Believed to be the first NASCAR driver with Autism, 19-year-old Armani Williams teamed up with Centria Autism and Andy Hillenburg’s Fast Track Racing team to visit Phoenix Raceway in one…
Governor Doug Ducey took questions from Sports360az.com CEO Brad Cremat on Thursday’afternoon in regards to high school football being played during the pandemic and the big sporting events like NASCAR,…
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Mental Health Concerns for Athletes During the Pandemic
Story by Frida Mata As COVID-19 social distancing guidelines were implemented back in March, athletes all over the country found themselves having to stay at home instead of going…
Frida Mata After more than a decade of increasing rates of concussions, a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that the rate of emergency room…
Athletes go through the same ups and downs as anyone else. In addition to playing their sport, they also have to juggle school and life in general. While a lot…
Women in sports. There are a lot more of us today than there were back even 5 years ago, but there is still a lot of work to do. Meet…
The last week has done nothing to change my mind that we LIKELY WON’T have a high school football season. In speaking with several power program football coaches, none of whom wanted…
This video is an excerpt from The Inside Lane with Devon Henry. Click here to watch the extended interview. En route to the greatest finish in team history, Mike Harmon…
Story by Frida Mata A rising high school senior member of the Arizona State Champion Brophy Swim Team was the first to swim an open water marathon at Santa Barbara…
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Mind Over Matter
Story by Frida Mata The growing problem of student-athlete concussions has inspired the Barrow Neurological Institute and ASU to extensively research ways at attempting to lower them. Nationally, teams report…
