With the 2024-25 season on the horizon for ASU Hockey, the Sun Devils NCAA Div. I program announced its full game schedule as they are set to begin their first year in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC).
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Game Times TBD
Oct. 5-6 | Away at Air Force
Oct 10-11 | Home vs. Michigan
Oct. 18-19 | Away at Providence
Oct. 25-26 | Away at Northern Michigan
Nov. 8-9 | Away at Colorado College
Nov. 15-16 | Home vs. Omaha
Nov. 22-23 | Away at Denver
Dec. 6-7 | Home vs. Minnesota Duluth
Dec. 28-29 | Home vs. United States National Development Program**
Jan. 3-4 | Desert Hockey Classic (UMass, RMU, Cornell)*
Jan. 10-11 | Home vs. North Dakota
Jan. 17-18 | Away at St. Cloud State
Jan. 24-25 | Home vs. Colorado College
Jan. 31 – Feb. 1 | Away at Miami (Ohio)
Feb. 7-8 | Home vs. Denver
Feb. 14-15 | Away at Minnesota Duluth
Feb. 21-22 | Home vs. Western Michigan
Feb. 28 – Mar. 1 | Away at Omaha
Mar. 14-15 | NCHC Quarterfinals
Mar. 21-22 | NCHC Frozen Faceoff in St. Paul, Minnesota
As a result of the Sun Devils joining the conference, the NCHC formulated a new schedule structure involving the locations of each school.
“The conference adopted a new schedule model rotation with three, three-team pods based on geography with teams guaranteed to play home and away series against the other two teams in their pod every season (eight games),” according to a press release issued by ASU.
In Arizona State’s group is Colorado College and the reigning 2023-24 national champions, Denver. ASU will play both teams four times each, twice on the road and at Mullett Arena, home of Sun Devil Hockey.
Making the jump to the NCHC, Arizona State will face some of the best teams in the nation as the conference is known as one of the premier leagues in all of college hockey. This season, the Sun Devils will face seven teams who played in the 2024 NCAA Tournament.
On July 5, 2023, ASU Hockey originally announced the switch from being an independent program to entering the NCHC.
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