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ASU tennis partners with ASU PD K-9 officers to keep balls in play
In an act of sustainability, the ASU tennis team has donated its used tennis balls to be used as motivational rewards for ASU Police Department K-9s.
Through the program, current and retired players at the major and minor league levels can pursue online education at any stage through ASU and its partners, with educational costs covered.
Jamea Jackson, ASU's first-year women's tennis coach, embarked on a tennis career after she had a stunning conversation at the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy.
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7 words that define ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt: 'How great do you want to be?'
"How great do you want to be?" That phrase is more than a question to Sam Leavitt. It is a challenge. And it is why Arizona State University’s redshirt freshman quarterback has become one of college football’s best stories this season.
ASU wide receiver Xavier Guillory driven by faith, family and heritage
Though most Sun Devil fans know Xavier Guillory as a football player, those closer to him know him as an old soul who is driven to make the most of every minute.
How Kenny Dillingham remade ASU's football team in just 1 year
The coach's ability to recruit kids who fit his vision has played a big role in ASU’s incredible turnaround, from being picked last in the Big 12 to making the College Football Playoff on Jan. 1.
Year in review: ASU's top stories for 2024
As the year draws to a close, ASU News is spotlighting some of the top stories from the past 12 months.
ASU tour guide inspires sports journalism path for Outstanding Undergraduate Student
Having a passion for journaling and writing, alongside a life surrounded by sports, the combination of the two was a perfect fit for Kendall Flynn who studied sports journalism at ASU's Cronkite School. This fall, she's an Outstanding Undergraduate Student award recipient.
International student pursues sports passion through law and business program
Growing up in Nigeria, Oluwadurotimi “Rotimi” Ogunjobi was interested in how laws impacted people’s lives. But as he got older, he realized he wanted to be more involved in another passion of his — sports. That led him to the Master of Sports Law and Business program at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.
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