JILL NOE With her consistent achievement in scoring points and capturing rebounds, ASU women’s basketballer Jill Noe is a 5'10" force to be reckoned with. READ MORE»

MIKE LEAKE What made you decide to come to ASU? “I was either going to stay on the west coast or come here. I think it was more of a family kind of tie-in here…just how the team acts like a family getting together. I had choices, but this outweighed the rest of them. I trusted [Coach Murphy] when I was getting recruited.” READ MORE»

ASHLEE HINKLE Being a full-time college student could easily be considered a juggling act. READ MORE»

MOHAMMED MADWA If there is one thing you learn in life, it’s that time is precious. And it only takes a moment for everything to change for a person. READ MORE»

LAILA & NADIA ABDALA On the tennis court, Laila and Nadia Abdala are Sun Devil teammates and doubles partners. READ MORE»

CHRISTIAN POLK When Christian Polk goes home, it’s all about the family sport of round ball. And not the kind that you shoot into a hoop either. No, it’s the little white one that you smack with a paddle. That’s right, ping pong. READ MORE»

CAREY PENA : ALUMNI 3TV’s Carey Peña’s journey to the world of television is one of perspiration and inspiration. READ MORE»

JAMIE VARNER : ROLE MODEL WEC Lightweight World Champion READ MORE»

MINDY COWLES Tell me about your family and upbringing. I was born and raised in Riverside, California. My parents split up when I was six. I lived with my dad, but my mom was right around the corner, so it was easy for us. I started softball when I was eight years old – it has been my life. My dad was really big on it since nobody in my family had gone to college. He wanted me to go to college and use sports as my way of getting there. READ MORE»

WENDY ZUPAC : TILLMAN SCHOLAR Age: 20 Hometown: Born in Serbia but grew up in Chandler, Arizona. Major: Political Science & History Emphasis: Political theory, comparative politics, Eastern European history, American constitutional history. Goals: I plan to complete my education by receiving a master’s degree in political science and a law degree. After law school, I hope to clerk for a federal court for a year or two and then practice law. READ MORE»