After coming off a weekend sweep at home, ASU softball hits the road again for a more difficult series against the No. 10 Washington Huskies.
The ASU softball team swept all three games at home in its series against Utah for its fourth straight series victory in conference play.
The Sun Devils took home the sweep against conference competitor Utah in a 7-4 afternoon game at Farrington Stadium.
The No. 7 Sun Devils struck early, but had to hold on for a one-run win.
ASU softball took on Utah and with a 5-1 victory gave coach Craig Nicholson his 1000th career win.
The Sun Devils are back at Farrington Stadium for their series against Utah and look to continue their methods that have gotten them this far.
The Sun Devils played some of their best softball of the season in their sweep against California, gaining two run-rule victories.
Four solo home runs in the first four hits of the game paved the way for a 10-0 ASU softball victory against California.
Three home runs, two from Haley Steele, led the Sun Devil offense to a run-rule victory against California in six innings.
Four quick runs from a first-inning grand slam proved to be more than enough for the Sun Devils behind the arm of Dallas Escobedo.
ASU softball hits the road again, this time to Berkeley, Calif., to take on its Pac-12 foes, the Golden Bears.
A rivalry series is always played with extra intensity, and that was displayed in full view against UA, as ASU softball took two out of three games at Farrington Stadium.
In a constant battle with rival UA, the ASU softball team could not finish the game out and succumbed to a 10-inning 6-5 loss.
Freshman Chelsea Gonzales led the ASU softball team to a 4-1 victory against rival UA with one swing of the bat in the fifth inning.
The Wildcats are coming north to Tempe and they present biggest challenge the Sun Devils have faced this season.
A robbed home run and walk-off three run bomb highlighted the ASU victory over Stanford.
The ASU softball team defeated Stanford in a five-inning 9-0 run rule victory with the Cardinal unable to repeat their marathon offensive performance.
In the longest and highest scoring game this season, the ASU softball team beat Stanford in a 16-15 war that lasted over five hours and tested the endurance of both sides.
After beginning their conference play on the road against Oregon State, the Sun Devils now look forward to even stiffer competition against No. 23 Stanford.
Following two losses against Oregon State, the ASU softball team continues its routine and trusts that its process, mixed with consistency, is the strength that it needs on the field.
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