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Gymnastics Upsets No. 4 Utah in 2023
Behind the 11th-best team score in program history, No. 22 Sun Devil Gymnastics narrowly defeated the No. 4 Utah Utes at Desert Financial Arena on February 20, 2023, winning 197.550 to 197.500 for the first victory over that program since 2003. On her birthday, senior Hannah Scharf set her all-around career high with a 39.675, which ranks as 10th-best all around in Gym Devil history. Her best event of the day was a 9.975 on bars, a new career high not only on that event, but in any event.
Sun Devil Wrestling Wins 2022 Pac-12 Championships to Claim 23rd Conference Title Crown
Backed by a complete team effort, ASU pulled off yet another conference championship title, winning the 2022 Pac-12 Wrestling Championship at Desert Financial Arena - its third in a row, fifth in the last six years, and first at home since 1997. The Sun Devils won six individual titles via Brandon Courtney (125), Michael McGee (133), Kyle Parco (149), Jacori Teemer (157), Kordell Norfleet (197) and Cohlton Schultz (HWT).
MBB: ASU vs UCLA Triple OT WIN 2022
On February 5th, 2022, No. 3 ranked UCLA fell to Arizona State in a triple-overtime game, losing their second consecutive game of the season. Arizona State's Marreon Jackson led the team with 24 points off the bench, while all five starters finished in double-digit scoring and a team field goal percentage of 40.3%. From the start the Sun Devils were in control and leading most of the game, the defense was on fire, with several key steals and blocks that prevented UCLA from gaining any momentum. The loss dropped UCLA to 16-4 for the season, while ASU improved to 7-13. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric, with fans from both teams cheering loudly throughout the game. However, as the clock wound down and the final buzzer sounded, it was clear that the ASU faithful were the ones celebrating the 87-84 win.
Volleyball Completes the Reverse Sweep over Rivals in Spring 2021 Season
In the spring 2020-21 season, Arizona State had a notable rivalry win at home over Arizona. Down 2-0 in the match, ASU came back for the reverse sweep (26-28, 12-25, 25-16, 25-22, 15-10). Freshman Marta Levinska led the team in kills with 16, adding five blocks and six digs.
Sun Devil Wrestling Takes Down No. 1 Penn State to Snap 60-Match Win-Streak
On November 22, 2019, in front of a record-breaking crowd of 8,522, the Sun Devils handed Penn State its first loss in a dual since 2015, defeating the Nittany Lions, 19-18.
In the first home match of his Sun Devil career, redshirt-freshman Jacori Teemer (157) brought the crowd to life with an 8-4 decision, bringing the score to 10-8 in favor of the Sun Devils heading into the intermission. After the Nittany Lions won the first two matches coming out of the break to go ahead 15-10, a Penn State forfeit at 184 saw ASU pull ahead yet again, this time regaining the lead at 16-15 before junior Kordell Norfleet put on a heroic performance, earning a 10-4 decision which extended the Sun Devils' lead to 19-15.
The decision ultimately gave ASU what they needed to put the Nittany Lions away, as Penn State's win at 285 was not enough to give them the edge in the dual.
DOWN GOES NO. 1 PENN STATE??@ASUWrestling snaps their 60-meet win streak and hands them their first loss since 2015! pic.twitter.com/KuSnzhPlFZ
— Arizona State Sun Devils (@TheSunDevils) November 23, 2019
MBB: ASU vs Kansas Win 2018
On December 22nd, 2018, the undefeated and #1 ranked Kansas Jayhawks faced off against the #18 Arizona State Sun Devils in a closely contested game in Tempe. The Jayhawks led for the first 37 minutes forcing the Sun Devils to play from behind most of the game. There were 5 players in double figures including leading scorer Rob Edwards who finished with 15 points coming off the bench. A balanced offensive attack caused the Jayhawks to lose their first game of the season with guards Rob Edwards and Remy Martin instrumental in the win. The duo scored the last seven points of the game, with Edwards sinking his third three-pointer with 2:23 remaining to give ASU their first lead of the game. A final score of 76-80 and a record breaking crowd, The Sun Devils shocked the #1 team in the country for the first time in team history since 1981.
Gardner Becomes All-Time Kills Leader as Volleyball Beats Cal
Macey Gardner broke the all-time kills record as Arizona State moved to 15-0 in 2015 by defeating the California Golden Bears in three sets (25-17, 25-19, 25-19) on October 4. Gardner led the way for the Sun Devils with 14 kills and nine digs, but it was her 13th kill of the match that drew the loudest cheers from the crowd. That 13th kill gave Gardner 1,872 for her career, a new ASU record, surpassing Christine Gardner's mark of 1,871, set 20 years ago.
Volleyball Gets Statement Win Over No. 6 Illinois in 2015
The No. 10 Arizona State volleyball team fought back after dropping the opening set to defeat the visiting No. 6 Illinois Illini in five sets (23-25, 25-19, 25-11, 15-25, 15-11) on September 20, 2015. Senior Macey Gardner was absolutely dominant, finishing with 22 kills, 15 digs and five solo blocks. This win was part of a historic 15-0 start to the year.
MBB: ASU vs UArizona Win 2014
On February 7th, 2014, in a highly anticipated home game, the Arizona State Sun Devils faced off against their rivals, the Arizona Wildcats, in a thrilling matchup. The Sun Devils initially struggled, trailing the Wildcats led by the guard TJ McConnell. However, they managed to mount an impressive comeback in the fourth quarter, dominating the game in a dramatic fashion. The final score stood at 81-78 in favor of the Sun Devils, securing an impressive victory over the formidable 20-3 Arizona Wildcats. The Sun Devils' success was attributed to the outstanding performances of their key players. Tra Holder and Savon Goodman both contributed 15 points to the scoreboard, showcasing their skills and crucially impacting the team's offensive attack. Additionally, Gerry Blakes delivered an impressive performance, adding 14 points to the Sun Devils' final tally.
Volleyball Upsets No. 5 USC in 2010
The highest ranked win in Desert Financial Arena for Sun Devil Volleyball came against No. 5 USC in four sets (29-27, 25-23, 14-25, 25-23) on October 15, 2010. Three Sun Devils were in double figures for kills in the win: Sarah Reaves (17), Erica Wilson (11) and Danica Mendivil (10). Reaves also had a double-double with 13 digs, while Wilson added a team-high eight blocks.
Senior Night Heroics: Gymnastics Beats No. 4 Iowa State to Cap Off 2006 Home Season
No. 14 Arizona State upset the No. 4 Iowa State Cyclones 197.750 to 197.000 on March 10, 2006, which is the seventh-best score posted in the program's history. One of ASU's most decorated gymnasts, senior Ashley Kelly sparkled in her last meet at home as she won her 20th all around title, a school record, with a 39.875. Not only does this score tie her career best for a third time, but it is also the best score posted in the nation so far this season. Two 10s were scored in the meet by Gym Devils: Kelly with a 10 on beam and April Boone with a 10 on vault.
Patti Snyder Park's Volleyball Squad Sweeps No. 12 Arizona in 2002
In an upset over No. 12 Arizona, Patti Snyder Park’s Sun Devils swept the Cats (33-31, 30-26, 42-40), including a marathon third set to clinch the victory. Juliana Escobar had 20 kills and 16 digs to lead the team in front of 3,243 people in Desert Financial Arena.
Gymnastics Takes Down No. 1 UCLA in 2001
Arizona State's 25th-ranked women's gymnastics team came from behind in the final rotation and upset No. 1 UCLA 196.350 to 196.000 on January 26, 2001. The Sun Devils handed the Bruins their first loss of the season while extending ASU’s home winning streak to 22 home meets against 34 opponents, dating back to 1996. ASU benefited from outstanding performances by junior Laura Moon and freshman Maggie Germaine. Moon's 9.875 on the uneven bars led the Sun Devils in that event. Germaine, who competed in the all-around, earned one of the Sun Devils' three 9.875 marks on floor that put them on top.
Senior Eddie House dropped a school-record 46 points in a 99-85 win over San Diego State on Dec. 18, 1999, in a 99-85 win over the Aztecs. ASU (5-3) led 55-35 at the half, as House had 37 at the half and ended 18-of-29 from the field and 6-of-8 from the three-point stripe. House, who was 0-for-16 shooting in ASU previous game at BYU on Dec. 7, broke the school’s single-game scoring record, and was 14-of-17 from the floor in in the first half. He made a three-point shot with 4:12 left to break the school record of 45 set by Paul Williams against USC on March 10, 1983. House took only one shot in the first 4:17 as San Diego State (2-4) took an 11-6 lead, but scored 20 points in the next nine minutes.