(Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN) TEMPE – After one of the most historic regular seasons in recent Arizona State women's basketball history, it was rewarded with the opportunity to hear its name called on ESPN, securing a spot in March Madness for the first time in six years. Four days later, after leading for
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Gabby Elliott Helps Team Lieberman to Women’s College All-Star Game Win
PHOENIX – Arizona State graduate guard Gabby Elliott’s collegiate career led her to nearly every corner of the country. The Detroit native spent time at Clemson, Michigan State, Penn State and, most recently, ASU. On Saturday, Elliott bookended her college journey at Global Credit Union Arena in West Phoenix for
‘The Reason We Hang Banners’: Miller Praises Seniors after Sun Devils’ Season Ends in First Four
(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) IOWA CITY – Down two with five seconds and zero timeouts remaining, junior guard Jyah LoVett snagged the inbounds pass and sprinted down the side of the court with a Virginia defender glued to her hip. Crossing half-court, LoVett attempted to probe the center of the paint before
ASU Heads To March Madness, Will Play Virginia in First Four
(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) PHOENIX — After an anxious wait since exiting the Big 12 tournament, Arizona State women’s basketball was finally able to rejoice on Selection Sunday. For the first time since 2019, the Sun Devils will head to the big dance. The next stop in head coach Molly Miller’s stunning season
Instant Recap: ASU Falls to West Virginia in Big 12 Tournament Quarterfinals
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) KANSAS CITY, Mo – Early in the fourth quarter of Arizona State’s quarterfinal contest against West Virginia, the Sun Devils trailed by five. Senior guard Marley Washenitz pushed the ball up the floor in transition, seamlessly navigating West Virginia’s stout defense. The Fairmont, WV native had the
ASU Upsets Iowa State in Big 12 Tournament Thriller
Sun Devils Escape Wildcats in First Round of Big 12 Tournament
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) KANSAS CITY, Mo – There is an age-old saying that says great things come in threes. On Wednesday, 10th-seeded Arizona State (23-9, 9-9) women’s basketball lived up to the saying, completing a season trifecta of wins against intrastate 15th-seeded rival Arizona (12-18, 3-15) in the first round of
Fish Out of Water: ASU’s Second-Half Offense Drowned Behind BYU Zone Defense
(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) TEMPE – With 54 seconds remaining and Arizona State women’s basketball down 60-55, graduate guard Gabby Elliott burst off a screen with a clean look at the rim from the top of the key. Mere seconds after the ball left her fingertips, Elliott’s legs flailed in opposite directions,
ASU Women’s Hoops Drops Final Home Game to BYU
(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) TEMPE — Midway through the second quarter of Arizona State’s women's basketball game against BYU, senior guard Marley Washenitz intercepted a pass and raced down the court for what was supposed to be an easy, wide-open layup. But, as Washenitz went up to scoop the ball into the
Sun Devils’ Offense Explodes in Massive Victory Over Houston
(Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN) TEMPE – It's said that everything is bigger in Texas, and the missing pieces of ASU’s game that it lacked all year came up huge against the University of Houston. All year, ASU’s ability to compete on the offensive end was lacking, often losing crucial games against teams