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Pat’s Run draws thousands of participants Original
Pat’s Run celebrated its 20th anniversary April 13 with approximately 28,000 participants taking part in a 4.2-mile run/walk along the scenic routes of Tempe. The race featured a stampede from all backgrounds, including military veterans, Arizona State athletes and football coach Kenny Dillingham, Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon and senior citizens, among many more.
Firefighters take on Pat's Run in full gear to honor Tillman's sacrifice
Anthony Remedios/Cronkite News Valley firefighters Sergio Tosi, Brad Lerman and Nik Gazda were among the first responders to participate in the 20th annual Pat’s Run. They competed in full gear. (Photo by Anthony Remedios/Cronkite News) TEMPE – A tradition like no other, Pat’s Run celebrated its 20th anniversary Saturday with approximately 28,000 participants taking part in a 4.2-mile run or walk along the scenic routes of Tempe.
Phoenix faces rising competition as marquee events shirt to Las Vegas, Los Angeles
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Phoenix faces rising competition as marquee events shift to Las Vegas, LA - Daily Independent
Posted Wednesday, April 10, 2024 9:00 am By Anthony Remedios | Cronkite News PHOENIX — The Valley of the Sun has evolved into a destination for some of the biggest sporting events in the country, including Super Bowls, Final Fours, college football championship game and NBA and MLB All-Star Games.
Phoenix faces rising competition as marquee sports events shift Las Vegas, Los Angeles
Despite its strong infrastructure and track record of successful hosting, Phoenix must adapt to maintain its status as a top destination for sports and entertainment. (Photo by Daniella Trujillo/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – The Valley of the Sun has evolved into a destination for some of the biggest sporting events in the country, including Super Bowls, Final Fours, college football championship game and NBA and MLB All-Star Games.
As tipoff nears, ticket prices for NCAA men’s title game between Purdue, Uconn drop
Purdue coach Matt Painter can change the fortune of the Big Ten Conference. In seven title game appearances since 2001, the conference is 0-7. (Photo by Bennett Silvyn/Cronkite News) GLENDALE – Total solar eclipses are a rare event, and so is the opportunity to go see Monday’s men’s basketball national title game. But at what cost? No. 2 seed Arizona’s elimination by No. 6 Clemson surely helped lower prices.
Milwaukee Brewers’ Freddy Peralta earns first career Opening Day start Friday
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta is gearing up to be the next ace for the Milwaukee Brewers’ pitching staff and has secured the nod for Friday’s Opening Day. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images) PHOENIX – Among the Milwaukee Brewers’ revamped roster, the pitching staff will also look different in 2024. Right-hander Freddy Peralta was named the Opening Day starter for the first time in his career, while being just the third Dominican-born Opening Day starter in franchise history.
Casitas, private clubs among upgrades in plan for State Farm Stadium
Although the $15 million upgrade will address the demand for premium seating, the casita suites in the sound end zone will replace 1,200 general-purpose seats, upsetting some season-ticket holders. “In light of the Cardinals doing what they did with State Farm Stadium, I emailed my rep yesterday with my displeasure while asking to cancel my tickets and get a full refund,” X user Josh D @DavisOnScuf wrote Tuesday.
Casitas, private clubs highlight upgrades on Cardinals plan for State Farm Stadium
PHOENIX — New field-level suites and club areas at both end zones are among the major enhancements planned for State Farm Stadium, the Arizona Cardinals announced Monday. kAmp=E9@F89 E96 S`d >:==:@? FA8C256 H:== 255C6DD E96 56>2?5 7@C AC6>:F> D62E:?8[ E96 42D:E2 DF:E6D :? E96 D@F?5 6?5 K@?6 H:== C6A=246 `[a__ 86?6C2=\AFCA@D6 D62ED[ FAD6EE:?8 D@>6 D62D@?\E:4<6E 9@=56CD]k^Am kAm“x?
Arizona Cardinals’ State Farm Stadium seating plan upsets some fans
Anthony Remedios/Cronkite News The Arizona Cardinals announce $15 million upgrades to State Farm Stadium, including new field-level suites and club areas, aiming to enhance the fan experience. (Renderings courtesy of Arizona Cardinals) The Arizona Cardinals respond to fan demand for premium seating options with the introduction of field-level suites and club areas.
‘It’s home’: Desireé Reed-Francois introduced as University of Arizona’s athletic director
Cronkite News Less than a month after parting ways with Dave Heeke, the University of Arizona introduced alum Desireé Reed-Francois as its new director of athletics Tuesday. Making history as the first female full-time AD in the university’s storied history, Reed-Francois has served in leadership roles in collegiate athletics for more than a decade, most recently as Missouri’s athletic director since 2021. “This is a critical moment for Arizona athletics,” University of Arizona president Robert C.
University of Arizona introduces Desireé Reed-Francois as athletic director
Desireé Reed-Francois, second from right, steps into her role as the University of Arizona’s first female athletic director, promising a strategy centered on fiscal responsibility, philanthropy and athlete engagement. (Photo by Anthony Remedios/Cronkite News) TUCSON – Less than a month after parting ways with Dave Heeke, the University of Arizona introduced alum Desireé Reed-Francois as its new director of athletics Tuesday.
ASU baseball begins 2024 season with renewed confidence
PHOENIX — With just a month to go in the 2023 season, the Arizona State baseball team was ranked in the Top 20 and controlled its destiny to return to the NCAA Tournament. The possibility even existed to host postseason baseball at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for the first time since the team’s move from Packard Stadium nine years earlier. kAmw@H6G6C[ 2 =2E6 D62D@? D<:5 E92E D2H E96 $F? s6G:=D H:? ;FDE E9C66 @7 E96:C 7:?2= `a !24\`a 4@?76C6?46 82>6D 2?5 72== D9@CE :?
ASU baseball team begins 2024 season with renewed confidence
PHOENIX – With just a month to go in the 2023 season, the Arizona State baseball team was ranked in the Top 20 and controlled its destiny to return to the NCAA Tournament. The possibility even existed to host postseason baseball at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for the first time since the team’s move from Packard Stadium nine years earlier.
ASU baseball begins season with renewed confidence
PHOENIX – With just a month to go in the 2023 season, the Arizona State baseball team was ranked in the Top 20 and controlled its destiny to return to the NCAA Tournament. The possibility even existed to host postseason baseball at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for the first time since the team’s move from Packard Stadium nine years earlier.
Arizona State baseball hosts Santa Clara at Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Arizona State baseball coach Willie Bloomquist has high expectations after the Sun Devils struggled late in the 2023 season. (File photo by Nikash Nash/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – With just a month to go in the 2023 season, the Arizona State baseball team was ranked in the Top 20 and controlled its destiny to return to the NCAA Tournament.
No. 20 Sun Devils look to break winless streak against Fairbanks
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TEMPE – Following the overwhelming first-half success in its final season as an independent team, the last several weeks have not gone as planned for No. 20 Arizona State, compiling a 2-3-1 record in its past three series — all at home against No. 18 Cornell, Augustana, and Lindenwood, respectively.
2024 WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale special for Bud Cauley, Kevin Yu
Fans huddle together as the rain turned to hail during Wednesday’s celebrity pro-am at the WM Phoenix Open. (Photo by Alyssa Buruato/Cronkite News) SCOTTSDALE – Of all the events on the PGA Tour, the WM Phoenix Open stands out for several reasons. For many fans, it’s the party atmosphere, which typically hits a crescendo on the iconic 16th hole. But for those competing on the links, especially this year, this tournament means more than numbers on the scorecard.
Sun Devils tie Lindenwood, Postseason chances get slimmer.
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) TEMPE – With under a minute to go in the second period, freshman forward Kyle Smolen was sent to the penalty box for a face-off violation that would extend into the third period. At the time, Lindenwood had scored on two of its three power-plays so far, the last of which was as early as the 2/3 mark of the first period.
Goaltending troubles plague Sun Devils in 5-4 loss to Augustana
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) As Arizona State returned to Tempe to resume its normal schedule just a week ago, the Sun Devils were on the heels of two tournament victories in the inaugural Adirondack Invitational and Desert Hockey Classic, respectively, and a 16-3-5 record overall. It had been the program’s best start since its promotion to NCAA Division I ahead of the 2015-16 season.
ASU welcomes No. 18 Cornell in Ranked Rematch
(Photo: Hailey Rogalski/WCSN) TEMPE – With school back in session for the spring semester, Arizona State Men’s Hockey will begin what will arguably be the most critical stretch of the best season in program history, to date. Through 24 games, the Sun Devils are riding the highs of a 16-3-5 season overall, and an overwhelming 13-2-3 record at home. On Friday, ASU will have a rare opportunity in college hockey: a full series rematch against a team they played just two weeks earlier.
No. 12 Sun Devils hits the road to take on future NCHC opponent Colorado College
\The past four weekends have provided nothing but excitement for No. 12 Arizona State Men’s Hockey. The Sun Devils just completed a 6-2 eight-game homestand, sweeping Stonehill and Alaska Anchorage, and earning overtime wins in series splits against then-No. 2 Denver and then-No. 9 Providence. Through 14 games, the Sun Devils have compiled a 10-3-1 record, their best start in program history.
ASU Men’s Hockey splits series with No. 9 Providence, finishes homestand 6-2
(Photo: Hailey Rogalski/WCSN) On the one-year anniversary of Arizona State’s first overtime win at Mullett Arena over then-No. 2 Minnesota, hopes of repeating that Mullett Magic filled the room following ASU’s 4-3 overtime win Friday evening. However, the No.9 Providence Friars defeated the Sun Devils 2-1 in Sunday’s matinee series finale to walk away with a series split.
No.14 Sun Devils sweep Alaska Anchorage with second Shutout of season
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) For No. 14 Arizona State Men’s Hockey, the depth of its roster has been its biggest strength, entering Sunday’s series finale with 14 goal-scorers and all but six players without a single point. Sophomore forward Ryan Alexander and graduate defenseman Brandon Tabakin added to that list, each scoring their first goals of the season, en route to the Sun Devils’ 3-0 win over Alaska Anchorage.
ASU Men’s Hockey remains perfect at home, sweeps Stonehill
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) Following a 5-4 overtime victory on Friday, No. 16 Arizona State Men’s Hockey completed the sweep over Stonehill with a late 3-2 win on Saturday. The series marks the Sun Devils’ third sweep of the season and a perfect 6-0 record at home. On Friday night, ASU showed that no deficit is too large, highlighted by senior forward Mathew Kopperud’s game-tying power-play goal in the middle of the third period.
Sun Devil Men’s Hockey Hits Road for weekend series against Miami (OH)
(Photo: Hailey Rogalski/WCSN) Off the high of its best start in program history, it’s time for Arizona State Men’s Hockey to hit the road for the first time this season. Following last week’s sweep at home over Northern Michigan, the Sun Devils jumped five spots in the coaches’ poll rankings to move up to No. 13. On Friday, they will travel to Ohio to play a two-game series at Miami (OH), a future NCHC opponent, marking the first meeting between the two programs.
Sun Devil Men’s Hockey sweeps Northern Michigan, extends Best Start in Program History
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) When matched against the tough odds of being an independent program, every game counts. Additionally, having a fancy number next to your team is never an easy task, given the perceived added pressure. That didn’t seem to make a difference for No. 18 Arizona State Men’s Hockey on Friday and Saturday, as they completed the sweep in a dominant 5-1 victory over Northern Michigan. Saturday’s victory extends ASU’s best start in program history to 4-0. “It’s grit.
After pitching struggles in Oregon, ASU baseball turns focus to Stanford series
EUGENE, Ore. – Although it came away with just one victory in its series at Oregon, the Arizona State baseball team is ready to shift its focus to the future. Before the weekend, ASU had split or won every conference series this season and was one of just five Power Five college baseball teams to do so. That changed at PK Park, where the Sun Devils lost 11-5 and 16-10 before winning Sunday 9-6. Pitching woes continued for the Sun Devils, who gave up 33 runs in the three-game series.
After pitching struggles in Oregon, ASU baseball turns focus to Stanford series
EUGENE, Ore. — Although it came away with just one victory in its series at Oregon, the Arizona State baseball team is ready to shift its focus to the future. Before the weekend, ASU had split or won every conference series this season and was one of the Power Five college baseball teams to do so. That changed at PK Park, where the Sun Devils lost 11-5 and 16-10 before winning Sunday 9-6. Pitching woes continued for the Sun Devils, who gave up 33 runs in the three-game series.
After struggling in Eugene, ASU baseball looks forward to series with Stanford
EUGENE, Ore. – Although it came away with just one victory in its series at Oregon, the Arizona State baseball team is ready to shift its focus to the future. Before the weekend, ASU had split or won every conference series this season and was one of just five Power Five college baseball teams to do so. That changed at PK Park, where the Sun Devils lost 11-5 and 16-10 before winning Sunday 9-6. Pitching woes continued for the Sun Devils, who gave up 33 runs in the three-game series.
ASU Women's Lacrosse: Sun Devils outlast Trojans, advance to Pac-12 Championship
(Photo Courtesy/Sun Devil Athletics) Thursday evening was an emotional one at Sun Devil Soccer and Lacrosse Stadium, as third-seeded Arizona State defeated second-seeded USC for the first time this season 13-12, reaching the Pac-12 Championship for the first time in program history and inching closer to a bid in the NCAA Tournament. “It’s a really exciting moment [tonight] for a lot of reasons,” ASU head coach Tim McCormack said.
ASU Women's Lacrosse: Sun Devils defeat Golden Bears, prepare for USC rematch
(Photo Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics) After reaching its highest regular-season finish in program history, No. 3 Arizona State will have a chance to set a new record again after defeating No. 6 Cal 17-8 on Wednesday, thus setting up a matchup with No. 2 seed USC in the semifinals of the Pac-12 Lacrosse Championships on Thursday night. Ten different players found the back of the net for ASU to make up those 17 goals, with no player scoring more than twice.
San Mateo National opens District 52 Little League All-Stars 11-12s tourney with walk-off win
PALO ALTO — After a cancelled 2020 season, the annual District 52 Little League All-Stars are back at long last. The D52 12-year-olds’ tournament started Saturday, featuring each league’s best athletes from Pacifica to Palo Alto. The winner of the tournament will advance to the sectional round and begin their journey for a possible spot in the Little League World Series in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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