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With the band Journey’s No. 1 hit blasting through the Farrington Stadium PA system, ASU freshman Elizabeth Caporuscio stepped into the batter’s box filled with her dreams and the team’s high expectations.
Three blowouts in five games this weekend for the No. 5 ASU softball team created an illusion that covered up a tournament wrought with drama.
Hillary Bach delivers a pitch in a game against McNeese State on Feb. 10. Bach pitched the sixth perfect game in ASU history Saturday against Wichita State. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)
After the shellacking of Central Connecticut State last weekend prompted an air of optimism, the No. 5 ASU softball team prepares for pesky competition in the Wilson/DeMarini Invitational.
A fan props her legs up on a rail during ASU softball's game against Central Connecticut on Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Justin Marshall)
In four games against Central Connecticut State, the No. 4 ASU softball team didn’t let its opponent reach the sixth inning.
A homecoming for a past champion will highlight No. 5 ASU softball’s four games versus Central Connecticut State this weekend.
None of the Pac-12 teams have played each other, but there is still an early pecking order in softball’s best Division I conference. Rankings are according to ESPN.com/USA Poll.
If the nation’s softball conferences were high school students, the Pac-12 would be the popular girl in gym class who says running is so overrated.
No one expected the Polytechnic Pitchforks to do this well. They are a young team with little stability, but they’ve made one heck of an impression; they’re gelling as a team, and it shows.
Anticipation fills the No. 5 ASU softball team’s dugout as it prepares to compete in the Littlewood Classic, its second home tournament of the season.
A long season awaits the reigning national champions, but two stinging losses in the Kajikawa Classic this weekend in Tempe were tough to swallow.
Except for some first-game jitters causing some unease among the crowd early on, the No. 1 ASU softball team thoroughly dominated its first two opponents of the season.
After an unsatisfactory fall sports season left ASU fans wanting something better, the start of the No. 1 softball team’s season is here at last.
As a kid, I always wanted to be a space cowboy. I’m sure you’ve dreamed of some crazy, unrealistic profession or activity too. But for now, I’m sitting in this concrete chair with no cushion, still dreaming of something that could’ve been.
Katelyn Boyd rounds second base against North Dakota State during the NCAA Regionals on May 20, 2011. Boyd is one of four returning starters as ASU looks to defend its national title. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)
With arguably the best pitching staff in the nation, expectations are high for the ASU softball team, which looks to defend its national title in 2012.
Hillary Bach pitches against Western Michigan on Feb. 10, 2011. Bach will serve as a mentor to the ASU softball team’s young pitching staff this season. (Photo by Michael Arellano)
The transition of athletes from high school seniors to freshmen in college has been dissected beyond measure.
For those with a competitive spirit looking to satisfy that urge, intramural sports among Arizona State University’s four campuses are there to help. With tournaments and league-play—flag football, volleyball, basketball and softball—the athlete in everyone can be brought out. The Downtown Phoenix campus has given students the entrée, the extreme of these sports.
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