Larissa Liska

3 days ago | kristv.com | Larissa Liska

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — South Texas Speed Track Club in Corpus Christi has made tremendous strides over the past four years. Their next goal is to send an athlete to the AAU Junior Olympics, and they have athletes in the rankings to qualify. "My goal is to go to the Junior Olympics," said 7-year-old Bryelle Williams. Williams is one of 203 kids in the South Texas Speed Track Club. She began running when she was 3-years-old. Williams competes in the 100, 200 and now 400 meters.

4 days ago | kristv.com | Larissa Liska

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The H.M. King Brahmas and Agua Dulce Longhorns will be representing the Coastal Bend at Dave Campbell's Texas Football 7on7 State Tournament. It's the first time both programs have qualified for the event, and for the Brahmas it shows that their Gold Standard culture is paying off. "It's just fun," said H.M. King football head coach Ruben Garcia.

1 week ago | kristv.com | Larissa Liska

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi FC Sharks are hosting the top team in the Lone Star Division, Laredo Heat SC this Saturday. The Sharks' home stand heroics have been unmatched, and no matter where they come from their universal language is on the pitch. "You're used to like saying the words in your own language, so sometimes you get confused and say something in your own language and they don't understand," said Chile native and University of Wisconsin forward Cristobal Porter.

1 week ago | kristv.com | Larissa Liska

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — There's a lot that goes into winning on game day. Teams need good practices and equipment ready to go. Calallen 2025 grad Gregory Rogers received a Division 1 college scholarship to do just that, and he's excited to represent the Wildcats at the college level. "I feel like everyday at practice what I do contributes to the game," Rogers said. "You know it's been such a surreal journey, and I've just got to thank everybody that's supported me.

1 week ago | kristv.com | Larissa Liska

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Hockey in Corpus Christi is going into it's 28th season, but the team will also have new ownership and a new primary logo. One of the few changes that will be going into effect, but if one thing is for certain is that the tradition will stay alive. After 18 seasons, the IceRays are going in a new direction. The Lange family passes on the torch to co-managers Steve Donner and George Manias, who have been in the business for at least 30 years and both played hockey.