(Photo: Nick Badders/WCSN) Entering into the second period of Arizona State’s first Western Women’s Collegiate Hockey League conference tournament match, it really was anyone’s guess as to who would pull away with a win. Sure, ASU had gathered the momentum in the final five minutes of the first period, but Colorado State
Reagan Smith
I am a current junior at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications, majoring in sports journalism. This year, I'm co-directing our Women's Hockey coverage team.
ASU Women’s Hockey: Sun Devils prepare for WWCHL tournament in Salt Lake City
ASU Women’s Hockey: Goaltender Macy Eide finds companionship and strength off the ice with her significant other
(Photo: Reagan Smith/WCSN) When first mentioning chemistry and support, the first thought would be to look at a team and its players and see how they’ve gelled together. What often gets overlooked is the support these players receive from the off the respected platform they play on. For sophomore goaltender Macy Eide,
ASU Men’s Hockey: Sun Devils look to extend hot streak against Alaska-Anchorage on senior weekend
(Photo: Susan Wong/WCSN) It doesn’t take a math wizard or a statistics major to figure out that as long as Arizona State hockey (20-9-3) keeps winning, they’ll find themselves with back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances. With just four games to go in the regular season, ASU enters into their final homestand this season
ASU Men’s Hockey: Four goal second period propels Sun Devils to 5-4 victory, weekend sweep over Robert Morris
(Photo: Susan Wong/WCSN) Everything looked like all was going according to plan for the No. 12 Arizona State Sun Devils in the first period. ASU had plentiful amounts of scoring chances, maintained complete possession of the puck, all the while having a loud student section to support their every move. There was nothing
ASU Men’s Hockey: Goaltender Max Prawdzik helps secure 6-1 victory with 24 save performance
(Photo: Riley Trujillo/Sun Devil Athletics) Oceanside Ice Arena was buzzing on Friday night. Just five minutes into the third period, Arizona State blew the lid off of what was a 1-1 tie against the Rochester Institute of Technology. For 4:48 seconds in the game's final frame, ASU's offense was relentless, scoring five
ASU Women’s Hockey: Players continue to sharpen skills over long winter break
(Photo: Reagan Smith/WCSN) Ah, the end of the fall semester of college. For many, it signifies the payoff of the past four months of studying, testing, and all-nighters. For the Arizona State Women’s Hockey team, it signifies a lonely month without organized team activities. No 5 a.m. wake-ups for 7 a.m. practices.
ASU Men’s Hockey: DeBrouwer excellent, records 44 saves in 2-2 tie with Denver
(Photo: Travis Whittaker/WCSN) GLENDALE, Ariz. — If there was any way that Arizona State sophomore Evan DeBrouwer could top his monumental 33-save victory against the No. 4 ranked University of Denver Pioneers on Friday, DeBrouwer laid all those doubts to rest the following night. Under the bright lights of Gila River Arena,
No. 20 Sun Devils welcome No. 4 Denver to the Valley in star-studded weekend series
(Photo: Travis Whittaker/WCSN) For the No. 20 Arizona State Sun Devils and No. 4 Denver Pioneers, the fun started a bit early. Both team’s twitter accounts took their jabs at each other Thursday, just 24 hours before this matchup's second ever series clash. The series sets itself up to be the biggest
ASU Men’s Hockey: Sun Devils “chomping at the bit” to get back to hockey
(Photo: Travis Whittaker/WCSN) It has been nearly three weeks since the Arizona State Men’s Hockey team has played a game. Their last on-ice showcase was a series split in the frozen expanse of state-49 against Alaska-Fairbanks. Now, after some much needed rest and recuperation, the Sun Devils look to get a winning streak