Aaron Falk
Sports Editor at The Salt Lake Tribune
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2 weeks ago |
sltrib.com | Aaron Falk
The University of Utah is spiking beach volleyball. The U. said a change in conferences, the sport's "stunted" growth, and home facilities that don't allow the Utes to host championship-level events all contributed to discontinuing the program, which just finished its ninth season.
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2 weeks ago |
sltrib.com | Aaron Falk
William Agada is ready to play for his new fans. " For me, I'm super excited when I heard about this move," the 25-year-old forward said after being traded from Sporting Kansas City to Real Salt Lake this week. Agada's new fans, however, would've been more excited if they'd heard about another move or two as the April transfer window closed. Salt Lake added Agada and signed free agent forward Johnny Russell on Friday. But the club's biggest transfer deadline plans failed to materialize.
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1 month ago |
sltrib.com | Aaron Falk
Real Salt Lake is searching for a goal scorer. With just under two weeks until the year's first transfer window closes, RSL coach Pablo Mastroeni says the club hopes to add "one or two" attacking players but is still working to finalize those deals. "Especially when you're looking internationally, there are a lot of things that have to align themselves, right?" Mastroeni said. "There's got to be a willing player. There's got to be a club willing to part with the player.
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1 month ago |
sltrib.com | Aaron Falk
AJ Dybantsa knows his next team will be filled with young basketball stars. The Utah Prep star - and that nation's top-rated high school basketball recruit in the Class of 2025 - will suit up in the prestigious McDonald's All-American Games on Tuesday in Brooklyn, New York. After that, the 6-foot-9 star will shift his focus toward Provo, where the BYU Cougars and head coach Kevin Young are busy remaking their roster after losing to Alabama in the Sweet 16.
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1 month ago |
sltrib.com | Aaron Falk
The Runnin' Utes came up short. Utah fell to Butler, 86-84, in the opening round of t he College Basketball Crown tournament on Monday. But it wasn't for a lack of effort from their loudest - if not their biggest - fan in Las Vegas.
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