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Paige Wood Transitions from UTEP Golfer to Weekend Sports Reporter at ABC-7

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Paige Wood, a talented golfer from UTEP, is set to join KVIA-TV as a weekend sports reporter later this summer. Known for her previous role as a sideline reporter for Miner Vision, Paige's experience as a student athlete and her academic accolades, including being a 2026 Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll recipient, position her well for this new venture. Brenda De Anda-Swann, general manager of KVIA-TV, highlighted Paige's unique perspective and connection to UTEP, especially as the university prepares to enter the Mountain West Conference. This move marks a significant step in her media career and aims to enhance local sports coverage.

Key Details: • Paige Wood will start her role at KVIA-TV later this summer. • She has previously worked as a sideline reporter for Miner Vision. • Paige is a 2026 Conference USA Academic Honor Roll recipient. • Her experience will be valuable as UTEP transitions to the Mountain West Conference.

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