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The Record: ASU finished the season with a 21-13-1 overall record. This was a massive jump from the previous season (8-21-5), representing one of the greatest year-over-year turnarounds in college hockey history.
The Penn State Upset: On November 3, ASU went into State College and knocked off No. 6 Penn State 4-3 in overtime. This win was the catalyst for the program’s first-ever national ranking (No. 18) just nine days later.
Postseason Milestone: As an independent team, ASU earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. They were placed in the Midwest Regional in Allentown, Pennsylvania against Quinnipiac.
Joey Daccord: In a truly elite season, Daccord led the nation with 7 shutouts. He posted a .926 save percentage and was a finalist for the Mike Richter Award and a Hobey Baker nominee.
Johnny Walker: A scoring machine, Walker finished the season as one of the top goal-scorers in the country, netting 23 goals and totaling 34 points.
Alaska | W 5-0 |
Alaska | W 3-0 |
Ohio State | L 2-3 |
Ohio State | L 0-3 |
@Alabama Huntsville | W 2-1 |
@Alabama Huntsville | W 5-1 |
Omaha | W 6-3 |
Omaha | W 7-2 |
@Penn State | L 5-6 |
@Penn State | W 4-3 |
Michigan State | W 5-4 |
Michigan State | W 2-0 |
@Harvard | L 1-4 |
@Harvard | W 3-2 |
@Omaha | L 4-6 |
@Omaha | L 0-4 |
Princeton | W 4-0 |
Princeton | W 3-2 |
Colorado College | W 4-2 |
Colorado College | W 4-0 |
*Clarkson | L 0-3 |
*Minnesota State | T 1-1 |
Boston College | W 5-2 |
Boston College | W 2-0 |
@Cornell | L 1-6 |
@Cornell | L 2-3 |
@Boston University | L 2-4 |
@Boston University | W 3-0 |
@RIT | W 6-1 |
@RIT | W 4-2 |
American Int'l | W 4-1 |
American Int'l | W 5-4 |
@Minnesota | L 1-5 |
@Minnesota | L 2-5 |
#Quinnipiac | L 1-2 |
*Desert Hockey Classic
#NCAA Allentown Regional