Logan Stanley is a Sports Reporter at The Arizona Republic. He covers high school, ASU, and Olympic sports, drawing on his background as a former collegiate runner and his education in sports journalism. Logan's work has been featured in various outlets, including MileSplit, Inc., KJZZ, and USA TODAY.
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Logan Stanley's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly high school and college-level football and soccer in the Arizona area. He frequently covers event-centered stories related to sports championships, rankings, key players, matchups, and tailgates.
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There is plenty of movement this week in the top 10 after the Fiesta Bowl Copper State Invitational, which featured upsets and historic performances
Logan Stanley, Arizona Republic Marlie Phillips has arrived and Liberty looks like a new team.
By: Logan Stanley
Arizona Republic Oct. 23, 2026, 11:46 p.m. MT After a slow 1-2 start, the Basha Bears have won five consecutive football games.
By: Logan Stanley
Arizona Republic Oct. 24, 2026, 4:56 p.m. MT The future of Arizona State football has arrived.
Logan Stanley, Arizona Republic
By: Logan Stanley
In a reversal from last week, coach Kenny Dillingham was much more transparent at the quarterback position.
By: Logan Stanley, Arizona Republic
Here are this week's nominees for The Arizona Republic's boys' and girls' athletes of the week, sponsored by Diamond Kitchen & Bath.
Here are The Arizona Republic's picks for the Top 25 flag football performances for Oct. 19-24, 2026.
There is more movement in this week's rankings as Peoria Liberty looks like a new team with junior Marlie Phillips at quarterback and Tucson Salpointe Catholic lost to Marana.
By: Logan Stanley
Arizona Republic Oct. 28, 2026, 7:27 a.m. MT Even Casa Grande High School's flag football coach Alistair Mountz is at a loss for words.
