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- The Sun Devils have qualified for the NCAA Tournament seven times including a 2014 run that saw ASU reach the second round of the tournament for the first time since 2003.
- ASU’s 12 wins in 2014 were its most since 2003.
- ASU’s nine-game unbeaten streak (7-0-2) during the 2014 season was its longest such streak since 2000. The unbeaten streak included a 1-0 win over then-No. 6 Texas A&M (Sept. 7) and a 1-1 tie vs. then-No. 1 UCLA (Sept. 26). Prior to their tie with UCLA, the Sun Devils had won six straight games, which was their longest winning streak since 2002. ASU’s 8-1-3 record after 12 games tied its second-best record after 12 games in program history. Only the 2000 squad, which started the season 11-1, had a better record after 12 games.
- ASU 2-0 win over USC in 2014 was its first win against the Trojans in Los Angeles since 1997.
- In 2014 ASU’s GAA of 1.05 was its lowest since 2007 while its average of 1.86 goals per game was its highest since 2003 (1.90).
- Keeper Nikki Panas recorded 81 saves during the 2017 season, a mark that ranked seventh in ASU history.
- Senior Madison Stark became the ninth Sun Devil soccer player to earn Academic All America Honors from the College Sports Information Directors of America, CoSIDA, with her Third Team honor in 2017.
- Since 2010, ASU has had 33 student-athletes earn Academic All America honors, including three Sun Devil Soccer players. Jasmine Roth (second team) and Kaitlyn Pavlovich (third team) where the last two members to earn the honors following the 2013 season, with Kyleyn Felts (2006-07) representing the last First Team honoree from Sun Devil soccer.
- Eleven Arizona State University women's soccer student-athletes were recognized by the Pac-12 for their work in the classroom following the 2017 season, earning a spot on the Pac-12 Academic All-Conference teams.
- Farquharson joined Sun Devil Hall of Famer Stacey Tullock as the only other Sun Devil to record a double-digit goal total three straight seasons (2012-14).
- With 44 career goals, Cali Farquharson (2012-15) ranks second place on ASU’s all-time list. Farquharson is also second on ASU’s all-time list in both points (102) and game-winning goals with 12.
- ASU GK Chandler Morris (2012-15) finished her career atop ASU’s career shutouts list with 25.0. Her mark surpassed Erin Reinke 22 career shutouts, a record that was set during the 2000 season.
- Farquharson was named to the 2014 Women’s University Scholar All-America Second Team by the NSCAA.