(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) It was senior day in Glendale for the No. 12 Arizona State Lacrosse team, as they took on No. 20 University of Nevada Las Vegas. Everyone expected the Sun Devil’s seniors to come up big and Adam Beauchamp began the game doing just that, scoring back-to-back goals within
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ASU Softball: No. 20 Sun Devils drop second straight game to Washington
ASU Softball: There was no answer for Washington as the Sun Devils drop game one
(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) After an hour and a half delay due to field conditions, No. 12 Washington mowed over No. 21 Arizona State 7-2 led by dominant pitching. ASU put its ace in the circle in Kelsey Kessler and Washington started freshman Taran Alvelo. Washington showed why they are a top-10 team in
ASU Softball: By the numbers look at the Sun Devils’ season so far
ASU Softball: No. 20 Sun Devils take series against California
(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) No. 20 Arizona State grabbed its first Pac-12 series win against the California Golden Bears, taking two of three and winning the last on a 9-1 run rule. The Sun Devils jumped on the Golden Bears early. Senior center fielder Jennifer Soria hit her fourth home run of the
ASU Softball: Gritty hitting gives California the walk-off win
(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) The Arizona State pitching staff couldn’t hold off California as the Golden Bears win in walk-off fashion, 7-6. The bats were alive early as both teams got on the board in the first inning. It started with No. 20/21 ASU when Taylor Becerra singled up the middle against Katie
ASU Sotball: Jennifer Soria homers twice, Sun Devils outlast Golden Bears
ASU Softball: Pac-12 play resumes as the Sun Devils head to the Bay Area
ASU Softball: Long balls lead the Sun Devils to series sweep
ASU Softball: Sun Devils avoid an upset with a walk off
(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) Looking for the series win, the No. 21 Arizona State Sun Devils took on the Texas Tech Red Raiders on Saturday night and walked off in the seventh inning to win 4-3. Sophomore right handed pitcher Breanna Macha took the mound for ASU. In the second inning, sophomore right fielder Nichole