At the pinnacle of Jason Mohns’ success at Saguaro High, one frequently overlooked common denominator sat quietly in the background, year after year, as the Sabercats hoisted multiple gold balls…
By Jayden Nance On the occasion where Phoenix temperature exceeds the one hundred degree mark, seeking an area that provides the escape of cooler climate becomes necessary. I recently went…
You won’t find many high school offensive linemen bigger, smarter and more unique than Peoria Centennial’s Ben Lowther. “Zone Read” sat down with the 6-foot-7, 335-pound Stanford commit to discuss…
It was a new venue for the sixth annual edition of Just Chilly’s Flight Club. The 7-on-7 competition and big man challenge, which regularly closes out the month of tournaments,…
Ty Wisdom flips off the light switch while almost simultaneously spinning 180 degrees in his high back, rolling chair. It’s lunch hour at Chandler High but class is in session…
Commissioner Jim Phillips addressed all the hottest topics Wednesday during his on-stage appearance at ACC football media days in Charlotte, from the conference’s new tiebreaker policy to the Protect College…
By Kirby Maus The 2026 FIFA World Cup could become more than the largest sporting event in history—it could become a World Cup of Faith… With billions watching worldwide, soccer…
By Jasmine Garcia The bright lights, cheering crowds, and the championship belts are the moments most people see when it comes to Muay Thai. What they don’t see is the…
By Jared Figueroa For most diehard baseball fans, visiting every MLB ballpark is a lifelong dream. For Cronkite graduate Joshua Ortega, it became a month-long sprint across North America. In…
By Jasmine Garcia When Saige Peters received the phone call from Boise State, years of hard work, dedication, sacrifice and perseverance finally came full circle. “I just couldn’t believe it,”…