(Photo: Aiden Longbrake/WCSN) TEMPE – UFC fighter Max Holloway, who is known for throwing some of the toughest punches in the sport, put it best. “If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best.” In its first game against No. 4 Denver, Arizona State took plenty of blows and
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Former Sun Devil’s endowment an effort for a potential bright future
(Photo: Josh Eaton/WCSN) Arizona State head coach Greg Powers has been around the Sun Devil hockey program for nearly three decades. After playing for the team from 1995-1999 and eventually joining the coaching staff in 2008, he has seen the transformation from a club team to a Division I program as
ASU looks to secure final NCHC tournament spot at No. 8 Denver
(Photo: Aiden Longbrake/WCSN) Nearly four months after the first puck drop of the 2025-26 season, Arizona State has arrived at the final two contests before postseason play begins. A campaign that started with a No. 14 preseason ranking before being marred by injuries and losing nine of their last 14 still
Sun Devils host Omaha in pivotal conference series
(Photo: Scott Mussomano) Entering its second-to-last series of the regular season, Arizona State’s postseason aspirations are in extreme jeopardy. With only eight of the nine teams in the NCHC earning a bid to the conference tournament, leaving one team on the outside looking in, the eighth-place Sun Devils have teetered over
ASU’s playoff hopes in the air following blowout loss
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) With 1:25 remaining in the second period, Arizona State found itself down 4-2 to No. 4 Western Michigan, a scenario it has found itself in throughout the season. In a season that has contained multi-goal comebacks against Colorado College and Ohio State, the Sun Devils were looking
ASU takes to Kalamazoo to face No. 4 Western Michigan
ASU battles injuries and inconsistent play in crucial NCHC matchup
Kjellberg’s OT winner avoids third-period collapse
Sun Devils head to Colorado College for pivotal conference series
(Photo: Josh Eaton/WSCN) A season defined by constant obstacles and remaining stuck in second gear threw in a major curveball when Arizona State found out its star sophomore forward, Cullen Potter, would not return to the ice due to injury just three days before a series against No. 4 North Dakota. Despite