Partnerships
A public overview for clubs, tournaments, schools, nonprofits, brands, photographers, and event organizers who want value-first Utah sports coverage.
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Washington took AJ Dybantsa No. 1 overall on June 23, 2026, making the BYU freshman the first Cougar ever drafted first — while the Jazz grabbed Darryn Peterson at No. 2 to put Utah on top of the entire board.
The Eagles' 2025-26 roster has both a Price hometown anchor and a Herriman setter path, giving USU Eastern volleyball a stronger local frame.
Snow College's football pipeline is national, but the 2025 roster still carries clear Utah routes through Springville running back Seth Rigtrup and Spanish Fork linebacker Tayson Reid.
SLCC's 2025-26 roster includes local paths from West Valley City and Lehi, giving the Bruins' JUCO-to-Division I story a stronger Utah entry point.
Utah Tech's conference move needs local anchors too. Jace Sweeten gives the Trailblazers a Crimson Cliffs linebacker profile inside the spring roster.
The American Fork quarterback gives Southern Utah a veteran passing story with Weber State history, Western Kentucky experience, and an efficient 2025 season in Cedar City.
Athletes
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AJ Dybantsa is the No. 1 overall pick of the 2026 NBA Draft, selected by the Washington Wizards after one season at BYU. A forward from Brockton, Massachusetts by way of Utah Prep, he led Division I in scoring as a freshman and became the first player in BYU history taken first overall.
Chase Roberts is a BYU wide receiver from Highland, Utah and American Fork High School. The official BYU record layers in 2025 captaincy, preseason All-Big 12 recognition, and a Biletnikoff Award watch-list nod before bringing him back into focus during Pro Day season in March 2026.
Logan Fano is a Utah defensive end from Spanish Fork and Timpview High School. Utah's official 2025 roster lists him as a redshirt junior transfer from BYU, and the program's December 2025 award coverage keeps him connected to the broader Fano family story inside the Utes' program.
Alyssa Blanck is a 6-foot-2 Utah forward from Salt Lake City and a transfer from BYU. Utah's official 2025-26 roster and February 2026 game notes keep her attached to both the Utes' frontcourt and an in-state rivalry storyline.
Sami Blackett is a UVU outside hitter from Orem High School. Her official UVU bio credits her with 304 kills and 233 digs during a 2025 First Team All-WAC season after she earned 2024 WAC Co-Freshman of the Year honors.
Alyvia Jaffa is a UVU middle blocker from Morgan High School and Utah Hive. The Wolverines' August 29, 2025 recap against Navy marked a career-high night and highlighted her role on a roster that opened the season picked first in the WAC preseason poll.
Parker Stebbing is a Westminster defender from Salt Lake City and Olympus High School who returned to the city after time at City College of San Francisco. His path gives the Griffins a clear hometown line inside the back line.
Grace Szwedko is a Westminster midfielder from Salt Lake City and Highland High School. The Griffins' March 13, 2026 home-opening win over UCCS put her in the center of the story when she scored the late insurance goal that stretched the lead to 12-9.
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