Photo: Kaylee Wilkerson/WCSN TEMPE – As the sound of vuvuzelas and bass drums echoed into the Tempe night, Arizona State soccer prepared to start the conference season on the right foot, a task that has long proved difficult for the team. However, the many instruments weren’t the only thing keeping the rhythm
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Sun Devils start Big 12 play victorious with Kierra Blundell playing hero
ASU Swim and Dive returns to the pool for 2026-27 season
With Senior Night festivities, Sun Devils dominate
Photo: Mason Chiu/WCSN TEMPE – Heading into Senior Night, hosting Grambling State, Arizona State soccer looked to make a statement after their first loss of the season, coming just 5 days prior. In their hard-fought 1-0 loss to the No. 9 North Carolina, ASU was overwhelmed and struggled to maintain possession. In
After first loss of season, Sun Devils seek bounce-back on senior night
Photo: Maddie Connellan/WCSN After surrendering its first loss of the season, Arizona State soccer looks to respond in its final non-conference match of the regular season while celebrating the senior Sun Devils. Five days ago, ASU (4-1-2, 0-0-0) went toe-to-toe with No. 9-ranked North Carolina, but ultimately fell 1-0. Friday night, eight
Sun Devils served a bittersweet result in their first loss of the season against No. 9 UNC
Stellar defensive play leads Sun Devils to victory over LSU
No. 21 Sun Devils use heavy offense to advance to conference semifinals
SURPRISE, Ariz. – With no outs in the fourth inning and a runner on third base, Arizona State sophomore centerfielder Landon Hairston approached the plate with a chance at history. The Arizona native was one home run away from breaking ASU’s single-season home run record. After taking the first pitch for
Dust off the Brooms: No. 16 ASU Sweeps Denver in first round of the NCAA Tournament
Conference woes continue for Sun Devils with postseason looming
(Photo: Aiden Longbrake/WCSN) TEMPE — The sun beamed down onto a sold-out home finale crowd at Farrington Stadium. Parents, friends and fans alike all showed support for a program trying to continue its rise. Amidst the chaos, it proved little help. At first glance, Arizona State’s problems seem minor. ASU has won