Jack Reeves
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Sports Digital Reporter, Phoenix

Jack Reeves expects to graduate in August 2024 with a master’s degree in sports journalism. He previously graduated in May 2023 from the University of Northern Iowa with a bachelor’s degree in sports public relations.

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Golf after dark: Grass League ushers in new era with primetime professional, amateur tournaments under the lights

TEMPE – The Grass League is a new par-3 golf league that combines professional and amateur players in a team format under the lights and provides opportunities for players to gain recognition and sponsorships.

Drew Kittleson standing on stage with arm raised, holding a cap in hand, acknowledging the cheering crowd at a night event.

State of Phoenix Rising: New coach, new questions amid return to USL playoff picture

PHOENIX – A new coach and new player helped lead Phoenix Rising to a much needed win Friday night. But there are still many questions around the state of the club after Danny Stone was fired.

Phoenix Rising goalkeeper Rocco Ríos Novo maintains his sixth clean sheet of the season to keep El Paso Locomotive FC at bay during their 2-0 victory. (Photo courtesy of Phoenix Rising)

Phoenix Suns bet on NBA Summer League to fill point guard void

LAS VEGAS – The Phoenix Suns are lacking one true position headed into the season: point guard. The Suns’ Summer League team has a variety of guards on the roster who could potentially fill that role.

Former Michigan State guard Tyson Walker, now with the Phoenix Suns' Summer League team, looks to showcase his skills and compete for a roster spot. (Photo by Joshua Heron/Cronkite News)

‘All eyes are on (us)’: New-look Big 12 debuts at Las Vegas media days with bold ambitions

LAS VEGAS – At the Big 12 media days in Las Vegas, Commissioner Brett Yormark unveiled an ambitious vision for the newly expanded 16-team conference.

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark addresses the media at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas during the first day of Big 12 Media Day. (Photo courtesy of Brad Denny)

Last place? ASU dismisses skeptics who predict poor Big 12 finish

LAS VEGAS – Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham attended his first Big 12 Football Media Day. Picked to finish last in the conference, the Sun Devils and Dillingham say they have improved in the offseason and hope to prove critics wrong.

Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium was transformed into a press setting for Big 12 Football Media Day. Players and coaches, including Arizona State’s Kenny Dillingham, addressed questions about the new-look conference. (Photo courtesy of PHNX)

State Farm Stadium set for world-class soccer matches in historic Copa América

GLENDALE – The world's oldest international soccer tournament is coming to the Valley. Copa América is headed to State Farm Stadium, with the first of three big matchups on Friday, featuring the best countries and players in the world.

In 2016, the United States hosted the Copa América Centenario, marking the first time North and Central American teams competed alongside South America's elite. (Photo by Norman Hall/LatinContent via Getty Images)

Tempe’s Grass Clippings Rolling Hills shines new light on golf with nighttime play

TEMPE – Grass Clippings Rolling Hills is Arizona’s first fully lit 18-hole golf course. The nighttime experience fosters a new vibe and vibrant community.

A diverse group of players, from beginners to seasoned golfers, enjoy the inclusive atmosphere at Grass Clippings Rolling Hills. (Photo by Grace Hand/Cronkite News)

Back on track: Phoenix Rising gaining momentum after slow start following USL Championship

PHOENIX – The Rising were off to a slow start after their championship season. Offseason moves and strong support at home have helped the club get back on track.


Just an eagle: One player’s perspective of competing in a U.S. Amateur Qualifier

SCOTTSDALE – The U.S Amateur Qualifier at Desert Highlands was one of the more difficult qualifiers in recent times. Cronkite News reporter Jack Reeves gives a firsthand account of what it’s like to compete in the intense event.


All eyes on Vegas: Phoenix Rising look to build after back-to-back losses

PHOENIX – Phoenix Rising head to Las Vegas after back-to-back losses on the road. Despite going winless during that stretch, coach Danny Stone and the team are confident based on their performances, while knowing where they can improve.

Phoenix Rising winger Panos Armenakas dribbles past a Seattle defender in the U.S. Open Cup Round of 16. Las Vegas is next for Rising, who went winless on their recent roadtrip. (Photo courtesy of Phoenix Rising)

6 months later, ASU names an athletic director: Graham Rossini

TEMPE – Arizona State graduate Graham Rossini was officially introduced as the school’s new athletic director Thursday at Mountain America Stadium. He was president Michael Crow’s only interview.

Graham Rossini was introduced as Arizona State’s new athletic director Thursday at Mountain America Stadium. “I don’t take this opportunity lightly,” he said. (Photo courtesy of PHNX Sports)

Happy to be home: Armed with championship on resume, Budenholzer excited to guide Suns

PHOENIX – A player who grew up in Holbrook is now the coach of the Phoenix Suns, and Mike Budenholzer couldn’t be happier. The team hopes his championship experience in Milwaukee will pay off in Phoenix.