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Sun Devils upset No. 7 ranked Buckeyes, win match 4-1

Women's Tennis

by Daniel Rios - February 25, 2024January 12, 2025

Photo Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics TEMPE—With her entire team chanting “ASU” behind her back, senior Rachel Hanford had the chance to do something that hadn’t been done for the Sun Devils in over three decades. Tied at 7-6 in the tiebreaker, Hanford needed one more point to clinch the second

Sun Devils Rally To Defeat Ohio State 10-8, Split Four-Game Series

by Sean Brennan - February 25, 2024February 25, 2024

PHOENIX — Brandon Compton stepped up to the dish at Phoenix Municipal Stadium with the bases loaded, no outs and Arizona State baseball down 8-6 in the bottom of the sixth. The redshirt freshman had only one thought in his head: just put the ball in play. Up to that point,

After rough last week, DFA crowd energized ASU to defeat No. 21 WSU

by Justin de Haas - February 24, 2024February 24, 2024

(Photo: Emma Jeanson/WCSN) TEMPE — The past week has been an emotional roller coaster for Arizona State men’s basketball, but you wouldn't know it with the energy in Desert Financial Arena on Saturday. ASU not only lost to its arch rival then-No. 5 Arizona on Feb. 17, but it was absolutely humiliated

Sun Devils give it their all to overcome No.21 Washington State

by Ryan Myers - February 24, 2024February 24, 2024

(Photo: Emma Jeanson/WCSN) With three minutes and 45 seconds to play, graduate forward Alonzo Gaffney pinned the layup of Washington State guard Myles Rice, followed by a quick outlet pass to junior Adam Miller who finished a reverse layup in transition to put Arizona State men's basketball ahead 64-55 over the

Arizona State Men’s Golf Heads to Vegas for the Southern Highlands Collegiate

by Carson Orvis - February 23, 2024February 23, 2024

(Photo Courtesy - Stryder Bigler) National title contender Arizona State has been on a roll to begin the 2024 march to the NCAA Championships and will continue the trek Sunday in Las Vegas for the Southern Highlands Collegiate. ASU will step into Vegas red hot after back-to-back top three finishes in its

The Sun Devils Welcome Denver to the Valley for a One-Day Match on Sunday

by Carson Orvis - February 23, 2024February 23, 2024

(Photo Courtesy - Troon Golf) Following a three week hiatus, Arizona State Women’s Golf will hit the links again Sunday for the Dual in the Desert against Denver University. After a strong fall season to close out 2023, the Sun Devils have played in two events in 2024, thus far. On January 22,

Sun Devils drop first match at home vs. No. 1 Oklahoma State, falling 4-0

by Daniel Rios - February 17, 2024January 12, 2025

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) It’s not very often you get to host the No. 1 team in the country. No. 24 Arizona State women’s tennis team got that opportunity when they faced No.1 Oklahoma State at home on Saturday at the Whiteman Tennis Center. ASU rose to the occasion in the doubles

No. 18 Sun Devils complete sweep with 4-2 win over Nanooks

by Erik List - February 10, 2024April 29, 2024

(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) Tempe, AZ – Time wound down on the clock as Sun Devil hockey held on to a one-goal lead, facing pressure from Alaska Fairbanks. ASU won a defensive zone face off, and junior defenseman Ethan Szmagaj fired the puck down the length of the ice into the net,

Gibson Homer earns first career shutout in 2-0 win over Alaska

by Sean Brennan - February 9, 2024February 10, 2024

As the final horn sounded on Friday night at Mullett Arena, all No. 20 Arizona State men’s hockey netminder Gibson Homer felt was a sense of relief. The sophomore had just completed a 37-save shutout, the first of his collegiate career, to keep the Sun Devils’ slim NCAA Tournament hopes alive.

No. 17 Sun Devils rout Lindenwood in heated affair

by Erik List - February 4, 2024February 4, 2024

(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) Tempe, AZ – Sun Devil hockey (18-6-6) flexes its offensive mussels, defeating the Lindenwood Lions (5-14-4) by a final of 5-1. After coming up with only a tie a night ago, ASU hockey came out flying in game two with a strong team effort—four different Sun Devil players combined