Arizona’s growing community of ultrarunners find ways to keep racing during sweltering summer months. The Insomniac Night Series provides an outlet for all types of distance runners to race safety and build relationships in the process.
Arizona high school football moms learned about their sons’ safety on the field and techniques at their positions at the Arizona Cardinals youth football camp. Fifteen mothers participated in on-field drills alongside their sons.
The Super Bowl is returning to Arizona in 2023. Super Bowl LVII will be the fourth Super Bowl held in the Phoenix metropolitan area and third since 2008.
Collegiate tennis has experienced a boom in foreign competitors over the years. The development helped Arizona State field its inaugural men’s tennis team.
Former NFL players share their wisdom at the Arizona Cardinals youth football camp. The camp teaches high school students about healthy living and the necessary position skills to continue their football careers.
Baseball and lacrosse at Arizona State are just a couple of the sports that have been boosted from transfers, who have quickly adjusted to the surroundings in Tempe.
The WNBA considers last season one of its most successful, with average game attendance reaching a six-year high and record-breaking numbers in merchandising and social media engagement.
Rick Neuheisel, who grew up just miles from Sun Devil Stadium, was named coach of the Phoenix franchise in the upstart Alliance of American Football league Friday.
Between Prescott Valley, where the G League Northern Arizona Suns play, and Phoenix is 92 miles of highway. Danuel House and Alec Peters are quite familiar with a route that is their regular commute to play for the Suns. It’s just another day in the life of a two-way player.
With the team poised to pick another one-year player, Suns reflect on one-and-done rule. It worked for Devin Booker. But questions remain if the rule is doing its job.
As a freshman, senior linebacker Jay Jay Wilson used special teams to carve out a role when he had no other. Now, he's a leader on a unit hoping to make strides this season.
Dave Delano suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and is deemed unemployable. After battling PTSD on his own, he uses golf and the Veteran Golfers Association as a release and an outlet.