Arizona State did not vet workout plan before hockey player's collapse, report finds

Arizona State University did not vet the training plan for a workout that was led by a former Green Beret and during which a hockey player collapsed last month, according to a preliminary report the university released Tuesday, ESPN reported.

The report addresses the circumstances surrounding the workout, examining how the training session was organized and overseen, and finding that the university had not reviewed or approved the workout plan in advance.

University review

The findings are part of a preliminary report released by Arizona State, suggesting the university is continuing to examine the incident and the oversight processes that were, or were not, in place at the time of the workout.

ESPN's report did not specify the current condition of the hockey player involved or detail further findings beyond the lack of vetting for the training plan.

The university's release of the preliminary report indicates an ongoing review process, with further details potentially to follow as the investigation continues.