“To be honest, we were not happy with our play tonight. We played too much of an individual game tonight and we need to be better collectively,” Murray said.
The Broncos got out to an early lead in the first game on a Conrad goal a little over half way through the first period. The forward took a pass from line mate freshman forward Wade Allison and found the back of the net from the left circle.
The Sun Devils would tie the game in the second period on a goal from sophomore forward Anthony Croston. That would be his tenth goal on the season, and picking up the assist was sophomore defenseman Liam McGing, older brother to Broncos freshman forward Hugh McGing.