular season.
The debut of a team from Tucson, Arizona, in the Mexican Pacific Baseball League (LMP) has been fraught with complications.
Kenyan athletes claimed victory in both the men’s and women’s categories at the 2025 Guadalajara International Marathon, held on Sunday, November 30. The 41st edition of the race saw 7,400 runners take to the streets of Guadalajara, with African athletes sweeping the podiums in both events.
Game seven may have been the Holy Grail for the Dodgers, but it was heartbreak for the Astros de Jalisco basketball team.