Softball closer to Pac-12 lead after sweep of Stanford
Last weekend’s sweep of No. 16 Stanford put ASU closer to the top of the Pac-12 standings at exactly the middle point of the conference schedule.
Last weekend’s sweep of No. 16 Stanford put ASU closer to the top of the Pac-12 standings at exactly the middle point of the conference schedule.
As the Sun Devils readied themselves to take on No. 16 Stanford, the players knew they were in for a tough week.
Sophomore Bailey Wigness’ speed presents a major problem for opponents, but it is her ability to adapt to the changes a fluid lineup throws at her that helps ASU the most.
The No. 4 ASU softball team did not have any games this weekend, but the team is still practicing and scrimmaging in preparation for No. 15 Stanford.
Freshman catcher Amber Freeman’s three-run home run in the sixth inning saved the No. 3 ASU softball team from disappointment Wednesday.
After a disappointing 4–2 loss in the ninth inning, the No. 3 ASU softball team will look to rebound Wednesday as it faces No. 25 Oregon State.
The No. 5 ASU softball is coming off a 1-1 road trip against No. 17 Oregon sandwiched between home sweeps of the Bruins and the Wildcats.
The No. 5 ASU softball team swept UCLA for the second time in school history by complementing strong defense and exceptional pitching with an efficient offensive performance.
A five-run sixth inning meant the eight run mercy rule was in effect. ASU’s softball game against UCLA on Thursday ended in a 9–1 blowout.
A hitting showcase awaits softball fans when the two teams that provide the most power in the Pac-12 collide this weekend in Tempe.
Senior Katelyn Boyd withdrew her name from this year’s National Pro Fastpitch Draft to focus on the chance to represent her country in this summer’s World Cup of Softball.
Pac-12 conference play has barely begun, but there is already a makeshift order in the works.
The rain in Eugene, Ore., dampened the No. 5 ASU softball team’s momentum in a series that left both teams one win better and one loss worse than they had been before this weekend.
One significant change I can’t help but notice is that women’s sports are starting to get more coverage and publicity.
When the Sun Devils make the trek to Oregon, they will take on a team that will have played five games in six days.
Several veteran Sun Devils are leading an inexperienced ASU softball team to success this season.
With three wins over its bitter rival, the No. 5 ASU softball team stamped out a statement to the rest of the Pac-12 this week.
Usually the No. 5 ASU softball team is making their opponents change pitchers. Rarely is it the other way around.
The Sun Devils will get their chance to compete away from Farrington Stadium for the first time this season in the Judi Garman Classic this weekend.
The No. 5 ASU softball team relied on its bats to win the weekend at the Diamond Devil Invitational.
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