Hockey

At the start of the 2013-2014 season, Arizona State hockey will be playing as a charter member of the Western Collegiate Hockey League (WCHL) – the ACHA’s newest division 1 league. The news was announced on Tuesday as part of a press release by the ACHA. The Sun Devils will be

The top ranked Sun Devils out lasted No. 7 Oakland Grizzlies last night by winning in the fourth round of shootouts. With the win, ASU remained the only undefeated team in the ACHA with a perfect 14-0 record. The game was the first time both teams had met since last year’s playoffs,

Arizona State hockey will host seventh ranked Oakland and division two Colorado on Thursday and Friday nights. If the Sun Devils can win both games, they will have the best start in program history with a 15-0 record. Even with all the attention ASU has received from across the league,

Arizona State’s freshman defenseman Jordan Young gave the team some good news in practice on Wednesday when he said he’s “feeling good and getting better day by day.” Young took a hard collision at center ice at the end of the second period in Tucson this past weekend. He was helped

The news is a week old but House of Sparky never gets tired of saying it: Arizona State hockey is number one for the first time in program history, but that ranking did not come easily this weekend against rival Arizona. With the game knotted up at one apiece in Tucson

No one said being ranked number one would be easy. Heading into the 3rd period of Saturday night’s contest, the Arizona State Sun Devils found themselves in an unfamiliar situation. With a 12-0 record, the Sun Devils had dominated nearly every game of the season so far. Despite three convincing wins

Not even a broken pane of glass could stop the Sun Devil hockey team from winning their 28th in a row against rival Arizona on Saturday night. The Tucson Convention Center did a white out for the #1 ASU versus #17 U of A hockey game and the rink assumed its