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The Gym Devils are taking on the NCAA Regionals after winning the first session in the Pac-12 Championships and placing fifth overall on Saturday at the Maverik Center in Salt Lake City.
The Sun Devils' hockey season came to a close after last weekend. After a long year of injuries and the upcoming absence of some notable players, the question becomes: what is next for this team?
The women's hockey team is making history as it takes on American Collegiate Hockey Association Women's Division 1 National Championships for the first time since the program began seven years ago.
The Gym Devils have had a tremendous stretch of meets, jumping ahead in the national rankings and preparing for the last couple of meets of the season.
The women’s water polo team currently holds a 6-5 record and freshman Juliette Dhalluin hoping to lead the team into the deep end of success.
A win wasn't in the cards for the Sun Devils this weekend after the hockey team succumbed to two losses against Alaska Fairbanks on Friday and Saturday.
The Gym Devils are coming off another strong weekend, scoring a season-high against UCLA and remaining No. 20 in the rankings. Even with these new strides in the gym, academics still come first for the team.
It was all big smiles and happy cheers in the Gym Devils' practice facility Tuesday afternoon as young Berlynn Jensen celebrated her signing day with the team.
It's safe to say the ASU hockey team has been on a rollercoaster during the 2022-23 season.
At 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, there were already three packed, rowdy rows in the student section at Mullett Arena. The crowd was riled up, dancing and talking with their friends before the ASU men's hockey matchup between the Sun Devils and the St. Thomas Tommies.
ASU gymnastics is on the road to a successful season, and part of this is thanks to Emily White.
The ASU swim and dive team had a record-breaking weekend in one of the year's most anticipated college swim meets. The No. 1 Sun Devil men's team beat No. 2 Cal 211-87, and the women beat the No. 11 Golden Bears 191.5-96.5 at Mona Plummer Aquatic Center on Saturday.
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