Hockey

Second ranked Arizona State hockey takes on rival Arizona this weekend in Tucson. The Wildcats are ranked 17th in the ACHA and the Sun Devils are looking to win 28 in a row against the team down south. ASU is the only remaining unbeaten team in the ACHA with an unblemished

ASU hockey sports an 11-0-0 record after beating Eastern Michigan and Colorado State over Homecoming weekend. One of the stories this season is that Colin Hekle has scored at least one point in every game this season and now leads the team with 22 points. It was not easy for ASU

When one thinks of the Arizona State Sun Devils hockey team, the first thought usually involves the team’s depth. With one of the best recruiting classes in ASU history, coach Greg Powers certainly has a lot to work with. However, there is one simple fact that tends to get brushed

The second-ranked Sun Devil Hockey team grinded out a 4-1 victory over Division II Colorado State University on Friday night to improve to 11-0 on the season. ASU’s offense, which averaged about seven goals per game coming into the game, was not as proficient as it had been in previous games.

ASU hockey improved its record to 10-0 after taking care of No. 23 Eastern Michigan by 9-2 decision Thursday night at Oceanside Ice Arena. The team showcased why it has one of the best offenses of in the ACHA by going 4-for-8 on the power play. Forward Stephen Collins, who was

Arizona State capped off their weekend series against the San Diego State Aztecs with a 12-1 blowout victory. The Sun Devils (9-0) once again showcased their depth on the offensive end with eight players scoring, and four players netting two goals. Forward Danny McAuliffe and defenseman Darcy Charrois were tied for

Arizona State hockey cruised to a 10-2 victory over San Diego State University Friday night. The Sun Devils scored the first seven goals of the contest before SDSU found the back of the net. The Sun Devils showcased their depth in Oceanside Ice Arena and proved that the entire division one