(Photo: Connor Gleason/WCSN) TEMPE – With under 16 minutes to play in the second half, second-year guard Joel Foxwell launched an NBA-range 3-pointer, hitting nothing but net and sending the Desert Financial Arena crowd into a frenzy. It was Arizona State’s third three in as many trips down the floor, and every
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Escaping From Sport: How Kierra Blundell found herself during an injury
(Photo: Connor Gleason/WCSN) Stevie Nicks sang “Well, I've been 'fraid of changin', 'cause I've built my life around you” in Fleetwood Mac’s hit song, “Landslide.” The slow, melancholic, yet hopeful song represents the uncertainty of life’s challenges. Many athletes relate to its message when they face injury or start a new chapter.
ASU’s tallest team ever dominates in the paint to beat Northern Colorado
(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) TEMPE – 93-foot-3. That’s the height you’d get if you stacked every Arizona State basketball player on top of one another. The 2026-27 team is the tallest in program history, headlined by 7-foot-1 third-year center Ben Defty and 7-foot-3 first-year center Filip Malesevic. And in the early stages of
The 2026-27 season represents the start of a new era for Arizona State
(Photo: Jack Simon/WCSN) Arizona State men’s basketball will tip off its new era on Monday night, when it welcomes East Tennessee State into Desert Financial Arena. For the first time in 12 seasons, Bobby Hurley will not be introduced as the Sun Devils head coach; instead, it’ll be Mesa, Arizona, native
ASU prevails over Arizona despite lengthy weather delays
(Photo: Connor Gleason/WCSN) TEMPE – ASU Soccer fans, including kids in costumes, lined up outside Sun Devil Soccer Stadium 40 minutes before the scheduled 7:00 p.m. kickoff on Friday night. ASU delayed the gates’ opening because of weather in the area, but ultimately allowed people to flow in around 6:40. The children
Winkworth’s ranked struggles continue in loss to No. 9 Baylor
(Photo: Dante Tudor/WCSN) TEMPE – Before Thursday night’s meeting against ninth-ranked Baylor, Arizona State soccer was 6-25-3 against ranked teams under head coach Graham Winkworth. Two of those losses came this season – a 1-0 fall against then-No. 9 North Carolina and a 2-0 defeat against then-No. 14 Texas Tech. In a conference
Referee decisions cause Sun Devil frustration in loss to Houston
Photo courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics TEMPE – The cliché in sports is that the lone two controllables are attitude and effort. When two teams looking for a postseason berth meet in a high-stakes contest, coaches have historically viewed those two variables as the baseline for execution. On Sunday, ASU and Houston
Fine margins cost Sun Devils in draw with Iowa State
Photo courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics TEMPE – In the 74th minute, Iowa State’s first-year midfielder Aubrey Crawford yanked Arizona State soccer’s fourth-year midfielder Emmie Ennis’ hair, warranting a yell from Ennis and uproar from the Sun Devil sideline. Crawford received a direct red card, which intensified the physicality of an already
New-look Sun Devils are building energy as opening day approaches
(Photo: Caden Leonard/WCSN) TEMPE – Arizona State women’s basketball head coach Molly Miller brought the team together at center court in the final stages of Wednesday’s practice to arrange a fast-paced, 20-minute five-on-five session.Miller interrupted the first rep after only five seconds to make the team more vocal.Miller’s team relies on
Sun Devils find first road victory of conference play away to Kansas State
Photo courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics Arizona State soccer’s first conference road trip ran through Manhattan, Kansas, where the Sun Devils capitalized on early success. On Sunday, ASU (7-2-2, 2-1-0 Big 12) topped Kansas State (5-2-4, 0-2-1 Big 12) 2-0. Standout performances from second-year goalkeeper Kennedy Zorn and fifth-year midfielder Peyton Marcisz