• Athletic Department Mission Statement

    Consistent with the mission statement of Socorro ISD, the athletic department will provide pathways for students to optimize skills and to reach one’s full potential through participation in athletics and interscholastic competition.  The Socorro ISD Athletic Department seeks to promote the intellectual, physical, social, and emotional development of our student athletes by providing opportunities to participate in athletics. Our program goals are:

    • To teach the value of respect, ethical conduct, and sportsmanship.
    • To encourage the development of a strong work ethic and self‐discipline
    • To develop character and leadership skills.
    • To involve as many students as possible in athletic programs and provide opportunities to invest in teamwork.

     

    High Schools:

    Americas Trailblazers 

    Eastlake Falcons

    El Dorado Aztecs

    Montwood Rams

    Pebble Hills Spartans

    Socorro Bulldogs

     

    Middle Schools:

    Bill Sybert Scorpions

    Capt. Walter E. Clarke Cowboys

    Col. John O. Ensor Eagles

    Desert Wind Colts

    Ernesto Serna Wolves

    Hurshel Antwine Cougars

    Jane Hambric Hawks

    John Drugan Dragons

    Montwood Middle Moose

    Salvador H. Sanchez Warriors

    Socorro Middle Bulldogs

    Spec. Raphael Hernando Cavaliers

    SSG. Manuel R. Puentes Bobcats

    Sun Ridge Generals

    William D. Slider Stallions

     

    The Socorro ISD Athletic Department oversees health and physical education for all students.

    The Student Activities Complex (SAC) is located at 1300 Joe Battle Blvd. in El Paso, Texas. The seating capacity is 11,000. The SAC is equipped with a granular-infill synthetic turf sports field, an all-weather eight-lane track, and a high-tech video board. It is used primarily by SISD students, athletes, coaches, staff, and administration for athletic events such as football games, soccer games, track meets, our Volunteer After School Sports Program championship events for elementary students, and Special Olympics. The SAC is also used by the Fine Arts Department for band competitions, mariachi concerts, and other performing events.

    The Socorro ISD Regional Education Recreational Facility (Aquatics Center) is located at the south side of the SAC at 1257 Southview. It consists of an indoor competition eight lane 25 yard pool, a recreational pool, water slides, a whirlpool, and a party room. It also has an outside recreational pool with water slides and a children’s play area. The Aquatic Center is used by SISD students, athletes, employees, and members of the community for events such as water aerobics, lap swimming, competitive swimming practice, UIL swim meets, 3rd grade Learn to Swim lessons, adaptive physical education swimming, club swimming team practice, and public recreational swimming.