ASU softball tops Portland State 4-3 in dramatic fashion
It was only fitting that the ASU softball team walked off with a win against Portland State.
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It was only fitting that the ASU softball team walked off with a win against Portland State.
It took 12 innings for the ASU softball team to defeat Portland State Friday.
The ASU softball team extended its winning streak to 13 games after defeating Portland State 6-5 in a marathon 12-inning game.
The ASU softball team will adjust from tournament play to facing an individual school in a four-game series against Portland State from Feb. 22 to Feb. 24.
Junior outfielder Alix Johnson had a rough start to the season offensively.
Alix Johnson has been a shining leader since last season when she won a First Team All-America spot. She has continued her success following her first home run of the season, which tied her for 15th all time at ASU. The team is currently 12-0 midway through their second invitational of the year, the Littlewood Classic.
The ASU softball team saved its best for last.
The No. 3 ASU softball team is known for ist stellar pitching; however, its offensive prowess was on full display Saturday.
The Pac-12’s Player of the Week delivered when it counted the most.
After a blazing start to the 2013 season, the No. 3 ASU softball team (7-0) looks to continue its hot start in the Littlewood
ASU softball coach Clint Myers is no stranger to changing the lineup. Based upon who is hot, the lineup is subject to change. Here’s a breakdown of the batting order as it currently stands:
Junior pitcher Dallas Escobedo winds back ready to release a pitch against Kentucky on Feb. 9. Escobedo and the ASU softball pitching staff have led the Sun Devils to a 7-0 start. (Photo by Dominic Valente)
ASU softball against Boise State in the Kajikawa Classic 2013 on Sunday. (Photo by Sam Rosenbaum)
A second look at ASU softball's 7-0 start in the Kajikawa Classic:
The ASU softball team started off their season on the right note by going 7-0 in their home tournament the Kajikawa Classic. The Sun Devils dominated from the mound. Led by junior pitcher Dallas Escobedo the Sun Devils only gave up 2 runs and one was unearned. Offensively ASU was led by junior infielder Cheyenne Coyle who had 5 home runs over the course of the tournament. The story can be read here.
ASU softball against Boise State in the Kajikawa Classic 2013 on Sunday. (Photo by Sam Rosenbaum)
ASU softball against Boise State in the Kajikawa Classic 2013 on Sunday. (Photo by Sam Rosenbaum)
ASU softball against Boise State in the Kajikawa Classic 2013 on Sunday. (Photo by Sam Rosenbaum)
ASU softball against Boise State in the Kajikawa Classic 2013 on Sunday. (Photo by Sam Rosenbaum)
ASU softball at Saturday's game against Kentucky in the Kajikawa Classic 2013. (Photo by Dominic Valente)
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