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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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
Sun Devils post record-setting night in final non-conference bout
Photo: Mason Chiu/WCSN TEMPE – It was all smiles for Arizona State soccer head coach Graham Winkworth as the clock struck triple zeros. It signaled the end of the Sun Devils’ final non-conference game, as they’ll turn their attention to Big 12 play. It also signaled the confirmation of a bounceback after
Sun Devils find victory in opening exhibition
Photo courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics TEMPE – When a new season begins, there tends to be some type of jitters. Freshmen making their first collegiate starts, along with seniors facing the weight of their last collegiate season, combine to create a sense of nervousness. However, by the time Arizona State finished
Rodney Bimage looks to grab hold of opportunities in a new-look cornerback room
(Photo: Grace Monos/WCSN) TEMPE – One of Arizona State football’s newest prizes, rising redshirt sophomore quarterback Cutter Boley, stood in shotgun formation, ready to take a red zone snap. Flanked wide to his right was one of his most dangerous weapons, 6-foot-5 rising redshirt junior wide receiver transfer via Boston College, Reed
‘Things like that happen for a reason:’ How Landen Miree’s impromptu first visit to Tempe led to the prospect joining the Sun Devils
Takeaways from ASU Pro Day
(Photo Courtesy of Arizona Sports) TEMPE – Temperatures in the Valley have been climbing throughout March, and Arizona State Pro Day participants were fortunate to avoid doing drills during Friday’s 101‑degree spike. ASU held its testing inside the weight room at Mountain America Stadium before moving to the Verde Dickey
Arizona State football gears up for spring practices ahead of 2026 season
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) TEMPE – The final calendar day of 2025 not only saw Arizona State football end a tumultuous campaign with a heartbreaking Sun Bowl loss, but brought forth a near three-month standstill from Kajikawa Practice Fields to Mountain America Stadium. 75 days removed from the ball drop, such silence will
Following his sister’s path brought Bryce Ford home to the Valley as a Sun Devil
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) During the 2025 offseason, Arizona State men’s basketball pulled talent from all over the world, including seven players from overseas. Of the eight players born in the United States, seven came from either a neighboring state or from across the country. Only one carries a true connection to
ASU suffers a sweep after a lack of command in the circle and offensive struggles
(Photo: Elijah Longoria/WCSN) TEMPE – For most of the year, Arizona State's offense has resembled traits often left for superheroes: powerful, explosive, and unstoppable. The Sun Devils ranked sixth in the Big 12 offensively with a .328 team average and looked ready to dominate conference play after a sweep in