(Photo credit: Grace Monos/WCSN) With the end of its first regular season in the Big 12 Conference concluding last Saturday, Sun Devil women’s basketball heads to Kansas City, Missouri to begin the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship at T-Mobile Center. No. 15 seed Arizona State (9-21, 3-15 Big 12) will face
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How Archbishop Mitty experience shaped ASU’s Makayala Moore
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) Inside a gym in San Jose, California, basketball shoes squeak across the hardwood as their wearers run with full intensity. It’s only a practice, but that’s not stopping the players from pushing themselves to their limits. While running drills, they give it their all, battling fiercely on both
DMV Devils bring a unique edge across the country to the desert
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) One of the longest-running debates in basketball is which region of the United States produces the best players. Legends like Reggie Miller, Cynthia Cooper, Cheryl Miller and Diana Taurasi provide the argument in favor of Los Angeles. The likes of Breanna Stewart, Kareem Abdul-Jabaar, and Julius Erving provide a
Sun Devils fall short after an up-and-down game Sunday
(Photo credit: Zina Garcia/WCSN) TEMPE — A rollercoaster of a game Sunday for Arizona State softball ended on a low note. The Arizona State Sun Devils (15-6) fell to former Pac-12 Conference rival Oregon State (9-10) 6-3, ending the 2025 ASU Invitational with their only loss of the weekend. “That’s the most silent
Sun Devils demolished 98-62 by Utah at home
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) TEMPE — Just two minutes into Saturday’s contest against Utah, Arizona State women’s basketball sophomore guard Jyah LoVett dribbled a crossover between her legs, pulled the ball up near the perimeter and fired what would ultimately be ruled a deep 2-point shot to cut the Sun Devils’
Sun Devils celebrate Black History Month in February home opener
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) TEMPE — Saturday’s Arizona State women’s basketball game didn’t go as the Sun Devils expected; they lost to one of the few teams that, at the time, sat below them in the Big 12 Conference standings. Still, despite the 77-67 loss, ASU gave Saturday’s game a greater sense
Makayla Moore’s gritty play softens blow of ASU’s 77-67 loss to BYU
Sun Devils let opportunity against BYU ‘get away’ and drop eighth-straight
(Photo credit: Sierra Watson/WCSN) TEMPE — Sitting at just 2-14 in the month of February during head coach Natasha Adair’s three-year tenure thus far, Arizona State women’s basketball entered 2025’s second month looking to change its end-of-season trajectory. Saturday against BYU, not only did the Sun Devils’ February woes carry into 2025,
ASU looks to get back on track and snap skid against BYU
(Photo credit: Maya Diaz/WCSN) Arizona State women’s basketball returns to Desert Financial Arena on Saturday looking to snap a seven-game losing streak as it hosts BYU in a pivotal Big 12 Conference matchup. The Sun Devils (8-14, 2-8 Big 12) have struggled mightily in conference play, dropping each of their last seven
Sun Devils drop heartbreaker to Cincinnati and extend losing streak
(Photo credit: Maya Diaz/WCSN) TEMPE — Down two points with 27 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Arizona State graduate guard Jazion Jackson stole a Cincinnati Bearcats possession at midcourt and drove down the hardwood before swinging a pass to junior guard Jalyn Brown under the basket. When Brown missed the layup,