UCLA proved they were No. 1 in the nation as the Bruins clinched Game 1 with a 10-0 win in 5 innings vs. ASU softball in game one of a three-game series.
ASU softball played a nearly perfect game, loading the bases multiple times, had great pitching and strong defense. They beat Utah, 13-0, in five innings.
ASU softball's coach, Trisha Ford, came into today's game at 99 wins with the program. After falling short in the first game against the Oregon State Beavers, the Sun Devils bounced back with an 18-2 victory.
With the departure of G Juarez and the graduation of Breanna Macha, No. 12 ASU softball with rely on transfer Cielo Meza to lead a new-look pitching staff.
After upsetting No. 14 USC and ending an 11-match skid, ASU volleyball will have their last two games of the season against No. 2 Stanford and No. 23 Arizona.
After getting swept in the last three matches, ASU volleyball fought hard and were determined to never give up. However, the Bruins defeated the Sun Devils in four sets (22-25, 25-22, 25-18, 25-23).
ASU volleyball has improved tremendously compared to last year. A key factor to the growth has been the new recruits and transfers, including sophomore outside hitter Claire Kovensky.
ASU volleyball came into this game getting swept in the last two games and were ready to bounce back against the Utes. However, the Sun Devils lost again (21-25, 22-25, 6-25).
After getting losing both home matches against Oregon and Oregon State last week, ASU volleyball hits the road to face Washington and Washington State.
ASU volleyball got swept against No. 16 Oregon (25-23, 25-18, 25-21) as the lack of depth causes the young Sun Devils team to lose their fifth straight
ASU volleyball was swept by Utah on Friday night (27-25, 25-23, 25-18), extending their match losing streak to three. The team looked inconsistent and slow against a fast paced Utah offense.