The Angelo State Rambelle volleyball team fell to the UT-Tyler Eagles 0-3 on Nov. 5 to end their Lone Star Conference play on Senior Day.
The Angelo State Rambelle volleyball team lost to the Texas A&M International Dustdevils 2-3 on Oct. 22.
The Angelo State University Rambelle volleyball team fell in a hard-fought five-set match against the Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelinas on Friday, Oct. 21, during their annual Dig Pink Night.
The Angelo State Rambelle volleyball team went 1-1, beating the Lubbock Christian Chaps 3-2 on Oct. 7 and losing to the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds 3-0 on Oct. 8.
The Angelo State University Rambelle volleyball team remains undefeated in LSC play after a come-from-behind five-set victory over the Midwestern State University Mustangs on Saturday, Sept. 24.
The Angelo State Belle volleyball team defeated the UT-Permian Basin Falcons 3-1 on Sep. 17 moving to 2-0 in Lonestar Conference play.
The Angelo State University Rambelle volleyball team hosted the Lone Star Conference Crossover Tournament in San Angelo, TX, with matches starting on Thursday, Sept 8, and concluding on Saturday, Sept 10.
The Angelo State Rambelle volleyball team competed in day two of the Kathleen Brasfield Invitational on Aug. 27 by sweeping the New Mexico Highland Cowgirls and the East Central Tigers to finish the weekend.
The No. 13 Angelo State University Rambelle volleyball team split in day one of the 14th-annual Kathleen Brasfield Invitational on Aug. 26.
On Friday Dec. 3 the ASU Volleyball team participated in their second round of the NCAA tournament. They faced the No. 1 seed and regional host MSU Denver Roadrunners at the Auraria Event Center in Denver, Colorado.
On Thursday Dec. 2 the ASU volleyball team was on the road to participate in the NCAA tournament. They played the Regis Rangers at the Auraria Event Center in Denver, Colorado.
The ASU Belles Volleyball team played the UTPB Falcon’s on Thursday, Nov. 18 at the Junell Center in San Angelo, Texas.
The ASU Belles Volleyball team was able to gain two more road victories on their record against St. Mary’s and St. Edward’s Nov. 12-13.
A crazy week for sports in San Angelo as teams are ending and starting their season this week. Let’s take a look at them shall we?
Another stacked weekend for ASU sports as every team playing this week prepares for their final home games of regular-season play. Let’s check in on each team set to play this week.
Week four and there is more to score for ASU sports on this week’s weekly sports schedule!
We are here! Week three of ASU sports and the first home football game is upon us! Let’s catch up with our teams who are playing this week, shall we?
After a successful week one in ASU sports featuring a football upset and top teams taking care of business, we’ve made it to the first week of the semester where there will be no games on campus.
The time is finally upon us…
The University Police Department and the Office of Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management announced Friday the addition of automated weather alerts to ASUAlert, the communication system ASU uses to send emergency notifications via voice messages, text messages and e-mail to faculty…
Samuel Tso, a Navajo Code Talker for the U.S. Marine Corps relived his experiences of humor, horror and heartbreak of World War II to an audience of an estimated 1,000 people.
Despite a significant increase in car burglaries in residential parking lots this semester, the University Police Department anticipates reduced crime rates in most categories for the 2011 fall semester.
The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts partnered with ASU to present a symposium about women artists Friday.
The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas awarded a $1.12 million grant to ASU to fund a project that will bring breast cancer detection and prevention services to women in the Concho Valley.
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