(Photo: Thomas Fernandez/Sun Devil Athletics) SCOTTSDALE – Arizona State senior Josele Ballester is staying in town to compete in the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale, while Arizona State Men's Golf will kick off its spring season on Thursday in Puako, Hawaii, at the Amer Ari Invitational. Ballester, ranked No. 2 in
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Adam Miller ejected as frustrations boil over for Sun Devils
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) TEMPE — Following Arizona State men’s basketball’s late loss to rival Arizona, senior guard Adam Miller spoke in his postgame press conference, calmly responding to each and every question with well-thought-out answers. One thing that Miller harped on multiple times was his ability as a leader and how
Sun Devils lose fifth straight home game, fall 71-70 to Kansas State
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Disappointment. It has filled the Arizona State men's basketball season, and once again, that emotion was felt in Desert Financial Arena, on Tuesday. A game's worth of disappointment turned into anticipation, as freshman center Jayden Quaintance stood at the free throw line with ASU down one and 4.1 seconds left
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ASU celebrity softball game displays Sun Devil connections
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) PHOENIX – When Spencer Torkelson stepped into the right-handed batter's box at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for his first at-bat in the Arizona State celebrity softball game it had been nearly five years since his last in game at-bat as a member of the Sun Devils baseball team. In those
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Sun Devils celebrate Black History Month in February home opener
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) TEMPE — Saturday’s Arizona State women’s basketball game didn’t go as the Sun Devils expected; they lost to one of the few teams that, at the time, sat below them in the Big 12 Conference standings. Still, despite the 77-67 loss, ASU gave Saturday’s game a greater sense
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Sun Devils let opportunity against BYU ‘get away’ and drop eighth-straight
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) TEMPE — Sitting at just 2-14 in the month of February during head coach Natasha Adair’s three-year tenure thus far, Arizona State women’s basketball entered 2025’s second month looking to change its end-of-season trajectory. Saturday against BYU, not only did the Sun Devils’ February woes carry into 2025,