(Photo: Ayden Vasquez/WCSN) TEMPE – Getting swept by No. 2 Texas A&M was a step back for Arizona State's women's tennis, but in Saturday's outing against San Diego, resilience was the name of the game. ASU (4-2) took the doubles point early and coasted through the singles matchups to down USD (3-3)
Women’s Tennis
ASU Women’s Tennis Loses Four-Hour Match On Senior Day
ASU blows away competition for second Big 12 victory
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) With a rise in strong winds making playing conditions at Whiteman Tennis Center difficult for both teams, the match between No. 23 Arizona State University and Brigham Young University was a one-sided masterclass in dominance. Despite the unpredictable gusts, the Sun Devils (7-3) would win in a dominant
Sun Devil tennis team’s travel to Ojai for final Pac-12 Tennis Tournaments
Sun Devils celebrate Senior Day with 4-3 win over rival Arizona
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) On senior day, when the spotlight was supposed to be on the seniors, they were actually on sophomore Chelsea Fontenel as her entire team was standing on the court beside her, giving her their energy. On a 95-degree day featuring two red-hot teams, Fontenel needed one more game to
Sun Devils host Wildcats for Senior Day Territorial Cup match-up
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) The rackets have been hot for the Arizona State women’s tennis team who are on a five-match winning streak and have turned their season around after a mid-season slump. This weekend, the team prepares for their season finale against Territorial Cup rival No. 39 Arizona. After a successful trip
Sun Devils sweep Washington schools, defend home court in Morlet’s return
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) After going through one of their worst stretches of the season, 1-5 in a six-game stretch. The Sun Devils needed to change the trajectory of their season fast. They had the perfect opportunity to do so when the team finally returned home after a two-week road trip. Friday saw
Giulia Morlet’s return sees Sun Devils defeat Washington State 4-2.
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) Tempe—On Friday, April 5th, the Arizona State Sun Devils Women's Tennis team (10-8, 2-4 Pac-12) collected their first win since March 22nd, defeating Washington State Cougars Women's Tennis (10-6,1-5 Pac-12) by a score of 4-2. Senior Giulia Morlet finally returned to the court for his first full day of
Sun Devils look to bounce back at home in series against Washington schools
Sun Devils return to win column with win over NAU
(Photo Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics) With the crowd cheering at Whiteman Tennis Center, it could only mean one thing. The Sun Devils finally got back into the win column, ending a three match losing streak. After beating No. 6 Ohio State, 4-1, the season looked bright for the Sun Devils. However,