Secondary college sports left behind

Dec. 10, 2020
More from this show

The effort to save college football and basketball seasons during the pandemic has in many cases left secondary sports like gymnastics and swimming behind.

In this segment:

Victoria Jackson, PhD./Sport Historian & ASU Professor

SPOTLIGHT
Scott Woelfel
aired July 17

AZPBS General Manager reacts to Senate’s approval of Rescissions Act

A view of Phoenix with the PBS logo and text reading: Annual Luncheon
Dec. 18

Join us for the Arizona PBS Annual Luncheon

Diners eat outside on an episode of Check, Please! Arizona

Be a guest on “Check, Please! Arizona”

Super Why characters

Join a Super Why Reading Camp to play, learn and grow

Subscribe to Arizona PBS Newsletters

STAY in touch
with azpbs.org!

Subscribe to Arizona PBS Newsletters:


Gifts presented by Arizona PBS
The Commodores concert

Commodores Concert - Single Ticket Fri 9/26/25 We Ko Pa Casino Resort

The Commodores Ultimate Collection CD

The Commodores - The Ultimate Collection CD

The Commodores bundle for pledge

The Commodores Live CD and Speaker

make your selection
LATEST CONTENT
MORE EPISODES
Cindy Dach

  July 17

Changing Hands co-owner shares best new books for summer reading

Dale Rogers

  July 17

Logistics Managers’ Index helping to track supply chain changes

Scott Woelfel

  July 17

Arizona PBS General Manager reacts to Senate’s approval of Rescissions Act 2025

Roger Naylor, travel writer

  July 16

Insight on historic Grand Canyon Lodge destruction

Erica Forzani, a professor at ASU's School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

  July 16

New “breath-taking” technology helping patients lose weight

Sarah Biggerstaff, the Museum Storytelling Coordinator for the Chandler Museum

  July 16

New “Cowgirls of Chandler” exhibition now open

Brittney Kaufmann, CEO of Health System Alliance of Arizona

  July 15

Hospitals and reconciliation budget

Chris Mackay, Community & Economic Development Director, City of Phoenix

  July 15

Phoenix’s tallest building to break ground soon

Author Neely Tubati Alexander

  July 15

Author of “Courtroom Drama” stops by

Marisol Garcia, President, Arizona Education Association

  July 14

Federal school funds have been delayed

Sidney Hawkins, Safety and Training Director at Canyon State Electric

  July 14

Construction workers face high suicide risks

Dr. Ryan Thornell, Director at the AZ Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry, and Brandon Lee, Founder and Executive Producer

  July 14

New documentary explores art therapy in state prisons

Ted Simons with Howie Fischer, Jim Small and Jeremy Duda

  July 11

Journalists’ Roundtable: Sen. Gallego goes to Iowa, 2028 presidential buzz grows

Stephen Montoya and Paul Bender

  July 10

Arizona law experts recap U.S. Supreme Court’s 2025 session

Thomas Galvin, a Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors

  July 9

Chairman Thomas Galvin on the Maricopa County budget

Dr. Tara Harris, the Director of Conservation and Science at the Phoenix Zoo

  July 9

Recovering the Chiricahua leopard frog