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ASU Women’s Hockey: Sun Devils look forward to first home series

by Mallory Schnell - November 18, 2019December 3, 2019

(Photo: Reagan Smith/WCSN) The time has finally come for ASU Women’s Hockey (10-2) to play at Oceanside Ice Arena. The University of Utah will travel to Tempe to face the Sun Devils for a two-game series. With a 3-7 record, this is the University of Utah’s first season in the WWCHL. Sun Devils

ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils force 29 turnovers en route to 92-55 win

by Troy Tauscher - November 17, 2019November 17, 2019

(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) This version of the Arizona State Sun Devils is unique among the ones Bobby Hurley has coached during his time in Tempe, a fact that was on display in their 92-55 win over the Rider Broncs in Tempe on Sunday. In large part thanks to 29 turnovers, the most

ASU Football: Sun Devils look to break the three-game losing streak in Corvallis

by Reed Harmon - November 16, 2019

(Photo: Marlee Smith/WCSN) It has been three games since the last time Arizona State (5-4, 2-4 Pac-12) took home a win, so the pressure to compete and leave victorious is crucial as the Sun Devils get set to face Oregon State (4-5, 3-3 Pac-12) at 5:30 p.m. Saturday night. The Beavers are coming off

ASU Men’s Basketball: Jaelen House showcases skills in home debut

by Gabe Swartz - November 15, 2019November 19, 2019

(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) Jaelen House says he doesn’t model his game after anyone. But through the first two games of the 2019-20 season, the son of former Arizona State legend Eddie House has taken on a similar role to that of one of his teammates. After Arizona State head coach Bobby Hurley’s

ASU Women’s Hockey: Family, hockey and two “Kat tricks” worth of goals

by Reagan Smith - November 15, 2019

(Photo: Reagan Smith/WCSN) What things are better than scoring a hat trick? How about two hat tricks in three days? But what is even better than scoring two hat tricks over the course of a weekend? Try scoring two hat tricks in front of family and friends on for size. For ASU

ASU Men’s Basketball: Edwards propels Devils to 41-point win over CCSU

by Jake Santo - November 15, 2019November 15, 2019

(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) After returning home from Shanghai, China, the Sun Devils expected to rebound. It so turned out that returning to the home confines of Desert Financial Arena was just the spark ASU needed to rectify their non-conference slate. Arizona State (1-1) defeated Central Connecticut State (0-3), 90-49, in the team’s

ASU Men’s Basketball: Breaking down film of 81-71 loss to Colorado

by Hunter Hippel - November 14, 2019November 14, 2019

(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) Arizona State men's basketball had a tall task entering its first game of the season. Before any matchup challenges, the Sun Devils had to deal with a trip across the globe to Shanghai, China. There, they were set to face a Colorado team with whom they split last year's

ASU Women’s Hockey: No. 12 Sun Devils win big in Michigan, improve to 10-2 record

by Zack Larsen - November 14, 2019

(Photo: Reagan Smith/WCSN) The Arizona State women's hockey team now has 10 wins on the season, which equals the total number of victories the team had all of last season. The Sun Devils, in their final road trip of the season, found themselves facing off against three teams in Michigan. ASU's first game

ASU Volleyball: Devils consistently struggle late against ranked opponents

by Valentina Martinez - November 14, 2019November 14, 2019

(Photo: Haley Spracale/WCSN) It was match point, 12-14, for No. 20 California in the fifth set against Arizona State when Andrea Mitrovic, the Sun Devils leading killer in the match, missed her serve and handed a close five-set win to the Golden Bears. This is the second time this season that

ASU Women’s Hockey: Hockey is second nature in Sara Zimmerman’s family

by Camille Plant - November 13, 2019

(Photo: Reagan Smith/WCSN) Although freshman Sara Zimmerman’s hometown is listed as San Jose, Calif. on the Arizona State Women’s Hockey team roster, she actually originates from Piedmont, Calif. That mistake may seem trivial to those outside of the Bay Area, but its recognition uncovers her deep dedication to the sport. “They closed