To athletes, the human body is a machine. And like machines, the body needs fuel in order to provide high performance and energy. For Brooke Nuneviller, a Tempe native and Corona del Sol alumna, she prioritized her cooking and nutrition as much as her training to help her excel from high school to college and […] The post Dedication to training, lifestyle habits emerge as goals for life’s dream appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

Vols come clean over their concerns for Papago Park Giving traditionally focuses on the few most-celebrated holidays of the year, but a handful of Tempe residents insist the gift of their time and energy contributes to a lower-profile but likewise worthy cause: Keeping Papago Park litter free. So it should come as no surprise that […] The post Preserving Mother Earth appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

While National Library Week has drawn to a close, Sunset Library in West Chandler continues to be a thriving hub of activity, offering a plethora of engaging programs and services for all ages. Now, with an updated patio area, patrons can not only broaden their access to reading materials but get a refreshing breath of […] The post Outdoor updates at Sunset Library add versatility to visitor experience appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

Kush contemporary celebrates 100-year milestone The congregation at the 10 a.m. service at Arizona Community Church gathered to congratulate Larry Kentera on his 100th birthday while some shared their fondest memories from their own heydays. Included in that pool of friends and church members was former ASU linebacker Drew Metcalf, who still refers to Kentera […] The post For ‘Coach,’ one more touchdown appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

By Sayellor Taylor, Tempe Prep student reporter Admission into Princeton, for many students, is a dream. With lots of work from her end, it is senior Borislava Panayotova’s reality. Using QuestBridge, a scholarship program dedicated to giving students opportunities for education, she was accepted at this prestigious college and will be attending Princeton next year […] The post Princeton beckons Tempe Prep scholar with a full-ride grant appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

With a very young beach volleyball team and new head coach Stacy Noble, who stepped to take over for long-time head coach Ben Maxfield— not available to coach this spring due to personal complications—Corona is sporting a 5-2 Division I record and is 3-0 in Section I. The Aztecs have continued to practice and play […] The post Beach volleyball court change poses a challenge appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

With one of the deeper wide receiver classes in recent years, there’s one name that rings home. Ricky Pearsall, a Corona del Sol alumnus and former Arizona State Sun Devil and Florida Gator, is one dark horse of the 2024 NFL Draft. Pearsall, a 2019 graduate, put up a respectable career in the yellow and […] The post Former Corona receiver ready for NFL Draft appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

A gaggle of science buffs unleash their geeky side Snakes and critters? Sure. Slime and goo? Yep. Robots and technology? You got it. The city of Tempe, with 60-plus interactive booths and exhibits, called on all the geeks in our community to share their brains and passion. Hundreds of students and fellow community members milled […] The post ALL STEAM-ED UP appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

South Tempe teen revs up driving skills while connecting to a community Watching your child chase a dream is exhilarating, but when that dream involves high speeds and negotiating a 15-turn race track, it’s also nerve-wracking. Those moments of gripping the armrest and mashing on a non-existent brake in the passenger side floorboard come flooding […] The post Navigating the future (hold your breath til we arrive) appeared first on Wrangler News ..read more

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