Legends Rise: A tradition between Texas State University Campus San Marcos and Campus Querétaro

Legends Rise

Football once again became a meeting point between Mexico and the United States. 

 

On August 5th, the Bobcats of Texas State University Campus San Marcos and Texas State University Campus Querétaro met at the Elisia Education Hub facilities to compete in the second edition of Legends Rise, the now classic international women’s soccer game that means so much more than just 90 minutes of play. 

 

Beyond the score, the match allowed students from both campuses to compete, socialize, and share experiences, strengthening a tradition that connects sports with a truly international university experience. 

 

Competing is also a way of learning 

For the players from Texas State University Campus Querétaro, facing another American university team represented an opportunity to measure their competitive level, strengthen their confidence, and continue growing as student-athletes. 

 

Legends Rise brings participants closer to international scenarios where skills such as leadership, collaboration, and adaptation are developed through real experiences. 

 

A community that crosses borders 

Legends Rise did not begin or end with the final whistle. During their stay in Queretaro, the students from both campuses participated in integration and cultural exchange activities, toured the campus, and had opportunities to socialize outside of the playing field. 

 

These experiences allowed them to learn about other perspectives, share what it means to be a student on each campus, and create relationships that transcend sports competition. 

 

Two campuses, one vision 

For the sports programs at both campuses, Legends Rise has become an opportunity to create international experiences around sports and strengthen the relationship between their communities. 

 

The goal is not only to compete, but to create spaces where students can grow, learn about other cultures, and prepare themselves to thrive in increasingly global environments. 

 

“Our goal goes far beyond the result. We want our players to have international experiences that raise their competitive level, strengthen their confidence, and prepare them to face any challenge on and off the field. That is the true value of this event.” 

— Luis Rey Quintanar, Head Coach for Texas State University Campus Querétaro 

 

“Each visit to Queretaro strengthens the relationship between our campuses and confirms that sport is a powerful tool for building bridges between cultures. We have found a program committed to the holistic development of its students, and that gives Legends Rise a much deeper meaning than just a game.” 

— Steve Holeman, Head Coach for Texas State University San Marcos Campus 

 

Legends Rise: A tradition that continues to grow 

With its second edition, Legends Rise continues to build a tradition between Texas State University Campus San Marcos and Texas State University Campus Querétaro. 

 

Every encounter between Bobcats opens new opportunities to compete, learn, live together, and create connections between students from Mexico and the United States. 

 

Through experiences like this, students can experience a university education that is not limited to the classroom: one that brings them closer to other cultures, strengthens their confidence, and prepares them to thrive in an increasingly connected world. 

 

This is the promise of Elisia Education Hub: to open exceptional opportunities for young people through a world-class educational offering, within a unique campus in Mexico. A safe environment where they can live, study, connect with others, and build a comprehensive university experience. 

 

Because some of the experiences that most shape your university journey also begin when you meet, compete, and learn alongside people from other parts of the world. 

 

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