(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) Saturday was Military Appreciation Night at Oceanside Ice Arena and the Arizona State women’s club hockey team, normally wearing white at home, donned camouflage jerseys in honor of the military. The Sun Devils also looked to snap a five-game losing skid against Midland in the second game of
Reagan Smith
I am a current junior at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications, majoring in sports journalism. This year, I'm co-directing our Women's Hockey coverage team.
ASU Women’s Hockey: Once a captain, always a captain
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) Captain (n)- One who leads or supervises (Merriam-Webster) Imagine a ship’s captain leading her ship and crew out from treacherous waters filled with jagged rocks. Envision the precision and teamwork it takes from the crew and captain to navigate through the rocks before finally reaching the open waters. Now replace the ship
ASU Women’s Hockey: Sun Devils complete first weekend sweep of the year in dramatic fashion
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) In the closing game of their series with Colorado State, Arizona State looked to clinch their first weekend sweep of the year on a special night at Oceanside Ice Arena. The Sun Devils were not decked out in their normal maroon, gold and white attire, but instead wore pink for
ASU Women’s Hockey: Devils head into weekend series against Boulder with chip on shoulders
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) There is nothing like the feeling of proving someone wrong. Whether that be in an argument, on a math test or even on the ice. This weekend serves as a golden opportunity for the Arizona State women's club hockey team to do just that. This weekend’s matchup against the
ASU Women’s Hockey: Aggression to play major role to success for Sun Devils
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) If there could only be one takeaway from the first series of the year for the Arizona State women's club hockey team against Grand Canyon University, it would certainly be the Sun Devils' aggressive play in the attacking zone. This aggressive approach, mainly coming from the defensive line, has been a
ASU Women’s Hockey: Devils take advantage of early GCU mishaps in 4-1 win
(Photo: Liesl Babicka/WCSN) After finishing Friday night’s game in a 1-1 tie, the Arizona State women’s club hockey team finally shook off all of the offseason cobwebs, finishing its two-game series against Grand Canyon University with a decisive 4-1 victory on Saturday. GCU began to apply pressure immediately after puck-drop. However, even with