(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) A battle for Arizona ACHA superiority renewed itself for the fourth time this season as thee Arizona State Sun Devils traveled up north to Glendale to play the Lopes of Grand Canyon University Friday night. The Devils entered Friday night riding a six-game losing streak, looking to find themselves
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ASU Women’s Hockey: Devils fall to No. 11 Midland 4-2 on Military Appreciation Night
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) Saturday was Military Appreciation Night at Oceanside Ice Arena and the Arizona State women’s club hockey team, normally wearing white at home, donned camouflage jerseys in honor of the military. The Sun Devils also looked to snap a five-game losing skid against Midland in the second game of
ASU Women’s Hockey: Devils fall 5-1 to Midland after strong first period
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) In the first of a two-game series against the Midland Warriors, the Arizona State women’s club hockey team falls 5-1 after a strong first period. The first period started off offensively strong for the Sun Devils. ASU pressed Midland’s defense in hope to get a stick on the puck.
ASU Women’s Hockey: England is more than a hockey player
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) There’s always more to an athlete than most people realize. They aren’t simply just a teammate, a leader, or a friend, there’s an actual person who lives inside that body. Junior Taylor England grew up in Tempe, Arizona, like many of the other ASU women’s hockey players. England attended
ASU Women’s Hockey: Devils struggle in three-day WWCHL Showcase
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) The Arizona State women’s club hockey team had a difficult weekend in Boulder, Colorado at the Western Women’s Collegiate Hockey showcase tournament this weekend. Over a course of three days, the Sun Devils played four games and were unable to come back to Tempe with any wins. On Friday night, the Devils faced
ASU Women’s Hockey: A Sun Devil transformation
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) The beginning of new programs can be a hit or a miss. Many wonder how successful a program will be in its first few years and down the road into the future, with countless questions that ponder the minds of plenty. For the Arizona State women’s club hockey team, the first
ASU Women’s Hockey: Sun Devils complete first weekend sweep of the year in dramatic fashion
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) In the closing game of their series with Colorado State, Arizona State looked to clinch their first weekend sweep of the year on a special night at Oceanside Ice Arena. The Sun Devils were not decked out in their normal maroon, gold and white attire, but instead wore pink for
ASU Women’s Hockey: Devils look to rebound against Colorado State
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) After a weekend playing Colorado-Boulder, the Arizona State women’s club hockey team takes on their second consecutive challenger from the rocky mountains, Colorado State. The Sun Devils look to bounce back after being swept by the No. 10 ranked Buffaloes this past weekend. After the loss on Saturday, head Coach Lindsey Ellis
ASU Women’s Hockey: Borges scores twice as Devils fall to Colorado
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) After scoring two goals in the first period, the Arizona State women’s club hockey team was in a bright spot, however the tides changed and the team gave up five goals to lose the second game of the series against Colorado-Boulder 5-3. Colorado-Boulder had three shots in the first
ASU Women’s Hockey: Sun Devils fall 4-2 in penalty-filled affair
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) The Arizona State women’s club hockey took the ice against the Colorado Buffaloes in a late-night ACHA battle Friday night, as the Buffaloes (2-0-0) came out on top 4-2 after the two teams combined for 14 penalties. Colorado center Leah MacArthur recorded a hat trick in the win over the