Greg Powers Archives - Page 7 of 38

Sun Devils Strike in OT Once Again and Sweep St. Thomas on Home Ice

by Sean Brennan - January 29, 2023January 29, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) Scoring big goals for Arizona State Men’s Ice Hockey (13-16-0) has become second nature to senior forward Robert Mastrosimone. In October, he scored the game-winner against then-No. 6 North Dakota in the 2022 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game. Less than a month later, ‘Mastro’ sealed an

Jackson Brothers Help to Power ASU to Victory Over St. Thomas

by Erik List - January 28, 2023January 28, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Samantha Maxwell) As time winded down on the clock late in the third period between Arizona State Men’s Hockey and the University of St.Thomas head coach Greg Powers and Sun Devil hockey could finally rejoice and breathe a sigh of relief as their four-game losing streak came to

Sun Devils struggle with “puck luck” in 5-3 defeat against RIT

by Sean Brennan - January 23, 2023January 25, 2023

(Photo: Samantha Maxwell/WCSN) TEMPE – On a four-game skid following a 5-3 loss to No. 20 RIT (17-6-1) on Saturday, there’s only one emotion surrounding Arizona State men’s hockey (11-16-0) during the weekend series. That feeling is frustration. It was evident through freshman forward Teddy Lagerback, who took a game misconduct penalty

Sun Devils Fall to RIT 5-1, Unable to Get Back to Winning Ways

by Erik List - January 21, 2023January 21, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Hailey Rogalski) “When things aren’t going your way, that’s what it looks like,” head coach Greg Powers reiterated more than once after the team's second loss in a row, this time against RIT. After being shutout in the second game against Minnesota State 5-0, game one against RIT looked

Sun Devils Drop Both Games to Minnesota State to Fall to 14-10 on the Season

by Anthony Remedios - January 15, 2023January 15, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Joey Plishka) With sophomore goalie TJ Semptimphelter’s impressive debut, an 8-7 record, and two program-defining wins over ranked teams after Thanksgiving, Arizona State’s goal to reach the postseason looked promising. Since then, the Sun Devils are just 3-7 in their last 10, likely putting postseason aspirations out of

Minnesota State Defeats ASU 3-1 in Close Battle

by Sean Brennan - January 14, 2023January 14, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Hailey Rogalski) They say you can only flirt with fire for so long before it burns you. Arizona State Men’s Hockey (11-13-0) learned that the hard way on Friday night. The Sun Devils staved off No. 17 Minnesota State’s (13-9-1) red-hot powerplay – the eighth-best in the nation –

Sun Devils Welcome No. 17 Minnesota State for Mid-Season Clash

by Sean Brennan - January 13, 2023January 13, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Hailey Rogalski) The past month for Arizona State Men’s Hockey (11-12-0) has been grueling, to say the least. With countless injuries and stiff competition in almost every series, the Sun Devils’ 3-5 mark in their last eight games should be no surprise. Even as ASU trudges through its toughest

Banged Up Sun Devils Prepare to Take On Minnesota State

by Erik List - January 12, 2023January 12, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Hailey Rogalski) The winter break has left Arizona State Hockey in a tough position to start the new year, the team is battling injury and was without a healthy scratch last weekend. For the first time this season and since head coach Greg Powers can remember his team is

Sun Devils Welcome Tough Competition for Desert Hockey Classic

by Sean Brennan - January 5, 2023January 5, 2023

(Photo Courtesy - Haley Rogalski) The first half of the 2022-23 campaign was a challenging one for Arizona State Men’s Ice Hockey (10-11-0), with the Sun Devils consistently facing college hockey powerhouses such as North Dakota, Minnesota and Denver. Things won’t get any easier for Greg Powers’ group in the latter part of

ASU Hockey: Sun Devils Split With New Hampshire Following 5-4 OT Loss

by Sean Brennan - December 11, 2022December 11, 2022

(Photo Courtesy - Haley Spracale) Arizona State Men’s Hockey (9-10) ended its series with New Hampshire (4-14-1) on a sour note, conceding the game-winner to Wildcats’ forward Charlie Stevenson with just 29 seconds elapsed in sudden-death overtime. At the end of the first period, it didn’t seem like an extra frame would