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ASU Men’s Hockey Player Hospitalized After Collapsing During Outdoor Workout

The university says the player remains hospitalized and has declined to name them or confirm whether the session was a team activity, a response that raises questions about outdoor workouts in high heat.

Overview

  • The athlete collapsed during an outdoor workout at Sun Angel Stadium and Tempe Fire Medical Rescue was called at 8:31 a.m. MST to treat the person on scene and then transport them to a nearby hospital.
  • Arizona State confirmed on Sunday that the player remains hospitalized and offered support to the student-athlete and their family but did not identify who it was.
  • ASU declined to say whether the workout was sanctioned by the men’s hockey program, citing privacy laws and university policies governing release of student information.
  • The Phoenix area was under an extreme heat warning that week, and Weather Underground recorded about 82.4°F at the time emergency crews were called, making heat-related exertion a possible factor.
  • The collapse happened more than a month before the team’s October season opener, and the incident could prompt scrutiny of campus conditioning practices, heat protocols, and how universities disclose such events as details remain limited.