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Back on track: USL champions Phoenix Rising gain momentum after slow start

By: via Business Journals
After a number of roster changes heading into this season and a rocky start, Phoenix Rising FC, the defending USL champions, have been slowly moving up the standings, while also increasing home game attendance.
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