Photo: Jack Simon (WCSN) TEMPE — To Arizona State women’s basketball, rivalry means everything. Even enough to do extra homework. Ahead of the Sun Devils’ Wednesday game against intrastate rival Arizona, senior guard Makayla Moore made her own newspaper clipping, detailing the history of the Territorial Cup rivalry and put it in
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Miller’s High Intensity Defense Shines in Physical ASU win
Sun Devils Get First Conference Win Against Colorado
(Photo: Elijah Longoria/WCSN) In Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, a trio of ghosts force Ebenezer Scrooge to confront his past, present and future. Just four days from Christmas, the past, present and future of Arizona State women's basketball came together to lead the charge against Colorado. The Sun Devils prevailed 79-63, extending
ASU Women’s Basketball Roster Preview: New and Familiar Faces for Miller’s Maiden Voyage
Photo: Sun Devil Athletics Christian Jarmark also contributed to this article. In head coach Molly Miller’s first season at ASU, her roster consists of 13 players with nine guards and four forwards/centers. Looking at it from a retention perspective, she kept that same ratio, bringing back four players and having nine newcomers,
Sun Devils look to the future following season-ending loss
ASU wins first Big 12 posteason game behind 53 from Brown, Skinner
(Photo credit: Maya Diaz/WCSN) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After nearly every one of Arizona State’s 21 losses in 2024-25, head coach Natasha Adair began her press conferences with a deep sigh before adjusting her glasses and delivering her signature message: The Sun Devils had their chances, but they just needed to play
Sun Devils face familiar foe in Big 12 Tournament opener
(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
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