Volleyball ready to kick-off 2010 duel


<p><a href="http://thesundevils.cstv.com/photos/schools/asu/sports/w-volley/auto_pd… Weekly Release in PDF Format</strong></a>&nbsp;<a href="http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html&quot; target="_new"><img src="http://grfx.cstv.com/graphics/icon-acrosmall.gif&quot; border="0" alt="Get Acrobat Reader" width="9" height="10"></a></p><separator></separator><p><strong></strong>The Sun Devil Women’s Volleyball Team (5-9 overall, 0-2 Pac-10) take the high...&nbsp;or maybe low road as they head down to Tucson this weekend to kick-off the 2010&nbsp;State Farm Territorial Cup this Friday. The Sun Devils are set to face the Wildcats (10-4, 0-2 Pac-10) at 7 p.m. in the McKale Center. The match will be aired on tape&nbsp;delay by Fox Sports net with Jim Watson and Holly McPeak calling the action.</p><separator></separator><p><strong>Join the Party</strong>:<br>In addition to gametracker this season, Sun Devil Volleyball will also be running&nbsp;a webcast of the matches via CoverItLive which gives fans the opportunity to&nbsp;interact with the team and get quick up-to-date info on matches. It’s not exactly&nbsp;HD quality... but you get to see some of the action in live time!</p><separator></separator><p><strong>Follow the Sun Devils Live:</strong><br>ASU’s fans can follow all of ASU’s home matches, as well as some road matches,&nbsp;via the free statistical GameTracker system at www.thesundevils.com. Just click&nbsp;on the Women’s Volleyball schedule and click on the live stats link!</p><separator></separator><p><strong>Scouting this Weekend’s Competition/Series History:<br></strong>The Sun Devils face a formidable foe in their in-state rival, Arizona&nbsp;for a series that goes back to 1976, and over 30 years later, ASU holds a&nbsp;40-38 record against the Wildcats. In his first two seasons against UA, Jason&nbsp;Watson has only taken one win from the Wildcats, in 2007 to hold a 1-3&nbsp;record while at ASU. In Pac-10 history since 1986, ASU still holds the lead&nbsp;over the Wildcats with a 26-22 record. When playing in Tucson though,&nbsp;Arizona still holds the slight edge with a 13-11 record.</p><separator></separator><p><strong>Bring The Heat:</strong><br>In addition to bringing in some powerhitters this season, the Sun Devils also see&nbsp;their kill leader from the past three seasons returns for her senior campaign as Sarah&nbsp;Reaves takes to the court as an upperclassman. Reaves finished the 2009 season with&nbsp;a career-best 459 kills which she preluded to in 2008 season with 431 kills on the&nbsp;year. Her 418 in 2007 combined with her 230 in 2010 already to bring her career&nbsp;tally to 1,538to enter the 1,000 mark club where only 11 others in ASU history stand&nbsp;as well as place her 2nd in active Pac-10 leaders.</p>