After the passing of his older brother, freshman forward Jordan Masters attributes his hockey success to the one who influenced him. In December 2014, freshman forward Jordan Masters committed to ASU hockey. He enjoyed a celebratory phone call with his older brother Vincent, receiving well-deserved praise. Vincent never saw Jordan play in college. He died a month after the phone call. In the Masters’ family, hockey runs deep. When they were young, Vincent taught ASU hockey’s leader in points

PROVO, Utah – The BYU gymnastics team finished as the No. 16 team in the nation in 2020 to earn the program’s highest final national ranking in 15 years. The 2020 Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference champions boasted numerous highlights throughout the season before its abrupt end due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

PROVO, Utah – No. 17 BYU prepares to face MRGC rival Utah State for the third time this season when the two programs meet in Logan, Utah, on Friday, March 6, at 7 p.m. MST in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.

BOISE, Idaho – The No. 15 BYU Cougars earned their second-highest score of the season (196.100) in a major win over five-time MRGC champions, Boise State (194.450).

PROVO, Utah – Sadie Miner jumped up and down as she cheered on her older sister, Abbey, on the uneven bars in the 2019 season opener against Utah. The two sisters celebrated together after the routine for the first time as collegiate teammates. Standing as the first set of sisters on the team in over a decade, it was a moment that was years in the making.

The Zhong family sat in their new living room in Langley, Canada, just two years after fleeing from Shanghai, China. Because of the time difference, 8-year-old Angel Zhong woke up just in time to admire the gymnasts in the Beijing 2008 Olympics. Now a junior studying neuroscience and a member of BYU gymnastics, Angel’s unconventional past has molded her character. Angel’s mother, Betty Wang, was married to Bill Zhong and living in Shanghai when she traveled to Australia for a work trip. She re

No. 7 BYU hockey fell short in Tempe, Arizona, at the Western Division Regional Playoffs last year, losing 2-0 to No. 6 Grand Canyon University. The Cougars will receive a second chance at earning BYU hockey its first regional title when the team takes on GCU yet again on March 1. With regionals in the near future, BYU captains Ashton Shimbashi, Teagan Pitcher and Nixon Barber feel fairly confident based on their previous meeting with GCU this season. On Nov. 9, the Cougars snatched a 2-1 win o

BYU women’s gymnastics faced conference rival Boise State University Feb. 15 in an annual Pink meet to honor cancer survivors. Trailing only .275, BYU’s loss felt like a win as the team earned its highest score since 2004, a 196.900. Head coach Guard Young made it clear at the start of the season the team’s goal is to score no less than a 196 at each meet. So far this season, the Cougars have surpassed this goal in four out of their six meets. Most recently, on Feb. 9, BYU conquered Air Force,