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In our weekly look at the ASU women’s basketball team, a split by the Bay pulled ASU within a game of the Pac-10 title. But an injury to their leading scorer has the Sun Devils on thin ice heading into the postseason.
Charli Turner Thorne called them the “most talented class in the country” when she signed them in 2004. Four years later, ASU’s seniors have accomplished much—but they’re still chasing that elusive Pac-10 crown.
(Photo of Briann January, Kate Engelbrecht, Kirsten Thompson, Lauren Lacey, Sybil Dosty and Nia Fanaika courtesy thesundevils.com)
In our weekly look at the Arizona State women’s hoops team, the Lady Sun Devils emerge from their annual Pink Zone Game on the cusp of a history-making moment. What ASU record is about to fall?
Enjoy this article? Buy us a beer for just $4. (Credit Card / Paypal)A seven-game winning streak has the Lady Sun Devils riding high. How high? Well, one person thinks it may be the best team of Charli Turner Thorne’s Arizona State career.
In our weekly women’s hoops update, Sybil Dosty and the Sun Devils laid a historic smackdown on the Wildcats this weekend. How bad was the beating? Keep reading to find out.
(Photo courtesy the Arizona Republic.)
Enjoy this article? Buy us a beer for just $4. (Credit Card / Paypal)In our weekly women’s hoops update, conference leaders Cal and Stanford show no signs of slowing down. It’s a good thing the Sun Devils clamped down defensively and found some offensive balance to pick up their second consecutive weekend sweep.
Enjoy this article? Buy us a beer for just $4. (Credit Card / Paypal)In our weekly update on the Arizona State women’s hoops team, Lauren Lacey and her teammates found just what they needed to break out of a three-game slump.
The Arizona State men’s and women’s basketball teams got defensive against Oregon State. How defensive? Well, the Beavers didn’t hit 40 in either game. So did the guys or the girls hold their opponent lower?
