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No. 3 ASU softball made sure that everyone knows it deserves to be a top team with a 4-2 victory over No. 1 Oregon to begin its weekend against the Pac-12 leaders.
This is the series they’ve been waiting for.
Freshman Dale Ryndak throws a pitch against University of Michigan at Farrington Stadium on Friday Feb. 27, 2015. (Jacob Stanek/State Press)
As the end of the regular season approaches, some of the biggest matchups of the year are on the horizon. With two of the top three softball schools playing each other both this weekend and next, the top spots are open for the taking.
ASU softball had a chance to step away from Pac-12 competition for a week but continued a high level of play with a devastating sweep over a Southern Mississippi team that didn’t score a run the entire series.
Video by Nolan Kwit | Sports reporter
ASU softball won its second game against Southern Mississippi Saturday to clinch the series behind another powerful pitching display from senior Dallas Escobedo that kept the Golden Eagles (22-27) scoreless for a 6-0 ASU victory.
ASU softball (40-7, 13-4 Pac-12) had a week off from Pac-12 play and took on Southern Mississippi Friday in a landslide 8-0 victory led by senior pitcher Mackenzie Popescue's five-inning no-hitter.
ASU softball is back home at Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium on Friday for a week off from Pac-12 competition as it takes on Southern Mississippi after playing six straight weeks against conference competitors.
ASU softball traveled to Washington for a planned three-day series but was only able to play a doubleheader Friday because of rain cancelations on the first and third days of the weekend. The Sun Devils took both a win and loss and left 1-1 on the series.
It will be a change from the dry heat to the damp Seattle air for ASU softball as it looks forward to its conference series against Washington.
Produced by Vianka Villa | Multimedia Reporter
The ASU softball team was back at Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium for its series against Utah and moved to second place in the Pac-12 after sweeping all three games.
Freshman Dale Ryndak throws a pitch against University of Michigan at Farrington Stadium on Friday Feb. 27, 2015. (Jacob Stanek/State Press)
The sun shined high in the sky over Farrington Stadium Saturday afternoon for ASU softball’s 7-4 victory over Utah to sweep the series.
Missed opportunities and errors can cost teams games they should have won.
Video by Nolan Kwit | Sports Reporter
Junior outfielder Elizabeth Caporuscio throws back a fly ball during a game against UA on Sunday, March 30, at Farrington Stadium. ASU lost 6-5 in a 10-inning game. (Photo by Becca Smouse)
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