(Photo via Julia Coyne) 26 seconds is all it took for sophomore forward Enasia Colon to restore her team’s lead. Colon’s 85-minute winner dipped under the crossbar from range and left junior goalkeeper Olivia Juarez no chance. “I saw the opportunity to take a shot; the goalie was coming off her line,
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ASU Volleyball: Sun Devils back in Tempe to take on LA schools
(Photo via JJ Digos/Sun Devil Athletics) After splitting its Bay Area road trip against Stanford and Cal, Arizona State Volleyball returns home this weekend to face two southern California conference opponents in USC (10-4, 4-0 Pac-12) and UCLA (9-5, 1-3 Pac-12). After getting swept against Stanford, No. 23 ASU (15-1, 3-1 Pac-12)
Sun Devils survive GCU to stay undefeated in fall season
(Photo via Julia Coyne/WCSN) TEMPE — Having already played a junior college team and a Division II squad, Arizona State softball prepared to face its first Division I opponent of the fall season Wednesday night. Despite the increased challenge, the Sun Devils defeated Grand Canyon University 5-4 in a nail-biting walk-off victory
ASU finishes 10th in Windy City Invitational
(Photo Courtesy - Ben Parris) Among other highly-ranked teams, Arizona State just wrapped up its third tournament of the year in Illinois at the Windy City Invitational. It was an impressive 32-under performance from UCLA that took home the victory, nine strokes better than the second place Northwestern Wildcats. As for the Sun
ASU Volleyball: Levinska’s record outing leads five-set win over Cal
(Photo via Xavier Litman/WCSN) PHOENIX – Arizona State Volleyball got caught in a grueling back-and-forth five-set affair on the road against Cal Sunday. However, senior opposite hitter Marta Levinska refused to watch her team lose by registering a career-high 30 kills on the afternoon and powering the No. 25 Sun
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(Photo Courtesy - Ben Parris) 2023 is shaping up to be an eventful year for Arizona State Golf. Both the Sun Devils’ men’s and women’s golf teams entered the season with legitimate National Championship aspirations. After playing in just a few tournaments in September, each team has shown it has the talent to
ASU Football: Takeaways from the Sun Devils’ 24-21 loss to Cal
(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Even after Arizona State Football showed signs of improvement in its 42-28 defeat to then-No. 5 USC a week ago, many set lofty prospects for first-year head coach Kenny Dillingham to lead his team to victory at California on Saturday. Perhaps these reservations were for good reason. ASU’s second
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(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Not only was Saturday’s game at California Memorial Stadium Arizona State Football’s first road game of the season but it was also viewed as the Sun Devils’ best remaining chance to pick up a Pac-12 Conference win. Coming off a better-than-expected performance against then-No. 5 USC the previous
Sun Devil veterans spark rally, lead ASU to 16-1 victory
(Photo via Nicole Mullen/WCSN) TEMPE — Arizona State softball continued its winning ways Friday night in a dominant 16-1 victory over the Embry-Riddle Eagles. The impressive win gives the Sun Devils a 2-0 start to their fall ball slate, adding on to their previous victory over Central Arizona 22-2 on Wednesday
ASU Volleyball: Sun Devils suffer first loss, swept by No. 3 Stanford
(Photo via Xavier Litman/WCSN) No. 25 Arizona State Volleyball (14-1, 2-1 PAC-12) traveled to Maples Pavilion Friday night hoping to extend its undefeated streak and get a major win on the road against No. 3 Stanford (9-2, 3-0 PAC-12). With a win, the Sun Devils would’ve tied the second-best start in