(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) KANSAS CITY, Mo – A sea of red and gold filled the stands of T-Mobile Center, a normal sight for Arizona State women’s basketball. The logos, though, showed Cyclones, not Sun Devils. ASU found itself in a hostile environment in its second-round matchup of the Big 12
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Sun Devils Escape Wildcats in First Round of Big 12 Tournament
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) KANSAS CITY, Mo – There is an age-old saying that says great things come in threes. On Wednesday, 10th-seeded Arizona State (23-9, 9-9) women’s basketball lived up to the saying, completing a season trifecta of wins against intrastate 15th-seeded rival Arizona (12-18, 3-15) in the first round of
ASU Women’s Hoops Drops Final Home Game to BYU
(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) TEMPE — Midway through the second quarter of Arizona State’s women's basketball game against BYU, senior guard Marley Washenitz intercepted a pass and raced down the court for what was supposed to be an easy, wide-open layup. But, as Washenitz went up to scoop the ball into the
Sun Devils Take Down Utes in Milestone-Making Performance
(Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN) TEMPE — Elite speed, fluid hip movement, route recognition, anticipation and good hands. Those are the qualities that make a good football cornerback. Those are also the qualities put on display by Arizona State women’s basketball’s defense in their Wednesday game against Utah. With their defensive aggression on full
Sun Devils’ Aggresive Play Paramount in Rivalry Win
Photo: Jack Simon (WCSN) TEMPE — To Arizona State women’s basketball, rivalry means everything. Even enough to do extra homework. Ahead of the Sun Devils’ Wednesday game against intrastate rival Arizona, senior guard Makayla Moore made her own newspaper clipping, detailing the history of the Territorial Cup rivalry and put it in
ASU Bests Jayhawks Behind Stifling Defense
Photo: Madison Sorenson (WCSN) TEMPE — It was “Celebrating Cultures” day Saturday at Desert Financial Arena as ASU women’s basketball (17-2, 4-2) hosted Kansas (11-8, 1-6), and it was only fitting that one of the Sun Devils’ international players led the charge against the Jayhawks. Brazil native and sophomore forward Heloisa Carrera
Sun Devils Get First Conference Win Against Colorado
(Photo: Elijah Longoria/WCSN) In Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, a trio of ghosts force Ebenezer Scrooge to confront his past, present and future. Just four days from Christmas, the past, present and future of Arizona State women's basketball came together to lead the charge against Colorado. The Sun Devils prevailed 79-63, extending
Sun Devils Show They Can Play Scrappy in Win Over Tough McNeese Squad
Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN Arizona State women’s basketball hasn’t opened a season 9-0 since 1991. The Sun Devils’ matchup with McNeese State felt like a throwback to that era, with physical play, tough drives, and a steady stream of points in the paint. The Sun Devils were able to take care of business
ASU Glides Past Utah Tech, Starts 6-0
During a timeout in the fourth quarter of Arizona State’s (6-0) women’s basketball game against Utah Tech, ASU players could be seen dancing on the court to the Village People’s “YMCA.” Pumping their fists in the air and dancing, the Sun Devils’ 81-54 rout of Utah Tech (3-2) was worth celebrating. “That’s
Women’s Hoops Hopes to Stay Hot against Santa Clara
The California road trip continues for Arizona State women's basketball. After beating San Diego handily on Thursday, shooting an incredible 63% from three-point range, the Sun Devils now head north to Santa Clara, where they hope to shut down the Broncos' shot-happy offense. Over the course of its first four games of