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Kopperud plays hero in 1-0 overtime win against No. 15 Merrimack

by Sean Brennan - October 14, 2023October 14, 2023

(Photo: Joey Plishka/WCSN) On Friday at Mullett Arena, Arizona State hockey opened its 2023-24 campaign with a tough test in No. 15 Merrimack. For a Sun Devils’ squad with several newcomers, defeating a 2023 NCAA Tournament team picked to finish third in the loaded Hockey East Conference proved a tall task. But

Sun Devils open season against Merrimack at Mullett Arena

by Anthony Remedios - October 13, 2023October 13, 2023

(Photo: Hailey Rogalski) Custom schedules, historic NCAA Tournament berths and tense rivalries. Those are just a few of the perks of competing in Division I college hockey without allegiance to a conference. Arizona State's 2023-24 campaign will officially begin Friday, as the Sun Devils open a two-game series hosting No. 15

Sun Devils Swept at Home, Lose 4-2

by Sean Brennan - February 26, 2023February 26, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) Almost one year ago to date, Alaska – Fairbanks and Arizona State battled to a 1-1 tie in the Last Frontier. This result didn’t mean much to a Nanooks team that was closing out a 14-18-2 season. However, for the Sun Devils, the overtime stalemate capped

Late Effort Not Enough For ASU Men’s Hockey, Fall to Alaska Fairbanks 4-2

by Anthony Remedios - February 25, 2023February 25, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Xavier Litman) Friday’s college hockey game in Tempe featured two teams, who each went into the night with opposite goals. For Alaska Fairbanks, the Nanooks controlled their own destiny, were sitting on the cusp of an NCAA Tournament bid and swept the Sun Devils in their own barn

Sun Devils Host Alaska Fairbanks in Late Season Series

by Erik List - February 24, 2023February 24, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) Boy, what wonders a week off can do. After getting swept on the road Arizona State Men’s Hockey (15-18-0) had a week off. When they stepped back on the ice last weekend they were able to pull off a weekend sweep of their own over the

Sun Devils Complete Home Sweep of Lindenwood

by Erik List - February 19, 2023February 19, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) After a high-flying high scoring game the night before game two between Arizona State and the University of Lindenwood was a different story but the Sun Devils were still able to tame the Lions. It wasn’t a record-breaking night for the Arizona State Hockey (15-18-0) but it

Sun Devils Find Stride Again in Victory Over Lindenwood

by Sean Brennan - February 18, 2023February 18, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) Arizona State Men’s Hockey (14-18-0) got back on track in emphatic fashion at home on Friday night, making history in multiple statistical categories in an 8-2 thumping of Lindenwood (7-18-0). 53 shots on target and eight goals scored both tie single-game highs in ASU’s seven-year history as

Sun Devils Look to Take Down Lindenwood in First Matchup at Mullett Arena

by Erik List - February 17, 2023February 17, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Haley Spracale) 2015, the year Arizona State Men’s hockey became a Division I program. Playing at Oceanside Ice Arena they finished 8-22-4 overall getting their first Division I win against Alaska Fairbanks. Now in 2023, the seasons of first will continue as the Sun Devils welcome into the brand

ASU Men’s Hockey Drops Fairbanks Opener

by Anthony Remedios - February 4, 2023February 4, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) TEMPE, Ariz. - Arizona State (13-17) dropped its first of four games against Alaska Fairbanks (13-9-2) 2-1 on Friday, the first time the Sun Devils have played on the road since Dec. 10. Since the Winter Break, they are now 4-7 as they look to finishing

Sun Devils Prepare to Take on Alaska Fairbanks Up North

by Sean Brennan - February 2, 2023February 2, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) With the new year came a new low for Arizona State Men’s Hockey (13-16-0) – a four-game losing streak, the Sun Devils’ longest of the season. In the span of about two months, injuries and offensive woes turned a team on the precipice of a top-20