Jesse Zaragoza

Jesse Zaragoza has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in July 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Jesse Zaragoza are: • Instagram • YouTube • Email • X Besides social media accounts, jessez10 has populated their site with: • Jesse Zaragoza | Yourbasin Articles • “For the Love of the Game”, George Quintero’s battle with Bone Marrow Cancer • From hospital bed to home plate: Brynn Rodgers’ road to recovery | Yourbasin • Coahoma softball aiming to silence any doubters in 2026 | Yourbasin • The Tailgate to host first-ever fight night event | Yourbasin • Local boxing gym hosts event honoring late teammate | Yourbasin • Local ninja academy heads to finals competition in Dallas | Yourbasin • Permian Panthers gear up for clash with unbeaten Allen Eagles | Yourbasin • Permian Panthers reminisce on state title game from 30 years ago | Yourbasin • Midland High star Pulelei’ite Primus commits to Vanderbilt for football | Yourbasin • Conrad Martinez to challenge unbeaten Jean Paul Rivera in Puerto Rico • Back to back to back: Garden City golfers make awesome comeback • One last dance through the woods • Gorilla Heavy Hitters hosting first promotional event in Odessa • Midland College’s Hector Rodriguez joins the 300 club • Midland ISD teacher looks to inspire students by competing at Boston Marathon • Mastermind behind the scenes: meet RockHounds GM Shelly Haenggi • Midland High powerlifting team competes at state • Fastest Growing Sport In the Country • Road to Repeat: Coahoma softball aims to go back-to-back • From South Korea to UTPB, Sangha Park is making a name for himself in the golf world • History of Ratliff Stadium • Chris Ryburn joins the 300 club after MCS’s victory in Regional Final • Rockhounds celebrating 10 millionth fan this week • JESSE ZARAGOZA SPORTS REEL • The best-kept secret in West Texas high school sports • The rise of women’s basketball in the Basin • Local karate school heading to nationals • Coahoma is headed back to Austin for their fourth straight state title appearance • Coahoma’s Jaidyn Vineyard signs letter of intent to Hardin-Simmons University • Midland High School honors seniors enlisting in armed forces | Yourbasin • Log In ‹ Yourbasin — WordPress • The art of crafting a bow • JESSE ZARAGOZA PICKLEBALL YOURBASIN - Bing • Fort Stockton family aims to revive movie theatre experience • PICKLEBALL THE FASTEST GROWING SPORT • Science N Girls inspires young women to pursue science careers | Yourbasin • Ragball tournament to help with medical expenses, how to get involved • “He’s going in the right direction,” family friend of 12-year-old shooting victim gives update • Is there a solution to fixing border issues? West Texas sheriff weighs in • Understanding what everyday life is for law enforcement near the Texas/Mexico border • WATCH: Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan stops in the Basin to promote his new beverage • ‘Unlike anything we’ve ever seen’: West Texas Sheriff tells us what’s really going on • Statistics show crime declining in Midland as MPD looks to continue the trend • Commissioners Court approves petitions for emergency service department in Ector County • Nonprofit organizations gather to spread human trafficking awareness • Polo, the undiscovered game in West Texas • ECSO talks drones amid nationwide speculation about foreign technology • Drones look to make things easier and safer in the oilfield • Sanderson continues to recover from devastating tornado • Forensic pathways for students • Hurricane Otis impacts hundreds of residents • Coahoma survives 11-inning semifinal, clinches state title berth • Goodnight legacy entering the liquor industry • Lowrider culture continues to grow in West Texas • State Senator Roland Gutierrez visits the Tall City • UTPB professor’s latest book tackles injustices in sports • UPTB celebrates Dia De Los Muertos with festival • Local artist turns front yard into Halloween art • HS Football Previews: Big Spring returns experienced squad with high expectations