Hockey Player Collapse
Arizona State Hockey Player Matthew Mayich Hospitalized Following Collapse During Workout
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Matthew Mayich, a 21-year-old Arizona State hockey player, collapsed during outdoor training at the school's track facilities on August 20 and was hospitalized with a possible cardiac event USA Today. Mayich, a sixth-round pick by the St. Louis Blues in the 2023 NHL Draft, was rushed to the hospital after the medical emergency during his workout.
Arizona State confirmed that a hockey player had collapsed during a workout but declined to provide additional details about his condition USA Today. The Canadian-Croatian Chamber of Commerce held a virtual prayer session for Mayich on August 25 as the hockey community rallied around the young athlete.
A Promising Career Cut Short
Mayich began his college hockey career at Clarkson before transferring to Arizona State. The Canadian-Croatian forward was selected by St. Louis in the 2023 NHL Draft, marking a major achievement for the young athlete. His collapse came during what should have been a routine training session.
Community Support Follows Medical Emergency
News of Mayich's collapse spread quickly through the hockey community and broader networks. The Canadian-Croatian Chamber of Commerce organized a virtual prayer session on August 25 to support the athlete and his family. His teammates and the Arizona State athletic department have remained involved as he recovers.
Arizona State Provides Limited Information
University officials acknowledged the incident but have released few details about Mayich's current condition or prognosis USA Today. The school confirmed a hockey player collapsed during outdoor training but declined to discuss whether the cardiac event was related to heat, exertion, or an underlying health condition. Mayich remains hospitalized as he receives medical care.
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