Unranked Pac-12 teams still pose challenge to No. 17 ASU volleyball
Colorado and Utah are the next two teams on ASU's schedule as the Sun Devils try to improve their 1-1 Pac-12 record.
Colorado and Utah are the next two teams on ASU's schedule as the Sun Devils try to improve their 1-1 Pac-12 record.
Over the last two years, the offense has revolved around outside hitter Macey Gardner. This year, there are more offensive weapons, but Gardner maintains lofty numbers.
ASU volleyball is at the beginning of the Pac-12 stretch that spans for the remainder of the season. It started 1-1 last week and will fight against Colorado and Utah next.
ASU started conference play with a 1-1 week.
ASU is looking to get its first Pac-12 win this season and avoid the struggles of last year.
Macey Gardner shined in ASU's Pac-12 opener, but an impressive statistical night and miraculous fourth-set comeback couldn't vault the Sun Devils over Madi Kingdon's Wildcats.
The Wildcats are led by a senior outside hitter who has 60 more kills than ASU kill leader Macey Gardner.
After a sluggish start, ASU volleyball found its groove and relied on an established strongpoint – the front row.
Sophomore outside hitter BreElle Bailey and senior middle blocker Mercedes Binns elevated ASU to victory.
Who replaced injured junior middle blocker Whitney Follette in the starting lineup?
ASU's first matchup against a top-10 team this season will test them.
Follette will likely not play in next weekend's matches, but an injured player has been cleared for game action.
With Follete forced to remain in Louisville for surgery, middle blocker Mercedes Binns has a chance to step up on offense.
Junior outside hitter BreElle Bailey finished the match with the tenth-highest attacking percentage in ASU volleyball history.
ASU split a day-night doubleheader after launching a heavy comeback against Northern Illinois.
Freshman Halle Harker might be close to filling the shoes of former ASU star Stephanie Preach.
Senior setter Shannan McCready returned to practice after suffering a partially torn labrum.
The 32-30 set two final score was the seventh-highest scoring set in the ASU rally scoring era.
Backup outside hitter Andi Lowrence recorded seven kills against UAB and setter Bianca Arellano got five digs against ISU
Whitney Follette enjoyed a 10-kill game against former teammates from her native country, Canada.
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