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Schimek’s monster night spearheads upset over No. 5 UMD

by Easton Stockford - December 14, 2025December 14, 2025

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) According to Isaac Newton’s Third Law of Motion, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. That law is not always applicable in the world of sports, but it has undeniably been a theme throughout Arizona State’s season —a notion that echoed through its most recent series

ASU Prepares for Tall Task Against Oregon State After its Best Start in Program History.

by Julian Khoury - December 13, 2025December 13, 2025

(Photo: Elijah Longoria/WCSN) TEMPE - Arizona State women’s basketball has broken its record for its best start in program history. Now 10-0, the Sun Devils will head up to Corvallis to face the 6-4 Oregon State Beavers, and if they want to extend their streak even further, they're going to have

ASU’s hot streak frozen by No. 5 Minnesota Duluth

by Easton Stockford - December 13, 2025December 13, 2025

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Coming off a sweep over Ohio State and a bye week, Arizona State traded 70 degrees and sunny in Tempe for below zero at the tip of Lake Superior to take on one of the hottest programs in the NCAA — No. 5 Minnesota Duluth. With their

ASU looks to continue recent success against Minnesota Duluth

by Jacob Fredericks - December 12, 2025December 12, 2025

(Photo: Aiden Longbrake/WCSN) Revenge in sports is often talked about from the perspective of the team that lost the first time, but it is rare to see anything about the team that initially won. This weekend, Arizona State has the opportunity to tell its side of this revenge story. The 7-8-1 Sun

ASU’s season comes to an end in Sweet 16 loss to Creighton

by Seth Schwartzberg - December 11, 2025December 11, 2025

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) After getting the two wins needed in Tempe and advancing to its second Sweet-16 in the past three seasons, second-seeded Arizona State faced off against third-seeded Creighton, looking to advance to its first Elite Eight in program history. The Big East Champion-Bluejays rode a 22-game winning streak

ASU looks to advance to Elite Eight for first time in program history

by Pratham Valluri - December 11, 2025December 11, 2025

(Photo: Madison Sorenson/WCSN) For a program on the heels of three consecutive losing seasons, 2023 marked a turning point for Arizona State volleyball. Head coach JJ Van Niel was hired to lead the team and took the Sun Devils to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1995, a sign

Sun Devil’s Cruise to Victory Over In-State Rivals

by Caleb Harris - December 10, 2025December 10, 2025

(Photo: Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics) TEMPE – Fans were still getting settled into their seats when the Sun Devils opened with a sequence that would set the tone for the game: Physical dominance and point separation. Just moments after center Massamba Diop won the tipoff, the ball made its way

ASU Shatters School Record; Tough Road Still to Come

by Christian Jarmark - December 7, 2025December 7, 2025

Photo: Elijah Longoria/WCSN TEMPE – Festive Christmas sweaters weren’t the only thing on display tonight as ASU achieved a school record with its tenth straight victory to start the season on Saturday afternoon. A record that has held for over 30 straight seasons, set back in 1991-92, was finally broken as the

Sun Devils Show They Can Play Scrappy in Win Over Tough McNeese Squad

by Harrison Fuller - December 6, 2025December 6, 2025

Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN Arizona State women’s basketball hasn’t opened a season 9-0 since 1991. The Sun Devils’ matchup with McNeese State felt like a throwback to that era, with physical play, tough drives, and a steady stream of points in the paint. The Sun Devils were able to take care of business

ASU Grinds by McNeese State, Ties Best Start in Program History

by Pratham Valluri - December 6, 2025December 6, 2025

Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN For a team that typically calls Desert Financial Arena home, Arizona State women’s basketball initially struggled to adjust to the unfamiliar hardwood of Mullett Arena under its feet, ending with just 10 points in the first quarter. 30 minutes later, the opening period was a distant memory as the