Jackson Shaw
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Sports Digital Reporter, Phoenix

Jackson Shaw expects to graduate in spring 2026 with a bachelor’s degree in sports journalism. Shaw has previously interned as a reporter at The Arizona Republic and the Arizona Interscholastic Association.

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‘Proof is in the pudding’: Rise of ASU athletics reflects President Michael Crow’s New American University model

PHOENIX – At Arizona State University, athletics isn’t just about winning games. It’s a strategic extension of the school’s broader mission as a “New American University.” From football to sustainability, ASU uses sports as a platform to drive innovation, inclusion and institutional impact.


‘Changes are coming’: Mat Ishbia, Suns front office reflect on disappointing 36-win season

PHOENIX – Suns owner Mat Ishbia has witnessed a pair of disappointing seasons since buying the team. He, general manager James Jones and CEO Josh Bartelstein addressed the struggles Thursday.


Now or never: Season on the brink for Phoenix Suns as regular season enters final stretch

PHOENIX — With three games remaining, the Phoenix Suns are fighting to stay in playoff contention, sitting three games behind the Mavericks for a play-in spot. The team’s hopes have been further dimmed by a seven-game losing streak and the absence of star forward Kevin Durant.

Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker holding a basketball, defended by two Golden State Warriors players on a basketball court.

Swinging to the future: Indoor simulators changing Arizona’s golf scene from fairways to screens

PHOENIX – Golf is an ever-evolving sport with the constant integration of new technology. With the rise of Tomorrow’s Golf League, simulator golf is becoming more and more prevalent in Arizona with businesses such as Desert Links, Loft Golf and Club Twirl.

Two people using an indoor golf simulator with a virtual golf course on a large screen.

Phoenix Suns become third professional sports team to offer OneCourt’s haptic display for blind and low vision fans

PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns have partnered with OneCourt and Ticketmaster to provide haptic display technology at their home games, allowing blind and low vision fans to experience live basketball through real-time vibrations and audio descriptions.


Can the Phoenix Suns turn it around? Playoff push in jeopardy after trade deadline dilemma

PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns failed to make any major moves during this year’s trade deadline buzz, sparking some frustration from the fans. The 26-28 Suns resume play post All-Star break Thursday.

Kevin Durant in Suns jersey dribbling on a court.

Footprint Center signage removed as Phoenix Suns and Mercury seek new naming rights partner

PHOENIX – The Footprint Center signage has been taken down in light of the arena’s plans for a new naming rights deal. Footprint will remain the Suns and Mercury’s official sustainability partner.


Even the melted ice has a role: When sustainability meets the WM Phoenix Open hole 16

SCOTTSDALE – The WM Phoenix Open is known for its infamous hole 16, “the loudest hole in golf.” But what goes on behind the scenes in order to sustain a clean and protected environment around the Open?