22 — Points per game scored by ASU men's basketball senior forward Shaquielle McKissic in two games against Stanford and Cal this week, earning Pac-12 Player of the Week honors.
3 — Number of players honored by ASU men's basketball in its Senior Day win over Cal on Saturday. McKissic, forward Jonathan Gilling and guard Bo Barnes were among those honored, but Gilling and Barnes took an unusual route in choosing not to start:
Bo and Jon told coach they didn't want to start on Senior Day. Keeping it same was their wish. @DougHaller @statepresssport @Pac12Networks
— Sun Devil MBB (@SunDevilHoops) March 7, 2015
Among those honored alongside Shaq McKissic, Jon Gilling and Bo Barnes: senior members of the @942Crew @SunDevilCurtain — State Press Sports (@statepresssport) March 7, 2015
5 — Seed for ASU men's basketball in the Pac-12 tournament, where they will face No. 12 seed USC in Las Vegas. If ASU wins, it will match up against No. 4 seed UCLA.
4 — Number of goals scored by ASU hockey sophomore Eric Rivard in Friday's 6-1 blowout win over Colorado to send the Sun Devils to the ACHA quarterfinals.
11 — Goals scored, compared to three goals against, for ASU hockey in its two games played thus far in the ACHA tournament against Colorado and Lindenwood. After losing sophomore goaltender Robert Levin for the tournament with a torn ACL, sophomore Lucas Felbel has performed well behind the high-powered offense.
3 — Consecutive years in which ASU has made it to the ACHA semifinals. After winning the ACHA championship in 2014, ASU is two wins away from repeating as national champions in their final season in the ACHA. First up: Stony Brook.
.@ASUD1Hockey has made it to the ACHA semifinals each of the last three years.
— State Press Sports (@statepresssport) March 8, 2015
What a finish in the ACHA quarterfinals. Stony Brook scores the game-winning goal with 6 sec. left. @ASUD1Hockey will face Stony Brook. — State Press Sports (@statepresssport) March 9, 2015
12 — times, in the last 13 years, that the Stanford Cardinal women's basketball team has made it to the championship game of the Pac-12 tournament after they knocked off No. 9 ASU on Saturday.
Davis misses the last-second three and Stanford pulls out the victory. The Cardinal is going to another Pac-12 championship. 59-56 final.
— Logan Newman (@Logan_Newsman) March 8, 2015
31 — Shooting percentage for ASU women's basketball against Stanford in its 59-56 loss in the Pac-12 tournament semifinals on Saturday.
4 — Number of runs scored by ASU baseball in the eighth inning of Sunday's 9-3 series finale against Long Beach State, helping ASU claim the series win.
1 — Number of home runs for ASU catcher Brian Serven, whose bomb helped ASU to an early 5-2 lead against the Dirtbags on Sunday:
RT @TheSunDevils: Serven goes yard in the sixth! Devils take a 5-2 lead pic.twitter.com/LUdkkn5hns — State Press Sports (@statepresssport) March 8, 2015
2 — Number of wins vs. top-10 ranked opponents for ASU softball in the Judi Garman Classic, including a walk-off win over No. 2/3 Michigan on Thursday.
I guess walk off wins are a thing. This team makes it so fun! @ASUSoftball
— Amber Freeman (@A_Freeman9) March 5, 2015
4-1 — Overall record for ASU softball in the Judi Garman Classic, with its lone loss coming against No. 14 Auburn.
7 — Total number of gymnasts short for ASU in its short-handed loss against Southern Utah on Friday.
6 — Number of school records set by the ASU men's swim team in the Pac-12 Championships on Saturday. The records included school bests in the 400 medley relay, 100 butterfly and 100 breaststroke.
6-1 — Winning margin for ASU tennis in its big win over St. Mary's on Saturday.
Over the course of their four-match winning streak, @sundeviltennis has won 22 of 24 singles matches.
— Kaelen Jones (@kaelenjones) March 7, 2015
13 — Place for ASU women's golf in the Darius Rucker Invitational on Sunday. Senior Noemi Jimenez had her best finish of the second semester, finishing fifth.
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