Aaron Judge offered some sound advice to young athletes during his jersey retirement ceremony at Fresno State.
“If you dont like where you’re at or how things are going, sitting on the end of the bench not doing anything about it, it aint gonna change your situation. You gotta step up, you gotta make a change, you gotta work harder, you gotta ask your teammates questions.” – Aaron Judge
The star high jumper is set for the next chapter.
She believed in herself and relied on the people who believed in her.
From Zambia to Fresno to Barca Academy. Jason Smith is on a goalkeeper mission.
In the 1990s, Tezale Archie was a standout point guard at Hoover High School in Fresno. Now, he’s back at his alma mater as the head coach of the boys basketball team and as an English teacher. Since taking the job in June, Archie has seen his players improve their work on and off the court. The Fresno native, who played at Pepperdine Univeristy after high school, talked about the progress he has seen from his team in the video below.
The Edison Tigers’ youth football team celebrated with the community after winning the national championship at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio on Dec. 15.
Following a career ending football injury in college, David Standifer embarked on a new chapter. He is now in his 17th year as owner of Athletic Performance in Clovis.
Fresno Sports Magazine interviews Dr. Wade Gilbert, Fresno State professor and author of “Coaching Better Every Season.”