After pulling out a solid5-3 victorylast night over Notre Dame, Arizona State looks to bring home another tournament trophy tonight. Standing in their way; former independent rival Alaska.
Familiar foes battle for the Ice Breaker Championship title 😤#BeTheTraditionhttps://t.co/LEHofei3Dgpic.twitter.com/kBeBloWjQM
— Sun Devil Hockey (@SunDevilHockey)October 11, 2025
The Nanooks pulled off a2-1 upsetover No. 8 ranked Quinnipiac yesterday afternoon with goals fromMichael CitaraandAlexander Malinowski, and will be looking to play spoiler against the Sun Devils. These two teams have a long history head to head, with Alaska holding the 7-9-1 edge in the all-time series dating back to ASU's first season in 2015-16. The last meetings in the 2023-24 season at Fairbanks featured some fireworks asTucker Nessengaged in a rare fight at the college level againstDawson Bruneski.
There is some welcome news for Sun Devil fans as freshman goaltenderSamuel Urbanshould be active for tonight's game after leaving early last night with cramping issues. Head coach Greg Powers was quiet as ever on who would get the start in net, but the smart thinking is that senior netminderConnor Hasleywill start between the pipes.
The only significant absences for tonight remainBrasen Boser(undisclosed injury) andJack Beck(ineligible, will return at Miami October 31-November 1).
Puck drop is at 7pm tonight following the conclusion of the consolation game between Quinnipiac and Notre Dame. The game will air in the Phoenix market onFox 10 Xtraand stream nationally onNCHC.tv, with Tyler Paley providing the play-by-play and Alex Coil the color commentary. Tyler and Alex will also carry the call on the radio onFox Sports 910 Phoenix.
Arizona State enters as 1.5-goal favorites over the Nanooksaccording to DraftKings Sportsbook. The Devils are -375 on the moneyline, while Alaska is +270. The over/under on goals is 5.5.
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