Women’s Basketball

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) The No. 17 Arizona State Sun Devils (9-2) improved upon their six-game winning streak by winning their seventh straight 68-52 over the Fresno State Bulldogs (6-4) Thursday afternoon. The Sun Devils and Bulldogs played a tightly contested first quarter as Fresno State elected to defend the Sun Devils

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) The No. 17 Arizona State Sun Devils (8-2) won their sixth straight game on Sunday, topping the Kansas State Wildcats (7-3) 65-51 in the “Battle by the Bluff” in La Crosse, Wisconsin.  ASU was up big by the final horn, but the final score was not a good indicator

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) Through the first nine games of their young season, the No. 17 Arizona State Sun Devils are sitting at 7-2 with their only two losses coming at the hands of No. 4 Baylor and No. 5 Louisville. This early season success can be accredited to the team’s ability

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) No. 17 Arizona State’s trend of first half outbursts continued again on Friday night as the Devils won their sixth game of the season, taking down Southern University 69-47 at Wells Fargo Arena. The win is also their fourth-straight, led by Courtney Ekmark’s season-high 19 points. Despite the lopsided

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) In a game that mirrored the style of Arizona State’s play during the 2017-18 season, the Sun Devils (5-2) defeated the Tulsa Golden Hurricane (5-4), 70-52, to claim the ASU Classic Championship. Although Matilda Mossman’s Tulsa squad was able to hang around throughout the first half, the Sun

After a week off since its last game on November 24 in a win over Southern Illinois, ASU women’s basketball was not out of shape today, easily blowing out Louisiana Tech 80-44 in the Sun Devils first game of the 2018 ASU Classic at Wells Fargo Arena. Three Sun Devils scored