ASU hockey coach believes he's the right leader despite workout incident
ESPN NHL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 9:34 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026
Greg Powers, the head hockey coach for Arizona State, reiterated on September 23 that he believes he is the right person to lead the team. His statement came amidst controversy surrounding a player's collapse during a team workout last month. Powers declined to provide further details on the incident when questioned by reporters. The ASU hockey program faces scrutiny as it prepares for upcoming competitions and the fallout from the incident remains to be seen.
- •Arizona State head hockey coach Greg Powers addressed media on September 23.
- •Powers declined to comment on a player's collapse during a workout last month.
- •He expresses confidence in his leadership amid ongoing scrutiny.
- •Team dynamics and future competitions are affected by the incident.
- 10:14 PMESPN NHL — ASU hockey coach says he is 'right guy' despite player collapse
"Arizona State head hockey coach Greg Powers declined Wednesday to answer questions about a player's collapse during a team workout last month but said he still believes he is the right person to lead the team.
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