\The past four weekends have provided nothing but excitement for No. 12 Arizona State Men’s Hockey. The Sun Devils just completed a 6-2 eight-game homestand, sweeping Stonehill and Alaska Anchorage, and earning overtime wins in series splits against then-No. 2 Denver and then-No. 9 Providence. Through 14 games, the Sun
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ASU Men’s Hockey splits series with No. 9 Providence, finishes homestand 6-2
(Photo: Hailey Rogalski/WCSN) On the one-year anniversary of Arizona State’s first overtime win at Mullett Arena over then-No. 2 Minnesota, hopes of repeating that Mullett Magic filled the room following ASU’s 4-3 overtime win Friday evening. However, the No.9 Providence Friars defeated the Sun Devils 2-1 in Sunday’s matinee series finale
No. 13 Sun Devils outlast No. 9 Providence in resilient overtime victory
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) There’s something about overtime hockey at Mullett Arena. Since the brand-new 5,000-seat venue opened before the 2022-23 season, Arizona State Men’s Ice Hockey had never lost in extra time at the shiny new rink, posting a 6-0 record entering into Friday’s matchup with No. 9 Providence. After 60 minutes on
No. 13 Sun Devils wrap up homestand with No.9 Providence
No.14 Sun Devils sweep Alaska Anchorage with second Shutout of season
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) For No. 14 Arizona State Men’s Hockey, the depth of its roster has been its biggest strength, entering Sunday’s series finale with 14 goal-scorers and all but six players without a single point. Sophomore forward Ryan Alexander and graduate defenseman Brandon Tabakin added to that list, each scoring
Semptimphelter, power play shine in No. 14 Sun Devils’ 4-3 win over Alaska Anchorage
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) In a 3-3 game with twelve minutes to play in the third period, goaltender TJ Semptimphelter found himself without his stick while facing sustained offensive pressure from Alaska Anchorage’s attack. While senior defenseman Tim Lovell soon gave the netminder his own twig, Semptimphelter was still at a major disadvantage.
Sun Devils welcome Alaska Anchorage to Tempe to complete Home Stand
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) Tempe, AZ – The home stand continues for No. 14 Arizona State Men's Hockey (7-2-1) as they prepare to welcome a fellow independent team, the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves (5-6-1), for a two-game set this weekend. This will be the third series of a long eight-game home stand for the
No. 16 Sun Devils lose 8-4, split series with No. 2 Denver
No.16 Sun Devils upset No.2 Denver in OT 6-5 Thriller
No.16 Sun Devils welcome hockey juggernaut No.2 Denver to Tempe
(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) When looking at No. 16 Arizona State Hockey’s remaining schedule after its first eight games, multiple series stand out. Four straight games against rival Alaska Fairbanks in February will showcase two of the best independent programs, and two-game sets with No. 5 Providence in November and No. 7