Shorthanded Goal in Final Minute Sends St. Cloud State Past ASU

Chester, Brown Slay Wildcats in Mercy Ruling

One could hear a pin drop at Farrington Stadium Saturday night, as sophomore second baseman Tiare Ho-Ching lay motionless on the ground. Moments earlier, the second baseman took a pitch to the helmet to lead off the fifth inning. Miraculously, she walked off under her own power to a parade of cheers

ASU Falls to Colorado as Tournament Hopes Slip

With 15:15 left in the first half, Arizona State Freshman center Massamba Diop went up for an uncontested floater from inside the key, a quality look that any team would be happy to get from one of their most exciting players. This seemingly unimportant attempt not only set the tone for the remainder of the game, but also was the perfect play to encapsulate ASU’s season

Matsuyama holds steady with many close behind at Day Three of Waste Management Phoenix Open

Inevitable. The word describes two-time Waste Management Phoenix Open champion Hideki Matsuyama perfectly.