Hot hitting powers softball to perfect weekend
After winning Thursday’s warm-up against UC Santa Barbara, the ASU softball team went on to sweep four games in the Wilson/DeMarini Invitational.
After winning Thursday’s warm-up against UC Santa Barbara, the ASU softball team went on to sweep four games in the Wilson/DeMarini Invitational.
In a warm-up game for this weekend’s Wilson/DeMarini Invitational, the ASU softball team overpowered UC Santa Barbara 10-2 Thursday night on a game-ending home run.
With a chance of rain in the forecast, the No. 9 ASU softball team could be facing another wet weekend as it plays six games in the Wilson/DeMarini Invitational.
Rain and sickness shook up the weekend for the ASU softball team, as unusual conditions saw the Sun Devils play just one game, an 8-7 win over South Florida on Friday.
After playing its first 11 games in two weekends, the No. 7 ASU softball team gets a bit of a breather this weekend with a three-game series against South Florida.
Sophomore Annie Lockwood only appeared in 14 games last season, starting just three.
The ASU softball team did its best to hang on to its No. 5 ranking during the Littlewood Classic over the weekend, taking four out of five games in the tournament.
The ASU softball team hopes to continue its early season success and dominant offense as it hosts the Littlewood Classic at Farrington Stadium this weekend.
At the front of the ASU softball players lounge inside Farrington Stadium stands an easel holding an oversized notepad.
The ASU softball team may have to start the season without one of its top returners and cleanup hitter. Following an offseason team rules violation, junior third baseman
Katie Burkhart and Katie Cochran go way back.
For the ASU softball team, making an annual summer trip to Oklahoma City has become the routine under coach Clint Myers.
The game will begin tied at two in the bottom of the third inning. They have four innings to play, and the series will end with a home field advantage.
Every game in the Pac-10 promises a new experience, and over the weekend, the No. 8 ASU softball team learned that some of those experiences can be frustrating.
For the No. 5 ASU softball team, youth is not necessarily a bad thing.
If sophomore catcher Kaylyn Castillo ever needs a quick boost, all she has to do look down at her bat.
Sophomore catcher Kaylyn Castillo has played softball at the collegiate level before. The idea is nothing new to her.
Every year, the Pac-10 conference promises tough softball competition.
Freshman infielder Katelyn Boyd and the rest of the No. 6 Sun Devil (25-5) softball team know that each player has a role, and each game has a purpose.
Potential is a funny thing. When it is fully reached, there are few limits to the possibilities. But when wasted, there are few things more frustrating and disappointing.
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