Spring for a sports fan is like the last days before a bear's hibernation.
ASU beat Washington 4-3 Friday and closed its road trip with a 7-0 win over Washington State Sunday.
ASU fell 12-10 in ten innings to No. 7 UCLA in the final game of their three-game series Saturday.
ASU scored seven of its 11 runs in the frame and hit three home runs in the inning en route to an 11-0 win over Oregon State.
The Sun Devils knocked off the Bruins 7-4 in the second game of their three-game set.
Cheyenne Coyle’s homerun with one out in the seventh inning gave No. 2 ASU a 5-1 win over No. 23 Oregon State.
Escobedo settled down and she retired the final three hitters of the game, giving No. 2 ASU a 5-4 win.
ASU got a 4-1 victory over No. 4 UCLA in the opening game of their three-game series.
What’s not to like about college sporting events? The fans, the atmosphere, every athlete working hard just for the name on the front of the jersey and not the name on the back is a formula that can’t help but make you feel good.
In her first season at the helm, Beavers coach Laura Berg is one of the catalysts for the turnaround.
While coach Todd Graham insists every position is up for grabs during spring practice, the No. 2 quarterback spot is one of the most tightly contested positions.
The next challenge for the ASU baseball team and Kellogg is a home series versus No. 7 UCLA.
The No. 21 ASU tennis team will look to end their last road trip of the season by extending their unbeaten streak to 12 straight matches against Washington and Washington State.
Dake is not just the first wrestler to win four NCAA titles. He is the first to win them in four separate weight classes: 141, 149, 157 and finally 165 pounds.
This time it wasn't just sophomore Noemi Jimenez who placed at the top of the leader board for the Sun Devils. Junior Laura Blanco turned in an impressive performance as well.
There are plenty of questions coming into this year's baseball season.
It is the first time in Shannon Haas's career she achieved 50 goals in a season, a milestone she keeps in mind.
Cain Velasquez sat down with The State Press to discuss his upcoming title defense against Antonio Silva, how he draws support from ASU and his current relationship with the wrestling team.
The Sun Devils took a giant step forward this season.
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