Ethan Desjardine
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Digital Reporter, Sports

Ethan Desjardine expects to graduate in Spring 2025, with a bachelor’s degree in sports journalism. Desjardine has previously interned for the USPBL and BJ Media.

Latest from Ethan Desjardine

‘Natives can ball’ too: ASU’s Xavier Guillory inspires Native American youth at Fiesta Bowl Legacy Youth Clinic

SCOTTSDALE – As a member of the Nez Perce Tribal Nation, Arizona State receiver Xavier Guillory understands the importance of role models for Native American youth. It made him the ideal person to lead the Fiesta Bowl Legacy Youth Football Clinic for children living in the Salt River-Pima Maricopa Indian community.

Arizona State’s Xavier Guillory and Fiesta Bowl mascot Spirit pose with children.

ASU baseball hopes to build on last season with new coaching hires, transfers

TEMPE – ASU baseball is entering its fourth season under head coach Willie Bloomquist and continues to establish a strong culture alongside new hires Jeremy Accardo and Jason Ellison.

ASU baseball coach Willie Bloomquist wearing a black ASU cap and sunglasses on a sunny day.

Commanders’ Jayden Daniels reflects on how ASU laid foundation for his success

PHOENIX – Jayden Daniels remembers his experience at ASU fondly as he returns to Arizona to take on the Cardinals Sunday at State Farm Stadium.


Liberty’s new leader: Hayden Fletcher forges own path as QB for Arizona’s top-ranked team

PEORIA – Senior quarterback Hayden Fletcher steps into the spotlight for Arizona’s No. 1-ranked Liberty Lions, writing his own legacy after the decorated career of former QB Navi Bruzon.


Championship fever? Basha Bears charging toward football state title under coach Chris McDonald

CHANDLER – It’s state championship or bust for the Basha Bears, who are off to another hot start after last year's heartbreaking state semifinal loss.

Close up photo of Coach Chris McDonald looking ahead

Shattering stereotypes: The continued rise of Black NFL quarterbacks and the road ahead

PHOENIX – As Black quarterbacks dominate the 2024 NFL season, their growing success highlights progress in the league, though challenges and double standards persist.

Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson and Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes shake hands on the field after a game.