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Sister act: ASU’s Gaspar twins share innate connection on, off lacrosse field

TEMPE – Roy Gaspar recalls rushing to a hospital in Vancouver 19 years ago to join his pregnant wife, Sia, at an ultrasound test. A few days earlier, the couple had joked about the possibility that Sia would give birth to twins to join their 2-year-old son.

When Roy arrived, Sia looked at him and told him the news: It was no joke. They were going to be the parents of identical twins.

Roy turned to the ultrasound technician and asked, “Are you sure you know what you’re doing with that thing?”

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