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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 last 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.
The Blaze radio is, for some, a staple of a hip lifestyle. For others it’s a place to catch up on the latest Sun Devil news. But for most it’s an unknown treasure.
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 in the last two games of its three-game series.
It is out of my realm but so be it. This is just a caveat for a surge of super-human strength in Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium.
Facing the No. 23 Oregon State softball team is like facing a mirage.
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.
Haley Steele hits the ball in a Thursday’s game against UCLA. Steele finished with four RBI in ASU’s 9–1 victory. (Photo by Sam Rosenbaum)
ASU softball coach Clint Myers frantically spun his arm in a circular motion to signify the opportunity freshman Elizabeth Caporuscio had in front of her.
A hitting showcase awaits softball fans when the two teams that provide the most power in the Pac-12 collide this weekend in Tempe.
For ASU senior shortstop Katelyn Boyd, the chance to play on the national stage was just too amazing to pass up.
The inaugural Pitchfork Awards recognized achievements of ASU students, clubs and organizations Tuesday at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix.
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.
Bravo to the softball team for becoming one of the few ASU teams to sweep UA this year. The Sun Devils’ women’s basketball and women’s soccer teams are the only other ASU squads to go undefeated against the Wildcats this season. The softball team completed its three-game sweep of its rival on Sunday afternoon after coming from behind for the third straight game. Freshman third baseman Haley Steele came up huge in the series when she hit her first career grand slam to propel the Sun Devils past the Wildcats.
The clash between No. 1 California and No. 3 Washington may grab the softball headlines this weekend, but the No. 5 ASU softball team has a unique opportunity to take an early lead in the Pac-12 standings.
From new uniforms, to a new football coach, to a new athletic director, the changes within the ASU athletic department keep coming.
The ASU athletic department has a new leader.
Before the season started, senior Annie Lockwood was expected to bring leadership to an inexperienced ASU softball team.
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