(Photo: Impact Sports 88.9 FM) Last season was only a glimpse of what this team can be in 2015. With superstars at several positions, Michigan State has elevated itself into the championship conversation. This is part of an ongoing series during which we will focus on one of the MCLA’s top teams
Arizona State
Quinn Dornstauder coming into her own
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Quinn Dornstauder has been a dominant force for the Arizona State Sun Devils. The sophomore out of Saskatchewan stands at 6-foot-4 with long arms, and the strength to out muscle nearly anyone she finds herself matched up against. Last year, as a freshman, she resided in the bench role,
ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils look to extend home-winning streak to 15 games
(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) With three games remaining in its nonconference schedule, Arizona State hosts Lehigh, and looks to bounce back from another road loss. The Sun Devils will also be looking to extend their 14-game winning streak in Wells Fargo Arena. Lehigh is coming off a tough 80-65 loss to Quinnipiac where
ASU Gives Lehigh Their First loss to Start off Classic
(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) In the first game of the ASU Classic, the Arizona State Sun Devils put up another solid performance, beating the Lehigh Mountain Hawks 81-61, never relinquishing their lead. Despite coming into the game undefeated, Lehigh wasn’t able to match the power of ASU’s offense that has now put
ASU Women’s Basketball: ASU vs. Lehigh
(Photo: Scotty Bara-WCSN) Riding the momentum of a huge blowout win against Illinois State, ASU (8-1) will look to open up the ASU Classic with a victory over Lehigh (7-0). Contrary to ASU’s aforementioned dismantling of Illinois State, the Lehigh Mountain Hawks head down to Tempe after just narrowly escaping a loss
MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: Chapman 2015 season preview
MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: Grand Canyon 2015 season preview
MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: UC Santa Barbara 2015 season preview
(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) After a third-place finish in its own conference, the Gauchos made a shocking run through the first two rounds of the MCLA Tournament with electrifyingly close games. The losses add up, but that’s a trend throughout the SLC, leaving a door for UC Santa Barbara to go
