(Photo: Patricia Vicente/WCSN) The No.32 Arizona State Sun Devils (12-10 overall, 3-2 Pac-12) secured three dominating wins over No. 42 Oregon (13-5, 1-3 Pac-12), Washington (6-13, 1-3 Pac-12) and Grand Canyon University (15-5, 3-0 Pac-12), surrendering losing only one individual match over the four dual matches at Whiteman Tennis Center. After handling
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ASU Wrestling: Zahid Valencia repeats to go back to back
(Photo: Travis David V Whittaker/WCSN) In a season that had many battles, struggles and achievements, the greatest achievement for the season came on the last match that a Sun Devil Wrestler would compete in for the 2018-19 season. Redshirt junior Zahid Valencia earned his second consecutive national title at 174-lb. for ASU
ASU Men’s Hockey: No. 12 Sun Devils run away with 4-1 win over American International
(Photo: Riley Trujillo/WCSN) After 40 days without competing on home ice, No. 12 Arizona State returned to a jam-packed Oceanside Ice Arena in Tempe for the beginning of an intense, high-stakes series Friday night against American International College. Back on home ice, the Sun Devils used an explosive second period to propel
ASU Wrestling: Sun Devils set to take on No. 10 Missouri Tigers
(Photo: Travis David V Whittaker/WCSN) After a month-long road trip of traveling up and down the west coast, back and forth from Virginia and Pennsylvania, the No.13 Arizona State wrestling team (4-9) is set to take on the No. 10 Missouri Tigers (14-0) in their last non-conference dual of the season
ASU Wrestling: Sun Devils fast start slows down in defeat
(Photo: Travis David V Whittaker/WCSN) "Gettin' close, Gettin' close," muttered Arizona State wrestling coach Zeke Jones after his matmen fell to the University of Michigan 23-12 Saturday night. "It’s a game of inches with the best teams," said Jones. "We gotta take care of the small things. Overall, we are improving, and
ASU Soccer: Sun Devils fall in the Territorial Cup on Senior Night
(Photo: Colin Thompson/WCSN) It was an emotional sight in a thundering atmosphere as senior night and the renowned rivalry between Arizona State and University of Arizona clashed Friday night in Tempe. With the stakes higher than ever before, the Sun Devils (10-6-1, 5-4-1) failed to punch a ticket to the NCAA Tournament
ASU Soccer: Douglas returns to rested Sun Devils squad for contests with Washington schools
(Photo: Harrison Zhang/WCSN) After the cancellation of the match against No. 1 Stanford due to weather conditions this past Saturday, the Sun Devils (6-5-1, 1-3-1) will begin their homestand against No. 22 Washington State (10-3-0, 3-3-0) and will conclude against University of Washington (7-6-1, 2-4-0). It will be the first contest for
ASU Soccer: Sun Devils face their toughest challenge with No. 1 Stanford
(Photo: Harrison Zhang/WCSN) Arizona State (6-5-1, 1-3-1) heads into Saturday’s matchup against No. 1 Stanford (12-0-1, 5-0-0) in Tempe for what shapes up as the biggest test of the season for head coach Graham Winkworth’s squad. After losing their second straight match against a Top-20 opponent last Sunday against USC, the
ASU Soccer: Sun Devils outwork Utes but fall short 2-0 in first conference loss
(Photo: Harrison Zhang/WCSN) Arizona State’s (6-3-1) unbeaten streak in Pac-12 play has come to an end after a 2-0 loss to Utah (4-6-1) on Sunday afternoon. This marks Utah’s first Pac-12 win of the season and their first victory in Tempe in program history. Both teams held many scoring opportunities that left
ASU Soccer: Sun Devils close out non-conference play against NAU, Weber State
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) With a game on the road at Northern Arizona University (4-2-1) Friday and a home tilt against Weber State (1-2-3) Sunday, the Arizona State women’s soccer team (3-2) seeks to close out their non-conference play on a high note. This weekend’s matches are important for the Lady Sun