Road woes continue for ASU women's hockey
ST. LOUIS - Homesickness infects us all at some point, and it seems to be hitting hard for the Arizona State women’s hockey team.
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ST. LOUIS - Homesickness infects us all at some point, and it seems to be hitting hard for the Arizona State women’s hockey team.
Arizona State hockey flips the tables from Friday’s performance and splits the series against No. 6-ranked North Dakota after an offensive surge in the opening two periods.
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After a tough loss to McKendree University on Thursday night, the Arizona State women’s hockey team entered Friday’s game hoping to fix up its defensive mistakes and split the two-game series.
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After a standout win against its rivals to the south last week, the Arizona State women’s hockey team was looking to keep itself in the win column after two losses in a row against Minot State and the University of Rhode Island.
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