Jeremiah Sosa
Jeremiah Sosa Je-re-my-ah So-sa
Sports Reporter, Phoenix

Jeremiah Sosa expects to graduate in spring 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in sports journalism. Sosa, who is interning with Eculues Group Publishing, has interned with La Prensa Texas and The Arizona Republic. He is working for the Phoenix sports bureau.

Latest from Jeremiah Sosa

The green boom: Sustainability becomes priority for Arizona sports teams, organizations

PHOENIX – From the Phoenix Suns’ Footprint Center to the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Arizona is leading the charge in sports sustainability.


Spring Football Showcase provides few answers for Arizona State followers

TEMPE – The Arizona State Sun Devils held their 2022 Spring Football Showcase, giving fans their first glimpse at a defense that will be without many of last year’s top playmakers.


From a junior waiting his turn to Bear Bryant’s great grandson, intrigue defines ASU’s quarterback battle

TEMPE – After the departure of former ASU quarterback Jayden Daniels, Arizona State has yet to name his successor for the 2022 season. This has created a competition among quarterbacks on the team including Trenton Bourguet and Paul Tyson.


ASU looks to strengthen tight end position with transfers Messiah Swinson, Bryce Pierre

TEMPE – During spring practice, Arizona State is getting its first looks at new tight ends Messiah Swinson and Bryce Pierre. The team hopes they can make an impact after the departure of Curtis Hodges.


Valley restaurant owners expect boost from baseball’s Cactus League

PHOENIX – Valley restaurant owners breathed a sigh of relief when baseball owners and players settled their labor dispute in time for a shortened Cactus League spring training season.


Going to the mat for ASU wrestling: Support defines relationship of Norfleet brothers

PHOENIX — In 2021, Kendall Norfleet joined his older brother Kordell on ASU’s wrestling team. The two have thrived in the presence of each other.


Move 2023 Super Bowl out of Arizona? That’s what faith leaders want because of voting bill restrictions

PHOENIX – More than 200 faith leaders have signed a petition asking the NFL to move the 2023 Super Bowl from Arizona. The petition cites three Arizona bills as voter suppression.