Arizona State Softball extended their winning streak to eight games at the ASU Invitational, with strong performances from their pitching staff. The Sun Devils defeated UTEP 11-4 in game one, with Julianne Tipton recording 10 strikeouts and Kenzie Brown securing the win in the nightcap against Utah State.
ASU’s bats were also on fire, with a season-high 16 hits against UTEP. Kelsey Hall extended her hitting streak to nine games and Ashleigh Mejia and Takyla Davis contributed key hits. Head Coach Megan Bartlett praised the pitching staff for their impressive performances, noting that their success takes pressure off the defense.
Pitcher Kenzie Brown highlighted her improved pitches, while freshman Julianne Tipton emphasized the team’s focus on continuous improvement. The Sun Devils look to close out the ASU Invitational on Sunday against Oregon State.
The current winning streak is the longest for ASU since 2023, showing the team’s strong form early in the season. With a combination of strong pitching and solid hitting, the Sun Devils are poised for continued success in the remainder of the tournament.
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