The Frisco RoughRiders welcomed the Midland RockHounds to Riders Field ahead of the Fourth of July weekend celebration series. This gallery highlights a summer night of baseball, from on-field action to the moments around the stadium that make an evening at the ballpark memorable.

The inaugural XENOM Decathlon of Fitness event marked the debut of a new format of fitness competition, bringing together ten disciplines into a single test of athleticism. As the first athletes to take on the challenge, competitors became part of the event's history, helping define what the Decathlon of Fitness™ could become.

The WNFC IX Championship Game brought the Women's National Football Conference season to Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas. Featuring the Texas Elite Spartans and the San Diego Rebellion, this gallery captures the intensity, emotion, and defining moments from championship weekend.

The Dallas Pulse captured the 2026 Major League Volleyball championship in a dramatic five-set comeback victory at Comerica Center in Frisco, Texas.

Corey Seager and Wyatt Langford take the field as they begin rehab assignments with the Frisco RoughRiders, drawing fans to Riders Field for a rare opportunity to see two Texas Rangers stars up close.

Dallas Trinity FC secured a postseason berth in the club's regular-season finale, while team captain Amber Brooks made her final home appearance before retirement.

More than a race, IRONMAN 70.3 Dallas brought thousands of athletes to North Texas to complete a 70.3-mile endurance challenge while competing for qualification spots to the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.

Overtime OT7 opening weekend featured some of the nation's top high school football talent and prospects competing in one of the premier 7-on-7 events in the country.

The East-West Shrine Bowl brought many of the nation's top NFL Draft prospects to Frisco for one of college football's premier all-star showcases, where players competed to improve their draft stock in front of NFL scouts, coaches, and executives.

The 2025 Carriers Open served as the U.S. Roller Freestyle Championships, bringing together many of the nation’s top inline freestyle skaters to compete for national titles and spots on the US Team ahead of the World Championships.