Women’s Basketball

(Photo: Alex Roddier/WCSN) Pac-12 play doesn’t get any easier this weekend as No. 19 Arizona State (12-4, 3-2 Pac-12) goes on the road for what head coach Charli Turner Thorne is calling the toughest weekend of the season. Following a seven-point loss to No. 6 Stanford, and a one-point win against No.

(Photo: Alex Roddier/WCSN) The drought was going on six minutes and thirty-five seconds. The No. 19 Arizona State Sun Devil offense was one for its last eight, and zero for its last four. Despite the lackluster shooting at the end of regulation, the Sun Devils found themselves tied with the California

(Photo: Riley Trujillo/WCSN) No. 19 Arizona State’s loss to No. 6 Stanford on Friday night can be viewed as a microcosm of the entire season for the Devils when they’ve gone up against top-tier opponents. They competed fiercely, and at many times were agonizingly close to securing a signature win, but

With its first two-game conference homestand of the season against two ranked opponents from Northern California, No. 19 Arizona State women’s basketball started off the weekend with a 72-65 loss to No. 6 Stanford, dropping the Devils to 2-2 in Pac-12 play. ASU’s offense for most of the game, especially in

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) Spurred by a 27-point performance from Kianna Ibis and a 15-0 fourth quarter run, the then No. 22 Arizona State Sun Devils women’s basketball team defeated Colorado Sunday 76-70 at the CU Events Center in Boulder, Colorado. After her late-game heroics against Utah, Kianna Ibis came out scorching hot

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) 2.1 seconds. That is all the time that junior guard Reili Richardson had to make a smart play with the basketball. Almost a full second elapsed as she entered the top of the key and rose to launch what would be the final shot attempt of regulation at the

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/ WCSN) In their first game back from the holiday break, the then No. 17 Arizona State Sun Devils opened Pac-12 play with a loss to their  archrival, the Arizona Wildcats, 51-39. Arizona State shot 23 percent from the field while going 4-23 from beyond the arc. Guards Robbi

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) The last time an Arizona State athletic squad made the trip down to Tucson, it resulted in one of the most stunning comebacks in Territorial Cup history on the gridiron. Now, the Maroon and Gold return to Tucson Sunday evening on the basketball court, with the sizzling hot No.