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Freshman forward Cali Farquharson dribbles past Kansas defenders in the Sun Devils’ 2-2 draw to the Jayhawks on Sunday. (PHOTO COURTSEY OF STEVE RODRIGUEZ)

Soccer falls to Mizzou, ties at Kansas

The ASU women's soccer team ended its five-game road trip this weekend, losing 4-1 to Missouri and earning a 2-2 draw against Kansas.

By Danny Shapiro | September 3, 2012

Junior forward Devin Marshall handles the ball during a game last season. Fresh from a 4-0 win over NAU last Friday, the Sun Devils travel to Missouri on Friday and conclude their five-game road trip at Kansas on Sunday. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Soccer wraps up road trip in Mizzou and Kansas

The ASU women's soccer team will conclude its five game season-opening road trip this weekend in the Midwest against No. 18 Missouri and Kansas.

By Danny Shapiro | August 29, 2012

(Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Soccer adjusting with youth, seeks postseason return

After missing the postseason last year for the first time since 2008, the ASU women's soccer team is hungry for a bounce back 2012 campaign and a return to the NCAA Tournament.

By Danny Shapiro | August 27, 2012

Junior forward Devin Marshall keeps the ball away from a Washington defender in a game against the Huskies last season. The Sun Devils earned their first win against NAU on Friday, shutting out the Lumberjacks 4-0. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Women's soccer routs NAU 4-0, earns first win

ASU left Flagstaff with a 4-0 win over NAU.

By Danny Shapiro | August 26, 2012

The State Press

ASU soccer seeks first win at NAU

The ASU women's soccer team looks to right the ship Friday against in-state foe NAU.

By Danny Shapiro | August 23, 2012

The State Press

Soccer held scoreless in two opening losses

ASU opened up its 2012 season last weekend in southern California and left with two shutout losses.

By Danny Shapiro | August 22, 2012

The State Press

Fourteen current and former Sun Devils representing five countries in Olympics

There will be a total of 14 people with ties to ASU at the Olympic Games. The Sun Devils will be represented via five countries, one current athlete, nine former athletes and one coach.

By William Boor | July 8, 2012

The State Press

Devil Dish: April 2

One significant change I can’t help but notice is that women’s sports are starting to get more coverage and publicity.

By John McKelvey III | April 1, 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

The State Press

Devil Dish: Dec. 5

Reporters around the world are already calling it the game of the century.

By Elijah Grasser | December 4, 2011

TOUGH CAMPAIGN: ASU sophomore forward Devin Marshall handles the ball during the Sun Devils’ 1-0 win over Washington on Oct. 30. Plagued with injuries all season, the ASU soccer team finished their 2011 campaign 8-11 and missed the NCAA tournament. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Soccer falls short of preseason goals

ASU’s season ended earlier than they anticipated.

By Justin Janssen | November 15, 2011

The State Press

Devil Dish: Nov. 15

Our major sports enjoy a parity rarely seen in the rest of the world.

By Elijah Grasser | November 14, 2011

The State Press

Soccer edges UA in season finale

The ASU soccer team won a tightly contested 2-1 game over UA to close the season.

By Justin Janssen | November 6, 2011

SENDING OFF: Junior midfielder Taylor McCarter winds up for a kick through UCLA defenders during the Bruins’ 2-0 win over the Sun Devils. ASU plays its last game of the season against UA on Friday, an event that counts towards the ASU-UA Territorial Cup Series. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Soccer expects close game from last-place UA

The Sun Devils fully expect their rival to play their best game of the season Friday.

By Justin Janssen | November 3, 2011

The State Press

Devil Dish: Nov. 3

Soccer may not dominate the U.S. like it does around the world but FIFA 12 is everywhere.

By John McKelvey III | November 2, 2011

LAST STAND: ASU senior soccer players (from left to right) Kari Shane, Kate Sangster, Nicole Acosta, Sierra Cook and redshirt juniors Courtney Giovanni and Courtney Tinnin pose with Sparky before a game. All but Tinnin will play their final games as Sun Devils on Friday against UA. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Careers end for five soccer seniors

Friday ends the 2011 season for the ASU soccer team.

By Justin Janssen | November 1, 2011

SAVING THE DAY: ASU senior forward Sierra Cook winds up for the game-winning goal during the Sun Devils’ win over Washington on Sunday. Cook’s tally gave ASU a victory on the last home game of the season. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Soccer salvages Senior Night win, falls to Wash. St.

With time winding down for the ASU soccer team on Senior Night, a senior scored the game-winning goal for ASU.

By Justin Janssen | October 30, 2011

FINAL HOMESTAND: ASU senior defender Kate Sangster moves the ball up field during ASU’s overtime loss to USC last weekend. Sangster will play her final home game as a Sun Devil on Sunday. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Soccer expects to finish season strong

The ASU soccer team fully expects to win games this weekend.

By Justin Janssen | October 27, 2011

STAYING STRONG: Junior goalkeeper Alyssa Gillmore (ball) catches the ball in the box while Oregon redshirt junior defender Lauren Thompson runs for a header during the Sun Devils’ 4-0 win over the Ducks. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Soccer has more than pride to play for

Kevin Boyd said his team still needs to keep playing strong.

By Justin Janssen | October 25, 2011

STUDENT-ATHLETE: ASU redshirt sophomore Nicki Stone creates space against two USC defenders during the Sun Devils’ overtime loss on Friday. Stone maintains a perfect GPA despite juggling a sport and a social life. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Soccer’s Stone juggles health, 4.0 GPA

Nicki Stone and the rest of ASU’s women’s soccer team light up the GPA scale.

By Justin Janssen | October 24, 2011