Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Empowering soccer
Women's soccer in Mexico began to gain traction in the 1970s, marking a change in how women were perceived and involved. Despite a plethora of initial challenges, soccer soon became a platform for female empowerment.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Resounding beginnings
At Estadio Azteca in 1971, Mexico's women's squad wrote their own history. Although they didn't win the final against Denmark in an unofficial international tournament, their participation caught the attention of over 110,000 fans.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
First steps
Established in 2017, the Tijuana Xolas joined the Liga MX Femenil, marking a historic milestone in Mexican women's soccer. From the outset, the team has shown a firm commitment to promoting and developing talent, seeking to grow the sport as much as possible.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Handsome inspiration
El Hermoso (The Handsome One), the Xoloitzcuintle dog who inspired the team's shield, is so much more than a mascot. He represents the identity, strength and uniqueness of both the team and the region.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Estadio Caliente
Estadio Caliente, home of the Xolas and with a capacity of over 22,000 spectators, is a venue that exemplifies the tenacity and innovation that defines the Xolas and the city's commitment to promoting women's sports.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Local talent
The Xolas have been instrumental to the league's growth thanks to their development of local talent. Players like Greta Espinoza and Carolina Jaramillo, whose careers began in Tijuana, are examples of the team's positive impact on the sport.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Impacting the future
The Xolas have not only influenced soccer, they have also had a cultural impact and serve as role models for young female athletes.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
A legacy of strength
Although their history is still young, the Xolas have overcome huge challenges, demonstrating resilience that inspires and motivates others both on and off the pitch.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
United by differences
The Tijuana Xolas represent a mix of cultures and backgrounds, symbolizing diversity and unity, and demonstrating that cultural diversity makes us a better community.
Xolos Women's Club (2023-10-21) by Manuel Pérez GarcíaMinistry of Culture of the Government of Mexico
Legacy in progress
The Xolas continue to build on their legacy. Their history and achievements embody the passion, determination and hope that define women's soccer in Mexico and are testament of what women can achieve in the sport.
