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TNA Wrestling Presents Its Next Multi-Event On-Sale: Tickets for Live Events This June in Phoenix & Pittsburgh Go On-Sale April 18  Press Release / April 9, 2025 / by TNA Wrestling Staff Pre-Sale Sign Up Ticket Pre-Sale For Upcoming Live Events in Phoenix & Pittsburgh Starts on April 16  TNA Wrestling today announced its next […]

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TNA Wrestling Presents Its Next Multi-Event On-Sale: Tickets for Live Events This June in Phoenix & Pittsburgh Go On-Sale April 18 

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Ticket Pre-Sale For Upcoming Live Events in Phoenix & Pittsburgh Starts on April 16 

TNA Wrestling today announced its next Mega On-Sale for multi-day live events this June: Tickets go on-sale Friday, April 18, for June events in Phoenix and Pittsburgh. The high-demand Ticket Pre-Sale for both events, exclusively for TNA+ subscribers, kicks off on Wednesday, April 16. Get ready for high-energy TNA shows: 

Friday, June 6 & 7 

Mullett Arena in Tempe, Arizona 

Friday, June 20 & 21 

UPMC Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 

The Pre-Sale for all live events in Arizona and Pennsylvania starts at 2 p.m. EST on Wednesday, April 16, exclusively for TNA+ subscribers. 

The official Ticket On-Sale for all live events in Arizona and Pennsylvania starts at 10 a.m. local time (in each market) on Friday, April 18. 

“TNA Wrestling continues to expand its live events, with bigger and better arenas. We know TNA fans in the Southwest will love the in-ring action at Mullett Arena in Tempe, Arizona; and thousands of fans in the Northeast will enjoy TNA’s brand of adrenaline-pumping pro wrestling when TNA hits the UPMC Events Center in Pittsburgh,” said TNA Wrestling President Carlos Silva. 

Matches at all upcoming live events in Arizona and Pennsylvania will be high-energy, action-packed as the stars of TNA Wrestling, in June, will be making their final preparations for Slammiversary, the company’s showcase event of the year, set for Sunday, July 20, at UBS Arena in New York. 

The TNA shows at Mullett Arena mark the company’s first-ever live events in Tempe, Arizona. Mullett Arena, on the campus of Arizona State University, is the home of men’s ice hockey, women’s ice hockey, women’s volleyball and men’s wrestling teams as well as the NBA G League’s Valley Suns. It served as a temporary home for the National Hockey League’s Arizona Coyotes from 2022 to 2024.

TNA was last in Arizona in 2012 when Bound For Glory originated from Phoenix. 

TNA Wrestling has not been in Pittsburgh for live events since 2010 and 2011. The UPMC Events Center is part of Robert Morris University, and the home of the Robert Morris Colonials men’s and women’s NCAA Division I basketball and women’s volleyball teams. 

Meet & Greets 

Fans can meet TNA stars at the Official TNA Meet & Greet, held after the show both nights in Phoenix and Pittsburgh. Recent Meet & Greets have featured Jeff & Matt Hardy, Joe Hendry, Nic Nemeth, Mike Santana, Elijah, Moose, Tessa Blanchard and more.  

The post-show Meet & Greets give fans the opportunity to get an autograph from the TNA stars and photo-ops with their in-ring heroes. 

The Meet & Greet schedule for all TNA live events in Phoenix and Pittsburgh will be announced a few weeks before each show. 

The Pre-Sale for all live events in Arizona and Pennsylvania starts at 2 p.m. EST on Wednesday, April 16, exclusively for TNA+ subscribers. 

The official Ticket On-Sale for all live events in Arizona and Pennsylvania starts at 10 a.m. local time (in each market) on Friday, April 18. 

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About TNA Wrestling: 

A subsidiary of Anthem Sports & Entertainment Inc. and a division of Anthem Sports Group, Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling® is one of the world’s top wrestling brands, producing over 200 hours of original content annually and televised in 200 countries including AXS TV in the United States. Founded in 2002, TNA Wrestling’s deep library of premium content is streamed across the world on key OTT platforms including Pluto TV, Roku SamsungTV Plus and its own on-demand subscription service TNA+©. TNA Wrestling has a powerful social media presence with over 10 million engaged followers across all major services. Ancillary businesses include live events, merchandise, licensing, and sponsorship. 

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No. 3 Ohio State still doing some shuffling along the offensive line ahead of opener vs. No. 1 Texas

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State coach Ryan Day says there’s still some shuffling along the Buckeyes’ offensive line ahead of their Aug. 30 season-opener. Some of that the coaches credited to a new emphasis this preseason: players learning primary and secondary positions. But as the third-ranked Buckeyes get closer to their matchup with top-ranked […]

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State coach Ryan Day says there’s still some shuffling along the Buckeyes’ offensive line ahead of their Aug. 30 season-opener.

Some of that the coaches credited to a new emphasis this preseason: players learning primary and secondary positions. But as the third-ranked Buckeyes get closer to their matchup with top-ranked Texas, Day is hoping to lock in his frontline sooner rather than later.

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“It’s important as we get closer to this first game for guys to really dig in and get the majority of the snaps at where they’re going to play,” Day said this week.

Austin Siereveld, a third-year sophomore who entered preseason as the presumed starter at right tackle, has been working at left tackle over the past week. That’s because Phillip Daniels, who transferred in January after two years at Minnesota, is in the running to start on the right side.

Rice transfer Ethan Onianwa is the potential backup at either spot. He is also getting a look at guard, where Tegra Tshabola and Luke Montgomery finished last season as starters flanking Carson Hinzman at center.

“We’ll see,” Day said. “By the end of this week, we’ll have more and more snaps, more and more information, and go from there.”

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Onianwa started 25 games at right tackle and nine at left tackle for Rice.

“I feel like it’s kind of important for all the O-linemen to have experience in these positions because you never know how the season’s going to progress, and that’s just been kind of like the plan,” Onianwa said Tuesday. “I’ve been playing guard, I’ve been playing tackle on both sides, and it’s just a learning experience, and I’m enjoying every second of it.”

Daniels redshirted in 2023 and played in 12 games last season for the Golden Gophers.

If outsiders were surprised at his ascension, he indicated he is not.

“I know the plays now, so everything’s just clicking,” Daniels said. “Once I know the plays, I feel like I can kill anybody.”

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Offensive line coach Tyler Bowen, who is in his first season in Columbus after spending three at Virginia Tech, downplayed the significance of the movement to a certain degree, but he confirmed the staff is putting an emphasis on learning multiple positions.

“It’s something we believe in, and that’s a good example of it,” Bowen said of Siereveld’s moving around. “He’s bounced to tackle. He’s played guard. I think what you see up front, we do that a lot. Nothing’s set in stone. We have a lot of versatility. We have some depth, but we’ve got to be able to perform at a high level on the spot we settle into, and that’s what we’ve got to figure out this week. And we’ve got to figure it out fast.”

While the starting lineup is still being determined, Day said he is happy about the depth up front with redshirt freshmen Gabe Van Sickle and Ian Moore making progress this month.

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LEC Announces 2025-2026 FloCollege Subscription Options

Story Links PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Beginning with the 2025-26 academic year, all regular season and Little East Conference (LEC) Championship broadcast at LEC member institutions will be available on FloCollege. Alumni, parents, students and fans wishing to watch their favorite teams have a variety of options to subscribe – regular pricing for […]

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Beginning with the 2025-26 academic year, all regular season and Little East Conference (LEC) Championship broadcast at LEC member institutions will be available on FloCollege.

Alumni, parents, students and fans wishing to watch their favorite teams have a variety of options to subscribe – regular pricing for FloCollege is $19.99 per month or $107.88 per year ($8.99/month). Customers from FloCollege partner conference schools that sign up using their institution’s .edu email address will be able to subscribe for $9.99 per month or $71.88 per year ($5.99/month). As with all other streaming services (ESPN+, Netflix, Hulu, etc.) subscriptions can be canceled at any time.

LEC fans can sign up for FloSports by CLICKING HERE, or by clicking on the links on our member institution’s websites. To watch FloCollege broadcasted events on your smart TV or mobile devices by downloading the FloSports app available on Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, as well as the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.



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NCAA Women’s Hockey Grads Continue Careers on International Stage

Story Links ADRIAN, Mich. – Three Adrian College women’s hockey alumni have recently signed professional contracts to continue their careers overseas. Maya Roy ’23 and Aileena Dopheide ’24 signed with ERC Ingolstadt of the German Women’s Ice Hockey League (DFEL), while Maya Tupper ’22 signed with Sapporo Infinity of the Japan Women’s […]

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ADRIAN, Mich. – Three Adrian College women’s hockey alumni have recently signed professional contracts to continue their careers overseas.

Maya Roy ’23 and Aileena Dopheide ’24 signed with ERC Ingolstadt of the German Women’s Ice Hockey League (DFEL), while Maya Tupper ’22 signed with Sapporo Infinity of the Japan Women’s Hockey League (JWHL).

After graduating, Tupper began her professional journey in Austria with Lakers Kärnten of the European Women’s Hockey League (EWHL), appearing in six regular-season games and recording one goal and one assist. She added three more assists in four playoff games. Tupper then played two seasons in Australia for the Adelaide Rush of the Australian Women’s Ice Hockey League (AWIHL), tallying five goals and 16 assists in 32 games. During her time at Adrian, Tupper played in 43 games, recording two goals and 10 assists.

Roy had an outstanding five-year career at Adrian, appearing in 118 games and recording 28 goals and 94 assists. She was a four-time All-Conference selection and earned First Team AHCA All-American honors in 2024, followed by Second Team recognition in 2025. In her final season, Roy set a new single-season record for assists at Adrian, finishing with 35.

Dopheide was another key contributor for the Bulldogs, skating in 112 games over her career and posting 26 goals and 58 assists for 84 points. Her senior season was her most productive, notching 13 goals and 25 assists for 38 points—ranking fourth on the team in both points and assists, and fifth in goals.

Adrian College has now seen 12 women’s hockey alumni advance to professional leagues around the world. Congratulations to these Bulldog alums on the next step in their hockey careers!



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West Virginia now has an NIL policy for high school athletes | High School Sports

CHARLESTON —West Virginia high school and middle school athletes are now able to get paid for name, image and likeness deals. The state school board in July approved the first NIL policy for student athletes, and the policy went into effect Friday. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be […]

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CHARLESTON —West Virginia high school and middle school athletes are now able to get paid for name, image and likeness deals.

The state school board in July approved the first NIL policy for student athletes, and the policy went into effect Friday.


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South Carolina’s Rahsul Faison releases NIL apparel while awaiting eligibility decision

As he awaits an eligibility decision from the NCAA, Rahsul Faison released NIL apparel. Through a partnership with Fan Arch, the South Carolina running back launched #FreeSul apparel Tuesday. Faison released T-shirts and sweatshirts on Fan Arch’s website Tuesday. The T-shirts start at $29.99 and sweatshirts are listed at $49.99. Advertisement Faison is still seeking […]

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As he awaits an eligibility decision from the NCAA, Rahsul Faison released NIL apparel. Through a partnership with Fan Arch, the South Carolina running back launched #FreeSul apparel Tuesday.

Faison released T-shirts and sweatshirts on Fan Arch’s website Tuesday. The T-shirts start at $29.99 and sweatshirts are listed at $49.99.

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Faison is still seeking another year of eligibility from the NCAA after applying for a waiver. He’s still waiting on a response, and Shane Beamer said the program still had not heard anything as of Tuesday.

Beamer also confirmed Faison did not practice Sunday, though it was not due to the eligibility situation. Instead, he has a bruised shoulder, which is why he wasn’t on the field.

“I know I’m going to get asked about Rahsul,” Beamer told reporters. “I don’t have an update for you right now. He wasn’t at practice Sunday. That wasn’t because of his situation with the NCAA, he just got hit a little bit on the shoulder in our scrimmage on Saturday night. It’s nothing serious, just a bruise. But he was in the training room or actually getting some extra work done on that Sunday night when you guys were at practice.”

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Beamer also said the hope is Faison and South Carolina get an answer “soon” on the former Utah State running back’s situation. The head coach also said the program is respecting the NCAA’s process.

“He was back out there today in good spirits,” Beamer said. “Hope to get some good news on that soon. But we’ll see. But again, extremely respectful of the NCAA and the job they have. I know they’re analyzing other cases besides Sul’s. And appreciate them taking it under consideration or into consideration and optimistic that we’ll get some good news hopefully soon.”

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Rahsul Faison spent the last two years at Utah State and put up the best numbers of his career in 2024. He ran for 1,109 yards and eight touchdowns while adding 99 receiving yards. He graduated high school in 2019 and enrolled at Marshall, though he didn’t play a snap with the Thundering Herd. Faison then took online classes at Lackawanna College in 2020, though he didn’t play football.

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In 2021, Faison enrolled at Snow College and didn’t get onto the field until 2022. A year later, he transferred to Utah State, and he’s seeking another year of eligibility in light of Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia’s legal victory last year.

Pavia’s motion for a preliminary injunction was granted in the U.S. District Court of Middle Tennessee in December. The NCAA released guidance in March to its membership, issuing a blanket waiver to former junior college players.



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Carroll Soccer Teams Host Pair of Scrimmages to Open 2025

Story Links HELENA, Mont. – The Carroll College Men’s and Women’s Soccer teams will see their first on-field action of the 2025 season this afternoon, as they host a pair of exhibition contests against Casper College and the University of Calgary at 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. The Carroll Men, fresh off of the program’s […]

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Carroll Soccer Teams Host Pair of Scrimmages to Open 2025

HELENA, Mont. – The Carroll College Men’s and Women’s Soccer teams will see their first on-field action of the 2025 season this afternoon, as they host a pair of exhibition contests against Casper College and the University of Calgary at 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.

The Carroll Men, fresh off of the program’s first Cascade Collegiate Conference Championship and NAIA National Tournament appearance, will look to set the tone with today’s early-season tune-up against the Thunderbirds of Casper College (Wy.) at 12 p.m. 

Featuring a mix of up-and-coming young talent, as well as a bevy of All-Conference talent from the 2024 season, the Fighting Saints will look to retain their spot at head of the CCC table this Fall.

Following the Men’s opener, the Carroll Women will host Calgary at 2 p.m. to kick-off their ’25 campaign. 

A trio of First Team All-CCC performers from last season (Maria Ackerman, Avery Lambourne, Delaney Moczan) will look to lead the Saints back to the top of the conference this Fall, and the Dinos are the first taste of action for the the hungry team this Fall.

Stats will not be recorded for the pair of exhibitions, but a livestream for each game can be viewed free of charge, HERE.
 

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