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ASU Women’s Basketball: Second annual “Charli” awards roundtable

by Drew Martin - February 29, 2016February 29, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Best Individual Performance (Season) Drew Martin: Without a doubt, this award has to go to junior forward Sophie Brunner. Despite suffering an ankle injury in December, Brunner was able to come back and continue to lead ASU in scoring and rebounding. She’s one of the most efficient players from

ASU Women’s Basketball: No. 9 ASU looks to clinch first ever outright conference championship against No. 14 UCLA

by Drew Martin - February 27, 2016February 27, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) When the No. 9 Arizona State Sun Devils (25-4, 16-1 Pac-12) travel to Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles to take on the No. 14 UCLA Bruins (21-7, 13-4 Pac-12), they’ll be playing one of the most important games not only of their season, but possibly in program history. Only

ASU Women’s Basketball: ASU escapes USC despite anemic offensive attack

by Bailey O'Carroll - February 26, 2016February 27, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) The No. 9 Arizona State Sun Devils (25-4, 16-1 Pac-12) traveled to Los Angeles on Friday night for the first half of their southern California road trip to take on the USC Trojans (18-11, 6-11 Pac-12) and were able to escape with another tough victory 50-45. Offensive woes characterized

ASU Women’s Basketball: The Sun Devils travel to Los Angeles to take on USC

by Bailey O'Carroll - February 26, 2016

The No. 9 Arizona State University Sun Devils (24-4, 15-1 Pac-12) embark on their final road trip of the regular season as they get set to take on USC (18-10, 6-10) on Friday night in Los Angeles. In their previous matchup in Tempe earlier this month, it was anything but an

Three in the Key: Episode 9

by Drew Martin - February 23, 2016

On this episode, the guys talk about ASU's last four wins, their upcoming road trip to SoCal, and the Pac-12 Tournament in Seattle. https://www.mixcloud.com/ThreeInTheKey/three-in-the-key-episode-9/

ASU Women’s Basketball: ASU caps off regular season home slate with win over Washington

by Tyler Strachan - February 23, 2016February 23, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) The No. 9 Arizona State Sun Devils (24-4, 15-1 Pac-12) defeated the Washington Huskies (18-9, 9-7 Pac-12) 77-57 in their final home game of the regular season. Reporter Tyler Strachan examines the win and talks to the players about what this win means to them.

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils ride Quinn Dornstauder to big win on Senior Day

by Drew Martin - February 21, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) The script couldn’t have been written any better. It was Senior Day for No. 9 Arizona State, their final home game of the regular season and a day that is always emotional for the seniors on the roster. The Sun Devils were taking on a tough Washington team led by

ASU Women’s Basketball: On Senior Day, look back on the careers of ASU’s impressive senior class

by Drew Martin - February 21, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) In sports, one of the most important and most sought after aspects of a team is experience. A roster laden with experienced players is vital to a team’s success. It provides leadership, maturity and a “been there, done that” attitude that all coaches love to have on their team. When

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils get set to play Senior Day game against Washington

by Bailey O'Carroll - February 20, 2016February 20, 2016

(Photo: Tyler Strachan/WCSN) Sunday will mark the final home game of the season for the No. 9 Arizona State Sun Devils, and will be the final game ASU’s five seniors play on their home court as they celebrate “senior day” against University of Washington at noon on Sunday. The Sun Devils are

ASU Women’s Basketball: No. 9 Sun Devils dominate the Cougars for fifth straight win

by Drew Martin - February 19, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) With “Hotline Bling” by Drake booming over the loudspeakers and a Canadian flag raised up in the tunnels, “Canadian Night” was in full effect at Wells Fargo Arena, with Arizona State’s Quinn Dornstauder serving as the lone Canadian participant of the evening. Dornstauder and company did not squander the