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    BREAKING: ASU hockey player still hospitalized after collapse in team exercise Thursday

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    An ASU hockey player collapsed during an outdoor exercise Thursday and has remained hospitalized since, a University spokesperson said in a written statement

    According to The Athletic, Tempe Fire Medical Rescue responded to a report of a “heat-related illness” at the address of Sun Angel Stadium at 8:31 a.m

    That morning, it was 90 degrees Fahrenheit in the Phoenix area, with 46% humidity, according to the National Weather Service. An extreme heat warning was in effect at the time and has remained since

    “The university offers its support for the student-athlete, their family and all of our student-athletes during this difficult time,” the statement said

    Further information on the incident is limited due to privacy laws, the spokesperson stated

    This story is developing and may be updated. 

    Reach the reporter at aswift10@asu.edu and follow @alexswiftsports on X. 

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