So you may have spotted a sign that reads SELLER FINANCING while passing through a neighborhood in Phoenix or somewhere else in Arizona Consolidation Now`s. You might be asking yourself, “What is seller financing, and why should I care?” Seller financing is a concept that you should know if youRead More →
On Thursday, August 11, 2022, Sandra Faye Lopez, beloved wife and mother of 3 children and 8 grandchildren, died peacefully and at home after a long battle with cancer at the age of 73. Sandra was born on July 15, 1949 to William and Louise Davidson in Asheville, North Carolina.Read More →
The Arizona State Sun Devils football program is facing the most uncertain quarterback it has seen in quite some time. The Sun Devils have been blessed with guys like Taylor Kelly, Mike Bercovici, Manny Wilkins, and more recently Jayden Daniels over the past decade. That kind of consistency and reliabilityRead More →
Sharon Lee Kearns passed away on July 8, 2022 after a fierce battle with multiple myeloma. Sharon was born on August 14, 1948 in Battle Creek, Michigan. She attended Western Michigan University where she earned her teaching degree. She taught in Chicago schools for several years before finding a careerRead More →
Republican primary voters on Tucson’s northwest side, far east and Rita Ranch area are embracing the party’s MAGA wing, according to preliminary results from state Senate District 17. With nearly every precinct flagged Wednesday at noon, Justine Wadsack, who describes herself as a “Pro Trump America First” conservative, was poisedRead More →
TEMPE, Ariz. — A more seasoned version of Sun Devil Volleyball is poised to win it in the 2022 season with players from every conference and key starters returning to make some noise. In fifth year under head coach Sanja Tomasevic, Sun Devil Volleyball went 14-17 (7-13 Pac-12) in 2021.Read More →
Dr. Wallace Simpson passed away peacefully on August 6, 2022. He was born February 2, 1935 in Sisseton, SD, grew up in Minnesota and graduated from Belview High School in 1953. He played basketball, baseball and football and met Rose, his high school sweetheart. They married in 1958 and celebratedRead More →
An underrated pick by the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason was former Arizona State linebacker Darien Butler. Now reunited with his post coach, Antonio Pierce, as he transitions into the NFL, the 2019 forced fumble leader is thriving with the Silver and the Black. Butler made a huge impact duringRead More →
Jerry L. Haggard, 85, of Phoenix, AZ, died June 15, 2022 with his beloved wife by his side. Born in El Dorado, Kansas, Jerry grew up in the small town of Wellington. He married his high school sweetheart Mitzi and their love turned 67. Jerry graduated from the University ofRead More →
Reverend Jorge Ayala Canez, 75, of Phoenix, AZ, died Aug. 4, 2022, after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease. Jorge was born on June 4, 1947 to Luis and Emilia Canez in Phoenix. He graduated from Carl Hayden High School in 1966. He enlisted in the United States Air ForceRead More →
Arizona State defensive back Alijah Gammage proudly shows off the tattoo he got on the back of his neck a few years ago of the Phoenix skyline. The words underneath read “Blame the city. I’m a product of it.” Gammage is indeed a proud native of the Valley. He isRead More →
Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and friend, Don Lee Redman, rests forever as of July 2, 2022. Born February 8, 1935 in Salt Lake City, son of Miriam Cecilia Redman and Samuel Turner Redman. He married Paula (Varner) Redman on December 6, 1953. Don is survived by hisRead More →
It is with great sadness that the family of Oliver (Michael) Ray 79, announces that he lost his battle with cancer and passed away on July 31, 2022, with his loving family by his side. Michael was born on November 22, 1942 in Kansas City, Missouri, and was the childRead More →
92-year-old retired U.S. Army Colonel Wallace W. Noll of Scottsdale, Arizona passed away peacefully on July 31, 2022. He was born March 7, 1930 on the farm where he grew up near Salisbury, Missouri. His parents were August W and Elfreda Lehnhoff Noll. Wallace graduated from Salisbury High School inRead More →
The NCAA recruiting investigation into Arizona State’s football program is not close to being resolved, according to comments from ASU President Michael Crow to The Athletic on Tuesday. “I know we haven’t been very vocal about anything from my office because the NCAA asks us not to say anything,” CrowRead More →
Eugene (Gene) Petersen left this life surrounded by his family at his home in Cave Creek, Arizona on August 3, 2022. Husband, father, grandfather and devoted friend, he was born on February 8, 1937 in Sioux City, Iowa of parents, Marvin and Emma Peterson. He is survived by his belovedRead More →
Frances Lee Garrett, 76, of Phoenix, Arizona, died Aug. 3, 2022, after a long battle with cancer. She passed away peacefully at home, with her family by her side. Mrs. Garrett was born Frances Lee Voris in Springfield, Ohio on January 12, 1946, to Roma Rosalee White and Gordon EdwardRead More →
It was Thanksgiving 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, when a Tucson mom named Sarra headed to her grocery store to pick up a turkey. She had taken her 7-year-old son and his 5-year-old friend with her. But the store was asking people to stay outside to slow the spread ofRead More →
A new alternate uniform for the Arizona State football team isn’t wow with fans after it was recently launched on social media. @ASU_Uniformity, an account that follows ASU uniforms, recently showed off the look on social media and it was quickly picked up by several other accounts. The uniform includesRead More →
FOXBOROUGH — Jack Jones’ road to the NFL has seen a lot of twists and turns, but the Patriots rookie defensive back credits his ability to acclimate and be ready for his time at Arizona State under the former Jets and Chiefs coach Herm Edwards. “Fortunately, I played in aRead More →
Izzy Redmond is more than an athlete. More than the scores of his routines. More than anything she does in the gym. As a member of the upper class of Arizona State Gymnastics, Redmond is a team leader. But she’s also a leader outside of the gym. Redmond’s focus onRead More →
Joyce Susan Mers, 80, died August 3, 2022, Joyce was born December 18, 1941 in Denver, CO. The parents here were Merle and Alice Lewark. Joyces’ mother moved her and her older brother, Ron, to Phoenix, AZ in 1949. Joyce attended Thunderbird Adventist Academy where she met her husband LeeRead More →
David Valdez Lopez (“Luchie”) Obituary – The Arizona Republic David Valdez Lopez (“Luchie”), 79, of Guadalupe passed away peacefully on July 28, 2022 surrounded by his loved ones. He worked in the trucking industry where he delivered different crops throughout Arizona and surrounding states. As a teenager, he met NellieRead More →
Jan Carleen Draper (Rhodes) born in Amarillo Tx on December 6, 1948 born to Carl and Opal Lee Rhodes. She was a wife, a mom, a sister, an aunt, a girl, a survivor, a great friend and a warrior of Jesus Christ. On July 21, 2022, we lost her althoughRead More →
Mesa, Arizona resident William Walden Munsil, nicknamed “Two Dollar Bil” for his love of the currency denomination, died July 31 after a long illness. Bil was born in Portland, Oregon, the sixth child of Lee Elverton Munsil and Evelyn Martha Shaw Munsil. When World War II ended, when Bil wasRead More →
Oregon-based Pac-12 reporter John Canzano wanted to double-check and make sure his many sources were all aligned on one particular point. Canzano, who is also a columnist and radio host, delved into a story about the realignment of college sports. It wrote the following in its substack: There have beenRead More →
Steve was born in August 1940 to Charles and Janice Payne in Kansas City, Missouri and passed away on July 24, 2022. He was their firstborn and also the first grandchild of both sets of grandparents. Steve was the apple of everyone’s eye, so he got a lot of loveRead More →
Richard (“Dick”) Edmund Doughton, 92, died Thursday, June 30, 2022 (11:30 p.m. MST). He valiantly battled congestive heart failure, after surviving prostate cancer several years ago, and was very well cared for by Friendship Village in Tempe, Arizona. Growing up in rural Pennsylvania, Dick was a proud son of WelshRead More →
Patricia Ann Steward has lived a remarkable life of passionate projects, generous deeds and a deep love of art, music, animals and community. The love of his life was his daughter Rhiannon Sofia Christina Loretta Steward. A resident of Bisbee, Arizona for many years, Patricia passed away in Tucson onRead More →
A photo of the virtual seating chart featured on the Coyotes websiteArizona Coyotes According to Jenna Ortiz of the REPUBLIC OF ARIZONA, the “rapidly changing timeline” for Arizona State’s new multi-purpose arena resulted in the “moving of the original date of the game from December to October”. There had beenRead More →
Republican primary voters on Tucson’s Northwest Side, Far East Side and Rita Ranch area are embracing the party’s MAGA wing, according to preliminary results from the state Senate District 17. With nearly every precinct flagged Wednesday at noon, Justine Wadsack, who describes herself as a “Pro Trump America First” conservative,Read More →
Former Arizona State men’s golf student Nicolo Galletti said he didn’t have his best on the final day of the 2022 Arizona Open. Galletti, who turned pro after graduating from ASU in 2017, shot to par on Wednesday but it was enough for him to claim victory at the 2022Read More →
Margaret Ann Manville, 86, of Carpinteria, CA, passed away peacefully in eternity on Saturday, July 23 in Glendale, AZ. She was born in Tucson, AZ to Milton “Tex” Manville and L. Celeste Hankins. Her childhood was spent in various states in Texas, the Southwest, California, and the Pacific Northwest. DuringRead More →
The Pac-12 conference predictions are in and they’re generally not kind to Arizona State and Arizona in their projected arrival at the conference. But it doesn’t take too impressive a win-loss record to make a game of college football. Will ASU and Arizona make bowl games this season? We lookedRead More →
Blake Masters won Tuesday’s GOP Senate primary in Arizona and is set to face incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ). The Masters beat businessman Jim Lamon and Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich (R). The Masters ran an at times threatening campaign that relied heavily on conspiracy theories. He made an explicitRead More →
Blake Masters won Tuesday’s GOP Senate primary in Arizona and is set to face incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ). The Masters beat businessman Jim Lamon and Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich (R). The Masters ran an at times threatening campaign that relied heavily on conspiracy theories. He made an explicitRead More →
The Arizona State Sun Devils will feature a virtually unrecognizable offense in terms of returning players in 2022 following an exodus of starters through the NCAA transfer portal and the 2022 NFL Draft. Gone is three-year-old starting quarterback Jayden Daniels and running backs Rachaad White and DeaMonte “Chip” Trayanum fromRead More →
Arizona State enters pivotal year under coach Herm Edwards. In his first four seasons at the helm, the Sun Devils have yet to win more than eight games and finish no better than second in the Pac-12 South. Most projections have Arizona State squarely near the bottomRead More →
It is with great sadness that the family of Colonel David Manning, 93, announces his passing on July 28, 2022. Dave was born September 26, 1928 and was the only child of Reg and Ruth Manning. Originally from Phenicia, Dave graduated from North High School and Arizona State University beforeRead More →
TEMPE — Football games are won and lost in the trenches. There is no secret about this. But for an Arizona State team that has 43 new players on its roster, can the defensive line be the anchor for the Sun Devils on this side of the ball? The postRead More →
Marvin Allan Sondag was born January 6, 1950 and died July 28, 2022 in Mirabella at ASU Memory Care in Tempe. He was born in Carrington, North Dakota. He graduated from Sykeston High School in 1968, the University of North Dakota in 1972, and Arizona State University School of LawRead More →
Arizona State Retirement System reduced its position in shares of Donaldson Company, Inc. (NYSE: DCI – Get Rating) by 1.2% in the 1st quarter, according to the company in its latest Form 13F filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The company held 33,410 shares of the industrial products companyRead More →
Arizona State Retirement System added to its position in Old Republic International Co. (NYSE:ORI – Get Rating) by 0.9% during the first quarter, according to the company in its latest filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The fund held 78,840 shares of the insurance provider after buying an additionalRead More →
It is with saddened hearts that we announce that Curtis Russell Bain, born January 4, 1992, passed away in his hometown of Phoenix, Arizona on Friday, July 22, 2022. In his 30 short years, Curtis taught many things to his family and friends. He taught us that there is nothingRead More →
Paul Robert Monk, 80, of Anthem, Arizona passed away peacefully with his family present on July 24, 2022, in Glendale, Arizona. He was born on May 7, 1942 to Elmer and Astrid Monk in Seattle, Washington. His beloved sister, Dale, clearly remembers it being a sunny day, which is rareRead More →
Arizona Department of Health Services Arizona State Hospital was originally called the Arizona Insane Asylum when it opened in 1887 at 24th Street and Van Buren in Phoenix. From airplanes to cafes to classrooms, it’s not uncommon to see a service animal. And not just the classic guide dog –Read More →
Deadline: September 1, 2022 Applications are open for the 2022/2023 Arizona State University Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship in Educational Leadership. The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College (MLFTC) at Arizona State University (ASU) invites applications for up to two postdoctoral fellow positions in the field of instructional leadership. Education Leadership, a programmaticRead More →
History links TEMPE, Ariz. – The head coach Megan Bartlet successfully traveled the country as five more players head to the desert to become Sun Devils. The group of Taylor and Kenzie Nicholson, Gianna Boccagno, Mackenzie Osborne and Kenzie Brown features a sister duo, four transfers andRead More →
Arizona State Pension System recently filed its 13F report for the second quarter of 2022, which ended on 2022-06-30. The 13F report details the stocks that were in a guru’s stock portfolio at the end of the quarter, although investors should note that these filings are limited in scope, containingRead More →
Cloyce Clark of Gilbert Arizona died on July 20, 2022, at the age of 83. Cloyce was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. He graduated from North High School where he wrestled at 112 pounds. He won the Arizona State Wrestling Championships in 1955, 1956, and 1957 and qualified toRead More →
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Women’s Lacrosse | July 28, 2022 History links Haley Warden named assistant lacrosse coach Sun Devil Lacrosse Names Taryn VanThof Head Coach TEMPLE, Arizona – Head Lacrosse Coach Sun Devil Taryn VanThof completed its first team Thursday with theRead More →
Greg Burton and P. Kim Bui In 2021, The Arizona Republic launched an initiative to reach more bilingual readers and households whose residents prefer information in Spanish. We’ve had a product for these readers, La Voz and TV Y Mas, for a long time, but we weren’t reaching enough online.Read More →
Clayton Edward Anderson of Tempe, Arizona died on July 12, 2022. “Andy”, as his friends and family called him, was born in Oakland, California on December 26, 1926 to Myrtle Annette Larson and Edward Hilmer Anderson. The family moved to Arizona where Andy grew up and attended Osborn Elementary School.Read More →
History links Traditions – Sun Devil Head Trainers TEMPE – We locked him up. Zeke Jones agreed to a five-year contract extension that will keep him at the helm of Sun Devil Wrestling through the 2026-27 season. One of theRead More →
Rickey passed away peacefully on July 20, 2022, in his sleep at his daughter’s home, surrounded by his children and loved ones. Rickey enjoyed life and fought hard every day until the night he breathed his last. Rickey still had a big smile that also matched the size of hisRead More →
TEMPE, Ariz. — To kick off the 2022 season, Sun Devil Volleyball will host the inaugural Webb-Burbridge Classic August 26-27, a tournament named after two big names in Sun Devil. The tournament’s name honors Sun Devil legends Tammy Webb-Leibl (1983-1986) and Amanda Burbridge (1997-2000), two All-Americans who are in theRead More →
Retired insurance executive and community leader Alexander Barbanell died on July 17, 2022, days before his 92nd birthday, at Mount Sinai West Hospital, New York, NY. He died of pneumonia and multiple infections. His wife and children were with him when he died. Born on August 1, 1930 in Warsaw,Read More →
FOLLOW SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL PLAYERS ON A PRESEASON PRIZE WATCH LIST BUTKUS AWARD (7/25)Sun Devil Football fifth-year linebacker Merlin Robertson lands on the Butkus Award pre-season watch list, the latest Sun Devil to be identified as one of the best in his position heading into the 2022 season. InstitutedRead More →
Douglas Earl Clarke, 72, died July 14 in Newton, MA. Doug was the only son born to Verna Lou White on April 1, 1950 in Somers, MT. He attended Somers Elementary School and graduated from Flathead High School in 1968. After graduation, he enrolled in classes at Flathead Valley CommunityRead More →
History links Pacific Coast Amateur Championship Official Site (Thanks and credit to the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship for the great coverage below. The original story can be found here and click here for final scores) Portland, Oregon – Sun DevilRead More →
It is with great sadness that the family of Harry Olaf Burns announces his passing at the age of 77. Harry was born in Eugene, Oregon then at 6 months old he moved to Phoenix, Arizona with his mother and grandmother. This is where he lived until he was draftedRead More →
On Friday, July 15, 2022, loving father and dad Thomas J. Gartland passed away in his sleep at the age of 70 in the comfort of his home with his family. Thom was born January 14, 1952 in Marion, IN of Constance and Francis X. Gartland, Jr. He was aRead More →
A Vietnam veteran and longtime resident of Mesa, Arizona, died after a long illness on July 16, 2022. Bill was born in Chicago on April 29, 1936 to Rosemary (Kennedy) and William B. Cowperthwait. Siblings include two sisters, Carol Ann Cunningham, Corene Mary Frick (who predeceased him) and brother ThomasRead More →
William “Bill” Joseph Breckner, 59, of Scottsdale, AZ passed away peacefully on July 19, 2022 in Phoenix, AZ. Bill was born September 4, 1962 in Omaha, NE to Ronald and Judy Breckner. He spent most of his youth in Burnsville, MN with siblings: Jane, Paul and Bob. After graduating fromRead More →
It didn’t take long for some to notice Xazavian Valladay and his arrival in Tempe. Valladay has been officially added to the Doak Walker Award pre-season watch list. The Doak Walker Award has been around since 1990 and is awarded annually to the top running back in the nation. Valladay,Read More →
July 23, 1947 – March 22, 2022 Bill died at Sutter Hospital in Santa Rosa, California. He was 74 years old. He began life in Whittier, California, spending his childhood in Southern California and adulthood in Scottsdale, Arizona. He attended Camelback High School, Arizona State University, and Cal Tech. HeRead More →
When Kara Blackstone hears the crack of the ball on a baseball bat, it’s not a moment of excitement for her, it’s judgment. Blackstone, an Arizona State University alumnus, is an official scorer for Major League Baseball and the first official female scorer assigned to the Arizona Diamondbacks. The jobRead More →
BILLINGS, Montana — Bert was born on October 13, 1935 in Glasgow. He had a great childhood in the family business, “The Shannon Hotel”, where he spent his childhood with his best friend, his sister Nancy. After graduating from high school, Bert joined the military and was stationed at FortRead More →
Dell “Bart” Bartlett Oliver Jr. died on July 11, 2022, with his wife of 52 years by his side. Bart was born on August 8, 1944 in Muskegon, MI. to Dell Oliver Sr. and Marilyn Thill Oliver. Growing up in Michigan, Bart enjoyed the many lakes, hunting, fishing, and boating.Read More →
ASU’s Tempe campus parking structures stopped offering free parking to visitors on weekends beginning July 16. Previously, all Tempe campus parking lots were free on non-event weekends. A July 5 announcement of the change from ASU Business and Finance attributed the adjustment to “more activity around the Tempe campus inRead More →
Kelly Wilcox (Smith), born to Frank and Linda Smith on March 30, 1979 in Santa Ana, California, died suddenly at the age of 43 on July 13, 2022. Kelly and her family moved from California to Flagstaff in 1980 where she attended Knoles Elementary School, Mt. Elden Middle School, andRead More →
Alexander Bialywlos White, MD passed away peacefully on July 18, 2022, in his 100th year, at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona, surrounded by his wife and children. He was born on June 4, 1923 in Krosno, Poland. The only member of his family of six to survive the Holocaust, heRead More →
Irene Margaret Lytle Fluhr died on July 15, 2022 at the age of 93. Irene was born on August 29, 1928 in Naco, Arizona. She was the third of five children born to William Henry Lytle and Mary Holt Lytle. Irene spent her childhood in Naco, Tucson and Globe, graduatedRead More →
PHOENIX – Day two of the 2022 MLB Draft was marked by Sun Devil Baseball’s by Joe Lampe selection of the third round and by that of Sean Mc Lain two laps later in the fifth. Lampe (Cleveland Guards/92nd overall) and Mclain (Los Angeles Dodgers/165th overall) became the 460e andRead More →
Arizona State football is a meager 25-18 with only one bowl victory under fifth-year head coach Herm Edwards. But could things change in 2022? When former NFL coach and ESPN analyst Herm Edwards took over as head coach at Arizona State in 2017, expectations were sky high from the start.Read More →
Carolyn (Cari) McElhaney, a resident of Shadow Mountain Memory Care, succumbed to the debilitating effects of Lewy body dementia on July 1, 2022, at the age of 76. Cari was born and raised in the Detroit area, graduating from McKenzie High School. She earned an elementary education degree from theRead More →
Anthony Robles was very proud to compete for the Arizona State wrestling team because he is an Arizona guy through and through. He is a product of Mesa High School who returned to school in a coaching role after his college career ended. Being in the next class of theRead More →
Arizona State’s fate seemed sealed after a massive exodus of talent just weeks ago. Not so fast, it seems now. (Photo: ASU Athletics) A month ago, the word “hustle” was just beginning to describe Arizona State’s softball program. Head coach Trisha Ford left Tempe to become head coach at TexasRead More →
Albert R Maloney, 84, of Goodyear, AZ, died Thursday July 7, 2022. Al was born in Springfield, IL on August 8, 1937 to Albert Harrison and Dorothy Jorgine Maloney. He is survived by his wife, Marlene Kay; daughters, Gail and Jill (Matt); brother, Robert; and grandchildren, Amanda and David (Brooke)Read More →
Elizabeth (Betty) Ann McCormick Cochran passed away comfortably in her sleep on April 8, 2020, during covid after a long and fulfilling life. The family will hold a belated celebration of life and services at their beloved church, First United Methodist Church in Central and Missouri, on Wednesday, July 27Read More →
Sandy was born Sandra Hylton to John and Mary Zelonis on 3/8/1946 in Mahanoy, PA. Sandra’s family lived in many small towns in Pennsylvania due to her father’s job. Sandra graduated from Lansford High in Lansford, Pennsylvania. in 1964. She was the reunion queen in 1963. Sandra married Tom BlankRead More →
Traci Lynette Dancer-Silverman died on July 13, 2022 in Paradise Valley, AZ from pancreatic cancer. Traci was born in Bloomfield, IA to Carolyn Bogle Shook and Martin Arlo Shook. She graduated from Camanche High School in Camanche, IA, the University of Iowa with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education, andRead More →
History links TEMPE – The biggest track and field event on the planet just after the Olympics is back and five Sun Devils are going for gold. Maggie Ewen, four-time NCAA champion, three-time NCAA champion Jorinde van KlinkenNCAA silver medalists Christabel Nettey and Chris Benard, andRead More →
Anne Velma Odenwald, 72, was born in Pocatello, Idaho on August 31, 1949. She died in June 2022. In 1967, she graduated from Saguaro High School in Scottsdale, AZ. She attended Arizona State University. Anne enjoyed ballet, jazz, tap and modern dance. She performed in high school and at ASURead More →
How hot is Herm Edwards’ seat as the coach of the ASU football team? According to a ranking of college football coaches in the hot seat, only one coaching seat is hotter than the football coach at Arizona State. CBS Sports’ Dennis Dodd recently rated the job security of FBS’Read More →
It is with very heavy hearts that we share the news of the loss of our dear Colonel on July 4, 2022. Lawrence Carl Petrowski was born in Queens, New York on June 22, 1944 to Carl and Sally Petrowski and grew up in Long Island, gradually moving away fromRead More →
On Sept. 10, Arizona State will enter Boone Pickens Stadium for the first time since 1991 to face an Oklahoma State team expected to challenge for the Big 12. That in itself will be an interesting matchup, a measuring stick game against a solid non-conference opponent. But the backdrop ofRead More →
Josh Doan can have a little more fun this year. The son of former Arizona Coyotes captain Shane Doan faced high expectations last summer just because of his last name. When the Coyotes selected him in the second round of the NHL Draft, he knew he had to make anRead More →
BHC Sportgs Office Former Richlands High School star Mac Osborne announced via social media on Sunday that she was transferring to Arizona State. The right-handed pitcher spent the past two seasons at Virginia Tech and went 4-1 with a 4.20 ERA in 21 games (six starts) for the Hokies. SheRead More →
The rich get richer in Norman, Okla. as the Sooners landed a commitment from Arizona State hitter Cydney Sanders for the 2023 softball season. Just weeks after Patty Gasso and Oklahoma added pitcher Alex Storako and shortstop Alynah Torres, the defending national champion, the Sooners are bringing in another greatRead More →
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It’s been a week since USC and UCLA announced they would join the Big Ten in 2024, and the dust has yet to settle on the potential ramifications their departures will have. Now the Pac-12 is scrambling to save itself amid rumors that Oregon may be joining the Big TenRead More →
History links TEMPLEArizona – Sun Devil women’s golf legend Anna Nordqvist has been announced as part of the 2022 class of the Sun Devil Athletics Hall of Fame. “We are extremely proud of Anna for all that she has accomplished during her illustrious career,” saidRead More →
Merlin Robertson and the Sun Devils are ranked No. 80 in Athlon Sports’ Top 131 for the 2022 college football season Arizona State’s gradual three-year rise under Herm Edwards faced sudden turbulence last summer when the start of an NCAA investigation into alleged recruiting irregularities rocked the program throughout aRead More →
LONDON – Former Sun Devil student and three-time Grand Slam champion Desirae Krawczyk has now progressed in women’s doubles and mixed doubles at Wimbledon. With two wins on Wednesday, Krawczyk advanced to the mixed doubles final AND the women’s doubles semifinal. His partner Neal Kupski and Krawczyk are the defendingRead More →
Taryn VanThof was introduced Wednesday as the new head coach of Arizona State’s women’s lacrosse team. Prior to ASU, VanThof served as an assistant coach at the Florida National Powerhouse, where she helped the Gators to six NCAA Tournament wins, two top-flight eight appearances and five conference tournament titles. VanThofRead More →
TEMPE, Ariz. – Head coach of the Arizona State University women’s basketball team Natasha Adair today announced the appointment of Lizzie Olary as Deputy Director of Program Operations. Oleary will transition from student-athlete to staff member after playing the past five seasons for Adair at Delaware. “I am delighted toRead More →
History links Wimbledon results Krawczyk wins mixed doubles title at US Open 21 LONDON – Former Sun Devil student and three-time Grand Slam champion Desirae Krawczyk has advanced to the Wimbledon women’s doubles and mixed doubles quarter-finals. KrawczykRead More →
During the live broadcast of the final round of the LIV Golf Invitational Series event on June 25 at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club near Portland, Oregon, the breakaway circuit led by Greg Norman and backed by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia has announced Paul Casey as its newestRead More →
In an effort to keep up with the SEC and Big Ten’s efforts to become superpower conferences, reports indicate the Big 12 is meeting with several top college football programs this week. According Jason Scheer of WildcatAuthority.comBig 12 officials will meet with current Pac-12 schools in Arizona, Arizona State, ColoradoRead More →
Trying to deduce the next steps for the summer version of College Football Bingo has become a full-time nationwide obsession since news broke last week that USC and UCLA were bolting the Pac-12 for the Big Ten in 2025. Apparently, the Big Ten has told various outlets that the conferenceRead More →
July 2 (UPI) — The FBI has subpoenaed two Arizona state lawmakers in its investigation into the January 6, 2021 Capitol riots. Arizona Senate President Karen Fann and Senator Kelly Townsend of the Republican Party told The Arizona Republic that the FBI issued subpoenas to them. Fann added that theRead More →
Michigan baseball found itself in an undesirable situation this offseason, losing longtime head coach Erik Bakich to the vacant head coaching position at Clemson. Bakich left Ann Arbor with a long and impressive resume. In 10 seasons, Bakich led the Wolverines to 5 NCAA Tournament appearances. That streak included aRead More →
After being postponed for two years due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the The Arizona State Poker Championship will return in July. The Arizona State Poker Championship will take place July 8-12 The 16th State Poker Tournament will return to Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale. Resuming after a two-year postponementRead More →
The Justice Department has subpoenaed two Republican Arizona state senators for information related to possible correspondence with lawyers for President Donald Trump amid attempts to overturn the results of the presidential election in 2020 were underway. Karen Fann, President of the Arizona Senate, and Sen. Kelly Townsend received subpoenas lastRead More →
History links VANDŒUVRES, Switzerland – Sun Devil Women’s Golf Alexandra Forsterling and Calynne Rosholt will compete alongside Sun Devil Men’s Golf’s James Leow and Josele Ballester at the 2022 Arnold Palmer Cup, which will take place from July 1-3 at the Golf Club de GenèveRead More →
June 30, 2022 (PRESS RELEASE) — The Talking Stick Resort is excited to invite poker players and fans to the ARENA Poker Room July 8-12, for the 16th Annual Arizona State Poker Championship .Read More →
SALT LAKE CITY- Summer is here, which means it’s the perfect time to start thinking about Utah’s 2022 football schedule. While we’re still about a month away from fall camp, it’s not never too early to start previewing the Utes’ opponents with help from Unrivaled’s Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell.Read More →
TEMPE, Ariz. — With so much change and uncertainty on offense, Arizona State might need its defense to hold things together to start the season. The Sun Devils might have the staff to do it. A pair of fifth-year linebackers lead a unit that last season gave up 20.8 pointsRead More →
Due to Arizona’s changing demographics, our state is becoming more and more purple, due to new residents coming from more liberal states, the growing diversity of non-white residents, and as our State gradually rejuvenates, older and more reliable conservatives are countered. by younger voters who tend to vote less oftenRead More →
Processing Archivist The ASU Library seeks a Processing Archivist to organize, describe, and provide access to archival materials within the unique and diverse collections of the ASU Library. Reporting to the Head of Community Archives, the Processing Archivist applies appropriate professional standards and best practices in processing special and archivalRead More →
Bob ChristieAssociated Press PHOENIX — Counsel for the Arizona Senate Ethics Committee reported Friday on its investigation into online comments by a Republican lawmaker that appeared to accuse the federal government of a supermarket massacre in Buffalo, New York. But attorney Chris Kleminich’s report came to no conclusion about whetherRead More →
Hundreds demonstrated outside the government building in response to SCOTUS’ decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. The Arizona Senate Republican Caucus said the Senate was safe, but smoke and tear gas spread through the chambers. Senators had to move to another area of the building to complete their session. LoadingRead More →
PHOENIX (AP) — Counsel for the Arizona Senate Ethics Committee reported Friday on its investigation into online comments by a Republican lawmaker that appeared to accuse the federal government of a supermarket massacre in Buffalo, New York. But attorney Chris Kleminich’s report came to no conclusion about whether Sen. WendyRead More →
By BOB CHRISTIE, Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Counsel for the Arizona Senate Ethics Committee reported Friday on its investigation into online comments by a Republican lawmaker that appeared to accuse the federal government of a supermarket massacre in Buffalo, New York. But attorney Chris Kleminich’s report came to noRead More →
It’s been 25 years since the Arizona State Sun Devils made it to the Rose Bowl. What has changed since? Not only has Arizona State gone through many changes during this time, but the whole world is different from the last time ASU faced the Big 12 (then Big 10)Read More →
TEMPE — One of the best stories to come out of the Arizona State media room last season came from Robert Rodriguez. Asked about linebacker Darien Butler, the defensive line coach talked about Arizona State’s preseason ritual of ranking the best players in the program. Before last season, Rodriguez saidRead More →
Funnel cakes, gravity-defying rides and cattle competitions will return to the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix for five weeks this fall. The Arizona State Fair will run from September 23 through October 30. It will be open from Thursday to Sunday for a total of 23 days. According to theRead More →
History links TEMPE, Ariz. – Megan Bartlet was named head coach of the Arizona State University women’s softball program, June 22, 2022, as announced by the university’s vice president of athletics and director of athletics Ray Anderson. Last season, Bartlett helped lead an unseeded UniversityRead More →
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act has Republican support needed to pass Senate YUMA, Ariz. (KECY, KYMA) – Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema spoke in the Senate today about the bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the Senate’s response to the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, in Texas. The bill has the support of moreRead More →