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(Vinton, VA) - The NC State Icepack picked up their second of the season with a 3-2 victory on the road against the Virginia Tech Hokies in their first game. The Icepack started hot out the gate, getting lots of pucks to the net, resulting in Junior Austin Finch recording his first goal of the season. Following that goal, NC State had trouble staying out of the box, leading to two Virginia Tech power play goals, both coming from Hokies captain Gavin Peduzzi. Quickly after the second power play goal from the Hokies, The Icepack’s Nick Shook was able to turn the tables with an unassisted power play goal of his own, tying the game 2-2. Less than 30 seconds after Shook's goal, Freshman defenseman Tait Sawden gave the Icepack the lead once again with a powerful shot from the blue line, recording his first goal of the season off a feed from Freshmen, Brayden Strong. 
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Produced by Kyle Lewis and Creative Director Harrison Eaton, Inside Edge is the Icepack's new docuseries that takes you behind the scenes of the 2024-2025 Icepack. Episode one, Breaking The Ice takes you through the season's opening week. (Viewer discretion is advised; contains adult language) The NC State Icepack travel to Vinton, VA, to play the Virginia Tech Hokies this Friday at 7:30 PM for the Hokies season-opening game. Icepack Captain Zach Herman, who posted a hat trick and an assist for a four-point game in the home opener last week, leads the team to the LancerLot Sports Complex for the Hokies season opener. The Icepack, coming off of a 8-2 victory over the High Point University Panthers, hope to pick up their first road victory of the season against the Hokies.  (Morrisville, NC) The NC State Icepack had an impressive home opener at Invisalign Arena; coming back from a slow start, the Icepack scored six unanswered goals to defeat High Point University Panthers 8-2.  Junior Zach Herman has been named Captain for the 2024-2025 Icepack and will be joined by Alternated Captains, Senior Alex James, Senior Addison Lawrence and Junior Nick Librizzi. Last year's home opener sold out. Don't miss your chance to see the Icepack open up their 2024-2025 campaign vs. High Point University. Get your single-game tickets here!  The Atlantic Coast Collegiate Conference (ACCHL) announced that the University of Pittsburgh, University of Delaware, Syracuse University and Stony Brook University would be joining the three ACCHL teams (NC State University, University of Louisville and University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) who were given preliminary approval to form an ACHA Division 1 league, along with existing M1 member, University of Alabama. The ACCHL has met the condition of forming a league of at least six members and has been given official approval by the American Collegiate Hockey Association.  The Icepack is hiring for the 2024-2025 season. These off-ice positions are a great way to get involved with the Pack. Members of the off-ice team have gone on to work for the Carolina Hurricanes, The UFC, WRAL, NC State Athletics, and more. General Application Job Descriptions  Perennial American Collegiate Hockey Association Division 2 power, The NC State Icepack has been granted a path to join ACHA Division 1 for the 2025-2026 season, with the preliminary approval for the Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League to add a Division 1 conference. The ACHA and ACCHL reached a Memorandum of Understanding allowing core members: NC State University, University of Alabama, University of Louisville, and University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill to begin play in the ACHA Division 1, once the six-team conference requirement is met. The ACCHL conference is focused on bringing together some of the biggest brands in college athletics in the south to compete at the highest level of non-NCAA college hockey in North America.
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