S.D. Huesca are not working. This is the key issue for the Huesca side beyond the result, which in this case was a 2-2 draw against Águilas. A goal in the final minute denied them victory, but the result was not unfair. Raúl Jardiel’s team can hold their own up front; at the back, however, they are a disaster. With this combination, finishing in the upper part of the table will be impossible.
Casademont Zaragoza unleashed a genuine storm at the Coliseum in A Coruña to overwhelm Leyma 71-92. The Aragonese side claimed its second win of the season and, with a 2-1 record, remains a potential contender for a place in the ACB top eight based on its play and early impressions.
A fundamental, memorable first win of the season for Club Deportivo Teruel. Joserra's goal secured a 1-0 home victory at Pinilla, where the fans played a crucial role. Against an Alcorcón side chasing top spot, Teruel knew how to suffer when necessary and seize its chance.
Around 100 professional golfers will compete from October 14 to 16 in the Iberdrola Calatayud Ladies Open, a women's tournament on the LET Access Series development circuit.
The Red Tide never abandons its team, and it was no different with the charter provided by Casademont Zaragoza. Nearly 50 fans flew alongside the club’s two teams to show that this support extends beyond the Príncipe Felipe and carries its teams forward whatever the circumstances.
Some trophies represent far more than a simple victory, and the World Cup is one of them. The prize lifted by Spain's national football team after reaching the pinnacle of international football will arrive in Zaragoza this October, bringing fans a piece of Spanish sporting history.
Numerous factors have changed from one season to the next, allowing Casademont Zaragoza to leave behind the agony and suffering and embrace renewed hope and ambition for a strong ACB campaign. As Guillem Vives, the team's first captain and the voice of the red-and-black locker room on Friday, explained, Gonzalo García de Vitoria's committed squad has a renewed hunger and desire to play: "The week feels long when I want to compete."
Casademont Zaragoza face a new test in A Coruña this Saturday at 6 p.m. as they look to continue improving at the start of the season. In the third round of the ACB, the Aragonese side visit a Leyma Coruña team that has started the competition with significant offensive firepower, forcing the red-and-blacks to take a step forward defensively. Ahead of the game, Gonzalo García de Vitoria stressed the importance of this: "We have to be consistent on defense in those first eight seconds."
The ESIC Business Race aims to attract more participants in Huesca in its third edition, bringing sport and camaraderie to the capital of Huesca on Sunday, October 25, while strengthening ties between the business and sporting worlds through shared values such as effort, personal improvement, fair play and teamwork.
The town of Puertomingalvo in Teruel will become the setting for a special El Clásico experience on October 20. La Liga and Airbnb will host an exclusive two-day, two-night event featuring former players Jordi Alba and Guti as hosts.
The change of scenery has not affected Stephanie Mawuli. After two seasons at Casademont Zaragoza, the Japanese player joined Meins Avenida this summer and has become the leading figure in the club's new project. The power forward is averaging 18 points, 5.5 rebounds and a 22.5 valuation rating after the first two rounds of the Liga Femenina Endesa, earning MVP honors in both games for Raquel Romo's team.
Aragonese handball will see a derby again this Friday at 7:00 p.m. at the Siglo XXI Pavilion. BM Contazara and Bada Huesca will begin a regional rivalry that has not occurred until now because they have competed in different divisions.
The goal was to break the curse, and Casademont Zaragoza did so in emphatic fashion. Without a win at the venue since 2022, the Aragonese club put all its ghosts to rest in Gernika, turning a routine Liga Femenina Endesa game into a historic night for the red-and-white side. Casademont Zaragoza not only returned from Gernika with a convincing victory, but also set a collection of records along the way.
The Competition Committee of the Royal Aragonese Football Federation has imposed a tough, exemplary sanction on Pina de Ebro after a 19-year-old referee was assaulted following the match against C.D. Unión La Jota Vadorrey. The body has decided to close the club’s facilities until the end of the season, June 2027, for youth matches.
Aday Mara is beginning to establish himself as a clear candidate to become a key player for the Oklahoma City Thunder after once again being the standout performer in their 128-126 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. The Spaniard is flying in preseason and will head into the start of the NBA season brimming with confidence as he looks to make his mark in the world's best league.
The standout match among the six Aragonese teams competing in this Copa del Rey first round is Atlético Calatayud's clash. The team from Calatayud will play a historic home fixture against Osasuna on Thursday, October 29 at 7:00 p.m.
A truly historic masterclass. Casademont Zaragoza turned Maloste into a celebration of basketball with points, three-pointers and an offensive storm that overwhelmed Gernika (72-108). Carlos Cantero’s side delivered a dominant performance in the Basque Country, with an almost unstoppable attack that gathered pace in the second quarter before exploding after halftime. The Aragonese team reached its all-time scoring record with an impressive 108 points.
Some places remain forever linked to a particular moment, and for Casademont Zaragoza, Galicia is one of them. Four months after experiencing one of the most incredible finishes in its history in Lugo, with a buzzer-beating three-pointer that produced an seemingly impossible escape from relegation, the Aragonese side returns to Galicia this weekend in the ACB with a completely different look. The team has undergone a major overhaul and started the season showing signs that this could be a very different and favorable year.
One of Spanish cycling’s biggest prospects, Aragonese rider Pablo Castrillo has established himself as one of the sport’s most promising talents and leading figures. Movistar Team, keen to retain the 25-year-old from Jaca, has signed him to a contract extension through 2030 after just one season with the team.
After opening the Liga Femenina Endesa with a commanding win over Estepona, Casademont Zaragoza's season is picking up speed in a week featuring two domestic league games before the EuroLeague begins. For the first of them, the Aragonese club will travel to Gernika to visit the cursed Maloste venue this Wednesday at 8 p.m.
