Rey Castillo
Sports Reporter at Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Husband to Rose, dad to Rey Anthony. Sports reporter for the Caller-Times/USA Today Network. Texas A&M-Kingsville graduate. Jesus is my savior.
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1 week ago |
caller.com | Rey Castillo
As we reach the end of the spring season, several Coastal Bend softball athletes have put together memorable campaigns. The year ended with multiple teams reaching the UIL playoffs, including Calallen's historic third consecutive UIL state championship and IWA advancing to the TAPPS state title game. From June 16 to June 23, readers may cast their vote for who should be the Caller-Times Fan Favorite Player of the Year. Editors note: This is a readers' choice poll.
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2 weeks ago |
caller.com | Rey Castillo
Following is this week's Texas Parks & Wildlife fishing report for parts of the Gulf Coast of Texas. Corpus Christi: GOOD. 80 degrees. Tide levels are on the rise again. Trout are great on croaker in about four feet of water. Drum are consistent over reefs on dead shrimp. Redfish have been coming off of shallow flats on shad. Report by Captain Aerich Oliver, Rockport Paradise Outfitters.
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2 weeks ago |
caller.com | Rey Castillo
What is believed to be Port Aransas' first shark sighting of 2025 has been confirmed thanks to a TikTok video that has gone viral. The video shows a baby shark swimming on the shallow end of the shore before making its way back into deeper parts of the water. San Antonio resident Rissaa Marie captured the video on her TikTok page, and has accumulated more than 5,000 likes on 2,000 shares throughout social media.
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3 weeks ago |
timesrecordnews.com | Rey Castillo
ROUND ROCK — Gordon senior Maddox Stewart had a lot to be proud of after he and his teammates overcame a tragic event that shook the small Big Country town of nearly 500 people. An EF-1 tornado, which reached wind speeds of 105 miles per hour, struck Gordon on May 18, causing havoc and devastation to the town and the school district. Still, the Longhorns overcame the adversity by reaching the UIL state championship game for the first time in program history.
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3 weeks ago |
reporternews.com | Rey Castillo
ROUND ROCK — Gordon senior Maddox Stewart had a lot to be proud of after he and his teammates overcame a tragic event that shook the small Big Country town of nearly 500 people. An EF-1 tornado, which reached wind speeds of 105 miles per hour, struck Gordon on May 18, causing havoc and devastation to the town and the school district. Still, the Longhorns overcame the adversity by reaching the UIL state championship game for the first time in program history.
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