With the start of the season just days away, head coach Jason Watson doesn’t have a formation picked out for the team to run, let alone a starting line-up. There are two potential formations that the team could run: a 5-1 and 6-2. Both have their advantages, and Watson believes that
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Stocks: who’s rising, falling after the M&G game
Rising Stock: BreElle Bailey The freshman hitter from Highland, Utah was the most impressive stand-out from the intra-squad scrimmage this past weekend. She impressed those in the crowd with her power, and head coach Jason Watson said he would like to continue to feed Bailey the ball when possible. At 6'4", Bailey
Takeaways from Maroon and Gold game
The Arizona State women’s volleyball team played their annual Maroon and Gold game today, but there is nothing ordinary about the talent on the court. Setter Allison Palmer proved again why she set the ASU single-season assist record and the freshman assist record last year. Palmer had the opportunity to work
Meeting the new Devils: BreElle Bailey Q&A
Meeting the new Devils: McKenzie “Kizzy” Willey Q&A
Looking ahead: volleyball non-conference
(Photo: ASU Athletics) Last year, the Sun Devils’ women’s volleyball team was recovering from a five year stretch of sub-.500 records that spanned back to 2007. The team started out blazing hot through a manageable non-conference, heading into Pac-12 play with an 11-2 record. Can they do it again this year? Instead of
Coach’s Corner: Jason Watson recaps offseason
(Photo: ASU Athletics) Last year, the Sun Devils' volleyball team had one of its best seasons in recent memory, certainly the best that head coach Jason Watson (hired in 2008) had experienced. WCSN caught up with Watson for some important questions about the upcoming season. Q. How is Macey Gardner looking heading
WCSN volleyball coverage: letter from the editor
This year the Walter Cronkite Sports Network will be covering Arizona State volleyball as one of its numerous expansion sports. I’d like to introduce myself as the volleyball editor. My name is Trey Lanthier, and I will be producing written content, video content, and serving as a broadcaster for Pac-12 webcasts