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Olympic sports roundup: ASU swim and dive has historic showing

Track and field was highlighted by freshman thrower Ralford Mullings who threw a collegiate-best discuss throw of 63.50 in his second outdoor competition.

By Justin Spangenthal , Avianna Hoppes , Kathryn Field and Remy Mastey | March 27, 2022

Olympic Sports Roundup: ASU wrestling takes fourth overall in NCAA wrestling tournament

Wrestling finished fourth in the NCAA Championships, lacrosse lost its first Pac-12 game and Vanda Baska keeps dominating for water polo.

By Justin Spangenthal , Avianna Hoppes , Kathryn Field , Walker Smith , Nikash Nath , Aaron Schmidt and Remy Mastey | March 20, 2022

ASU lacrosse head coach Tim McCormack prioritizes support in team culture

McCormack is recognized by staff and players alike for the supportive environment he has helped to create within the program.

By Kathryn Field | March 16, 2022

Olympic Sports Roundup: track and field takes home two titles at NCAA Indoor Championships

This week, water polo swept its competition, gymnastics finished its regular season, beach volleyball took on ranked opponents, lacrosse opened up Pac-12 play while track and field took home two NCAA titles.

By Justin Spangenthal , Avianna Hoppes , Kathryn Field , Walker Smith , Aaron Schmidt and Remy Mastey | March 13, 2022

Sixth-year women's lacrosse attacker Carley Adams looks to finish career strong

Carley Adams has been with Sun Devil lacrosse since it was founded, and she has been integral to the program's growth.

By Kathryn Field | February 21, 2022

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Olympic Sports Roundup: ASU golfer Ashley Menne finishes second at the Lamkin Invitational

This past week, sophomore Ashley Menne won second place at the Lamkin Invitational, lacrosse opened its 2022 season and wrestling had its last home meet of the year.

By Kathryn Field , Aaron Schmidt and Ruby Arora | February 20, 2022

Three lacrosse goalkeepers compete to fill starting spot for the upcoming season

Following the departure of four-year starting goalkeeper, three Sun Devils are competing for the opportunity to fill her shoes.

By Kathryn Field | February 13, 2022

ASU lacrosse looks to build upon strong last season in 2022

ASU women's lacrosse announced its 2022 schedule coming off its best season in program history.

By Kathryn Field | February 6, 2022

Graduate student Taylor Pinzone brings abundance of experience to ASU lacrosse

Graduate student transfer Taylor Pinzone decided to bring her talents to Tempe for her final year of NCAA eligibility.

By Kathryn Field | February 3, 2022

Former ASU women's lacrosse coach files lawsuit claiming wrongful termination

Former ASU women's lacrosse coach Courtney Connor is suing the University and the Arizona Board of Regents alleging she was fired for reporting Title IX violations.

By Kathryn Field | January 12, 2022

Club sports bring competition, community to ASU

ASU club sports provide an outlet for students to compete in their sport just below the Division 1 level. These athletes put in the hours on and off the field to be the best they can, and their stories are ones of passion and hard work.

By Ike Everard | February 16, 2021

The duality between two ASU women's lacrosse team leaders

Although the coaching staff has not chosen captains for the upcoming season, Bonneau and Glagolev have assumed leadership roles.

By Madison Thacker | November 4, 2020

Devils Prospects: A lacrosse midfielder's journey to committing to ASU

Korean National Lacrosse Team star and verbal commit Helen Park looks to bring her talents to the Sun Devils next fall.

By Olivia Eisenhauer and Lauren Hertz | September 30, 2020

ASU names Courtney Martinez Connor as its first-ever women's lacrosse coach

Martinez Connor previously worked as an analyst for ESPN and the Big Ten Network.

By Fabian Ardaya | November 5, 2015

Associate athletic director Rocky Harris (left), Athletic Director Ray Anderson and associate athletic director Scotty Graham announce ASU's addition of women's triathlon and women's lacrosse on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015, at the Dutson Theater in the Carson Student-Athlete Center on the Tempe campus.

ASU announces addition of women's lacrosse, triathlon as NCAA varsity sports

Women's lacrosse joins men's ice hockey and women's triathlon among sports added this season.

By Fabian Ardaya | October 20, 2015

No. 2 club lacrosse set to defend SLC title

Last year’s seniors have graduated. Underclassmen have improved and new players have stepped into new roles.

By Justin Emerson | February 4, 2013

Health solutions junior Thomas Boyle practices at an ASU rugby practice on the Sun Devil Fitness Complex fields on Nov. 8. (Photo by Kyle Newman)

Behind the scenes of ASU club sports

The club sports’ programs at ASU may not be NCAA affiliated, but the students involved are no different than the scholarship-funded athletes in all other ASU-funded sports.

By Mitch Terrell | November 26, 2012

The team is ready for a new year. Photo courtesy of Chris Malone.

Pitchfork Sports: Avoiding heartbreak

Championship or bust. The Sun Devils plan to cause havoc for their conference opponents and for the rest of the country.

By Evan Triantafilidis | October 24, 2012

ASU club sports underway with promising outlooks

The upcoming year has been anticipated for many teams after successful, yet shortcoming seasons last year.

By Mitch Terrell | September 18, 2012

Zachary Scarano is an advocate for the ASU’s club sports receiving more funding for necessary expenses. The lacrosse team, a perennial contender for a national championship, only received $12,900 to cover expenditures like jerseys, registration fees and equipment last season. (Photo by Brendan Capria)

Lack of funding hampers club sports

The disparity between ASU’s sports clubs and their governing body is expanding, and it’s taking its toll on the teams.

By Brendan Capria | March 12, 2012

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