Arnold Payne

1 week ago | 13wmaz.com | Arnold Payne

DALLAS — For 14-year-old Harlow Delzell, the volleyball court isn’t just a place to play; it’s a sanctuary. “It’s my happy place by far,” she says, her eyes lighting up as she warms up under the watchful eye of her coach, Jessica Dexter. With every jump, hit, and dive, Harlow isn’t just playing the game, she’s defying odds most young athletes never have to face.

2 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Arnold Payne

DALLAS — For 14-year-old Harlow Delzell, the volleyball court isn’t just a place to play; it’s a sanctuary. “It’s my happy place by far,” she says, her eyes lighting up as she warms up under the watchful eye of her coach, Jessica Dexter. With every jump, hit, and dive, Harlow isn’t just playing the game, she’s defying odds most young athletes never have to face.

Feb 6, 2025 | tspantx.com | Arnold Payne

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Armani Latimer brought awareness to alopecia on “My Cause, My Cleats” night. ARLINGTON, Texas — It’s an annual celebration for the NFL: “My Cause, My Cleats.” The night is an opportunity for NFL players to “wear their hearts on their cleats” to champion a cause that’s important to them. But this year, the messaging of a different team member captured the hearts of many. Her cause wasn’t displayed on her shoes, but she bore her message on the weight of her shoulders.

Oct 13, 2023 | wfaa.com | Arnold Payne

DALLAS — James T. "Brad" Bradley, a renowned Dallas-based sports photographer, died Friday at 101, after more than 75 years of capturing sports. An obituary for Bradley states that he passed away peacefully in his home on Oct. 13. In his career, Bradley captured college and professional athletes across the country, his obituary states, and pioneered the "Huck 'n Buck" posed action shot, along with his father-in-law Jim Laughead, which would define football photography for decades.

Aug 17, 2023 | 12newsnow.com | Arnold Payne

OXNARD, Calif. — As the Dallas Cowboys take the field for yet another practice in Oxnard, Calif., fans align the player’s path to the field. As offensive tackle Tyler Smith makes his way through the cheering crowd, they begin to serenade him with plenty of well wishes for a great season. Smith acknowledges with a smile and wave. Now with a year under his belt, the 22-year-old is feeling a bit more at home. “My biggest focus for this year is just improvement through and through.