Cross country has fueled Karol and Sebastian Macias' competitive spirit and strengthened their sibling bond on and off the course.

The siblings attend Betty H. Fairfax High School in Laveen where they participate in cross country...

Betty H. Fairfax’s girls volleyball team broke its six-game losing streak by beating Metro Tech High School in a three-set road sweep on Thursday.

Even though the match only lasted three sets – 25-18, 25-20, 26-24 – it did not lack in dramatics as the Knights...

Since bursting onto the elite running scene at Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School (SJND) in Alameda and then at the University of Oregon, 24-year-old Cooper Teare has rattled off countless impressive achievements, yet is now preparing for his biggest challenge so far–vying to make his first US Olympic track and field team this summer.

Cherished Ball Field Hosts Final Game At Special Ceremony As Wheels Of AUSD Progress Turn
By Ben Wiley, ANN Student Intern and Youth Writer
Alameda Little League President Ron Matthews addresses some of the crowd that took to the prized field one last time on its last day, ending a 25-year tradition of “play ball” at the site.

Major League Baseball (MLB) has long been considered “America’s Pastime”, but it still struggles to represent the vast diversity of the United States, a problem dating back to the league’s origin at the turn of the 20th century. Despite attempts to increase participation among Black youth, MLB remains largely devoid of Black players with only 6.2% of MLB players falling under that demographic this season, and even less representation amongst managers and owners.