‘Puck Luck’ Gets ASU’s Power Play Back on Track

TEMPE – No. 15 Arizona State came into the Icebreaker Tournament Championship struggling to find answers to a key part of hockey, special teams. The Sun Devils (2-2-0) entered Saturday night’s championship game against Alaska Fairbanks (1-3-0) going 2-for-18 on the man-advantage, ranked last among their NCHC counterparts. A stark

Lucius’ hat trick pushes ASU to tournament win

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics)   TEMPE — No. 15 Arizona State’s first year participating in the Icebreakers Tournament began with its first win of the season Friday night, with an opportunity to get back to .500 after an 0-2 start to the season. But instead of a ranked matchup against No. 8

ASU continues sellout streak for season opener

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics)   TEMPE — At 9 a.m. local time Monday morning, student tickets went live for Arizona State hockey’s season opener. After a frenzy of log-ins into the Sun Devil Athletics Game Day app through Ticketmaster, there were no seats left for Friday’s matchup vs. No. 5 Penn State.

Sun Devils face tall task in year two of NCHC tenure

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics)   Arizona State hockey had its hopes of a conference and national title frozen early on in the 2025 National Collegiate Hockey Conference Tournament. However, that does not mean that 2024-25 was not a strong season, or that there is not more to come in the 2025-26 campaign. ​ Ending

No.16 Sun Devils upset No.2 Denver in OT 6-5 Thriller

(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) Tempe, AZ - For the first time since 2019, the No.16 Arizona State Sun Devil (7-1-1) defeat the No.2 Denver Pioneers with a 6-5 overtime thriller. Tied 5-5 as time ran down in the third period meant extra hockey was going to be needed to close out what had

No.16 Sun Devils welcome hockey juggernaut No.2 Denver to Tempe

(Photo: Sammi Maxwell/WCSN) When looking at No. 16 Arizona State Hockey’s remaining schedule after its first eight games, multiple series stand out. Four straight games against rival Alaska Fairbanks in February will showcase two of the best independent programs, and two-game sets with No. 5 Providence in November and No. 7