Ohio State Travels to Bemidji State for WCHA Action

Transcription

1 OHIO STATE ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Fawcett Center, 6th Floor 2400 Olentangy River Rd. Columbus, Ohio OHIO STATE WOMEN S HOCKEY GAME NOTES Nov Ohio State Travels to Bemidji State for WCHA Action SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result 9/28 at Quinnipiac W, 3-2 9/29 at Quinnipiac W, /5 #8 Colgate W, /6 #8 Colgate L, /12 Minnesota State* W, /13 Minnesota State* W, 2-1 OT 10/19 at #3 Minnesota* L, /20 at #3 Minnesota* W, /26 at #10 St. Lawrence L, /27 at #10 St. Lawrence W, /2 St. Cloud State* W, /3 St. Cloud State* W, /9 at Bemidji State* 4:07 p.m. 11/10 at Bemidji State* 4:07 p.m. 11/16 Minnesota Duluth* 6:07 p.m. 11/17 Minnesota Duluth* 1:07 p.m. 12/1 at Minnesota State* 7:07 p.m. 12/2 at Minnesota State* 3:07 p.m. 12/15 Mercyhurst 3:07 p.m. 12/16 Mercyhurst 1:07 p.m. 1/4 Minnesota Whitecaps 3:07 p.m. 1/5 Minnesota Whitecaps 12:07 p.m. 1/11 Wisconsin* 6:07 p.m. 1/12 Wisconsin* 3:07 p.m. 1/18 at Minnesota Duluth* 8:07 p.m. 1/19 at Minnesota Duluth* 5:07 p.m. 1/25 Minnesota* 6:07 p.m. 1/26 Minnesota* 3:07 p.m. 2/1 at St. Cloud State* 4:07 p.m. 2/2 at St. Cloud State* 4:07 p.m. 2/8 Bemidji State* 6:07 p.m. 2/9 Bemidji State* 3:07 p.m. 2/22 at Wisconsin* 8:07 p.m. 2/23 at Wisconsin* 4:07 p.m. 3/1 WCHA Quarterfinals 1 TBA 3/2 WCHA Quarterfinals 1 TBA 3/3 WCHA Quarterfinals 1 TBA 3/9 WCHA Final Faceoff 2 TBA 3/10 WCHA Final Faceoff 2 TBA 3/16 NCAA Quarter Finals 3 TBA 3/22 Frozen Four 4 TBA 3/24 Frozen Four 4 TBA All times are listed in Eastern Time *WCHA Conference Game 1 Campus Sites 2 Ridder Arena; Minneapolis, Minn. 3 At Top Seeds 4 TD Bank Sports Center; Hamden, Conn. Home games denoted in bold Exhibition games denoted in bold italic The No. 4 Ohio State University women s ice hockey team hits the road again for a series against the Bemidji State University Beavers. Both Friday and Saturday's games are set for 4:07 p.m. ET starts at the Sanford Center in Bemidji, Minnesota. LAST TIME OUT The Buckeyes made a triumphant return to their home ice with a sweep of WCHA foe St. Cloud State last weekend, winning both games by a score of 3-2. Late in the first period of Friday s series opener the Huskies jumped out to a 2-0 lead after scoring a pair of goals in a 14-second span. From there the Buckeyes took over, tying things up in the second with goals from Emma Maltais and Madison Field. Just past the midway point of the third Field lit the lamp for her second goal of the game and put OSU up for good, clinching a 3-2 win. Ohio State never trailed in Saturday s game as Tatum Skaggs notched her seventh goal of the season to put the Buckeyes up 1-0. A St. Cloud State goal early in the second tied things up, but goals from Field and Charly Dahlquist gave OSU the protection it needed as the Buckeyes skated away with a 3-2 win. SERIES HISTORY Ohio State comes into the weekend with a all-time record against Bemidji State. The Beavers proved to be a troublesome opponent last season as the Buckeyes went in four games against them. In the first series of last season the Buckeyes tied the Beavers in the series opener, claiming an extra point in the shootout, before taking the second game by a score of 5-4. When the teams met in Columbus to wrap up the regular season in February Ohio State took the first matchup, 4-0. That win was the 21st victory of the season for the Buckeyes, making the Ohio State team the winningest team in program history. OSU dropped the regular season finale the following day, 2-1. THE BEAVER FILE Bemidji State comes into the weekend winless, but that s deceptive of how dangerous the team is. Four different players are tied for the team lead with four points each, including Clair DeGeorge and her three goals, one assist stat line. Emily Bergland and Paige Beebe each have four points from two goals and two assists, while Briana Jorde has four points, all coming from assists. Lauren Bench serves as the primary goaltender with six starts. She s notched one shutout this season. BUCKEYE BITS #4 OSU BSU RECORD: (5-1-0) RECORD: (0-3-1) GOALS/GAME: 2.92 GOALS/GAME: 1.40 GOALS ALLOWED/GAME: 2.17 GOALS ALLOWED/GAME: Emma Maltais leads the Buckeyes with 19 points, tied for the second highest total in the nation. Her 19 points lead the WCHA, and she also ranks first with 14 assists, 1.58 points-pergame, 1.17 assists-per-game and she s one of the two players in the league to score a shorthanded goal this season. Her 14 assists lead the nation. -Madison Field jumped up to 14th place all-time at Ohio State with her three points against St. Cloud State, pushing her career total to 87 points. For the season she sits a nine points from six goals and three assists. Four of her goals this season have been game winning goals, the highest total in the nation ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Women s Hockey Contact...Don Hawkins hawkins.658@osu.edu Cell: Official Website:...OhioStateBuckeyes.com Facebook...OhioStateWomensHockey #GoBucks

2 this season. She s notched 11 GWG in her career, tied for second in program history. - Charly Dahlquist comes in second on the team with 12 points from five goals and seven assists. Her fifth goal of the season came in Saturday s game against St. Cloud State, a shorthanded goal, making her the second player in the conference to notch one this season (the other being Emma Maltais). It s the first shorthanded goal of her career. -Andrea Braendli ranks second in the WCHA with a.940 save percentage. She s made 267 saves this season, good for second in the conference even with one less game played than the first place goaltender. - Tatum Skaggs leads the team in goals with sever and is tied for the WCHA lead as well. She s tied for seventh in the nation in goals. BRAENDLI WINS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Buckeye goaltender Andrea Braendli earned the WCHA Rookie of the Week award after her stellar performance against Minnesota State on Oct The freshman stopped 55-of-56 shots she faced in the series for a.48 goals-againstaverage. She also notched the first shutout of her career in the first game of the series. A LEATHAL WEAPON No team wants to give up power play opportunities, but OSU makes the most of it when it has to play shorthanded. The Buckeyes have a penalty kill percentage of.918, ninth in the nation, and their 45 penalty kills rank second nationally. BUCKEYES EARN 300th WIN GENERAL INFORMATION HOCKEY HISTORY All-Time Record/Yrs /19 WCHA Record/Yrs /19 WCHA Tournament Record/Yrs /19 AHCA All-Americans... 7 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Top 10 Finalists.6 Hockey Humanitarian Award Finalists... 3 WCHA Player of the Year... 1 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year... 1 WCHA Student-Athlete of the Year... 1 WCHA Rookie of the Year... 3 WCHA Coach of the Year... 1 All-WCHA Selections WCHA All-Tournament Selections...5 AWHCA Scholar All-Americans...24 WCHA Scholar-Athlete Selections...51 WCHA All-Academic Selections Academic All-Big Ten At-Large Selections OSU Scholar-Athletes Jincy Dunne leads all WCHA defensemen with 10 points this year. She s scored one goal and tallied nine assists. Her assist total also leads all the defensemen in the conference. MALTAIS CLAIMS FORWARD OF THE WEEK Fresh off being named the WCHA Forward of the Month, Emma Maltais kept thing rolling with a WCHA Forward of the week award on Nov. 6. Maltais led the conference with four points over the weekend from one goal and three assists. She tallied two of her points in Friday s series opener against St. Cloud State, and then added a pair of assists in Saturday s game with the Huskies. MALTAIS NAMED FORWARD OF THE MONTH Emma Maltais led the WCHA in points for the first month of the season, and has now claimed the WCHA Forward of the Month award for October. Maltais posted 15 points during the opening month of the season, the third highest in the nation. She also leads the WCHA with 11 assists, 1.50 pointsper-game and 1.10 assists-per-game. Maltais is also the only player in the conference to notch a shorthanded goal so far this season. Her 11 assists rank second nationally. DAHLQUIST EARNS WCHA AWARD After her four-point weekend at No. 10 St. Lawrence Charly Dahlquist was named the WCHA Forward of the Week on Oct. 30. The senior went off in the series finale, lighting the lamp twice and assisting on two other goals to help the Buckeyes get a 6-1 win. This marked the third consecutive week a Buckeye earned WCHA honors. MORE WCHA HONORS FOR BRAENDLI For the second consecutive week Andrea Braendli earned WCHA honors, being named the WCHA Goaltender of the Week on Oct. 23. Braendli tallied 84 saves at No. 3 Minnesota, including a career high 44 saves in the series opener. Her 40 saves in the series finale helped secure a win for the Buckeyes. With the 6-1 win at No. 10 St. Lawrence on Oct. 27 the Buckeyes earned the 300th win in program histoy. The Buckeyes come in at fourth place in the WCHA all-time in wins. A YEAR IN THE POLLS With the release of the Top 10 polls on October 8 and 9 the Buckeyes hit another milestone. This is the first time in program history where the team has remained in the Top 10 for a calendar year. The team broke into the polls last season after opening the season on a 4-0 winning streak, and haven t given up their hold on one of the spots since then. BUCKEYES EARN SPLIT AT ST. LAWRENCE The Buckeyes ventured to upstate New York for a non-conference clash with the No. 10 St. Lawrence University Saints in Canton, N.Y. on Oct Friday s series opener saw the Buckeyes plagued with penalties. St. Lawrence converted 2-of-6 power play opportunities in the first 10 minutes of the game to take a 2-0 lead into the second period. Jincy Dunne cut the lead to one with her first goal of the year in the second period, while Tatum Skaggs evened things up at 2-2 just 30 seconds into the third. St. Lawrence would have the last laugh in the series opener however as the Saints scored with less than 10 minutes to play to secure a 3-2 defeat for the Bucks. Something clicked for Ohio State on Saturday as the Buckeyes uncorked and offensive onslaught, winning the finale 6-1. Jacyn Reeves scored her first goal of the season, and Sara Saekkinen scored her first collegiate goal to go along with two goals from Charly Dahlquist and goals from Emma Maltais and Tatum Skaggs in the win. Goaltender Andrea Braendli came up huge in the rubber match, stopping 42-of-43 shots she faced to secure the nearly clean sheet. St. Lawrence did most of its shot damage in the third as the Saints threw 22 shots-on-goal in the period, but none found the back of the net REVIEW Record WCHA Record/Finish /2nd WCHA Tournament Record Letterwinners Returning...16 (10 F, 4 D, 2 G) Letterwinners Lost... 7 (4 F, 2 D, 1 G) Newcomers...7 (3 F, 3 D, 1 G) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Nadine Muzerall, 3rd season Alma Mater, Year... Minnesota, 01 Record at Ohio State/Yrs / 3rd WCHA Record/Yrs / 3rd WCHA Tournament Record/Yrs / 3rd NCAA Tournament Record/App...1-1/ 1 Career Record/Yrs /3 Associate Head Coach...Andrew Cassels, 1st season Previous Job...Cincinnati Cyclones Assistant Coach...Milica McMillen, 2nd season Alma Mater, Year... Minnesota, 16 Goalie Coach... Kenneth Johansson, 2nd season UNIVERSITY FACTS Location...Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.5m) Founded Enrollment...51,818 (Columbus campus)... 59,091 (all campuses) Nickname... Buckeyes Colors...Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429) Mascot...Brutus Buckeye Director of Athletics... Eugene Smith President... Dr. Michael Drake Deputy Director of Athletics - WHKY...Diana Sabau The Buckeye Seniors 2

3 THE SPLIT IN MINNEAPOLIS The Buckeyes faced their stiffest competition of the season so far when they faced off with the No. 3 Minnesota Golden Gophers on Oct in Minneapolis. On Friday Ohio State hung with the Gophers in the opening period, but the Minnesota attack proved to be too much that night as OSU fell 3-0 in the series opener. Goaltender Andrea Braendli stopped 44 of the 46 shots she faced, allowing two goals. The third Minnesota goal came late in the game when the Buckeyes had an empty net. Saturday s game saw the Buckeyes flip the script, opening the scoring with a goal from Sophie Jaques just 5:15 into the game. Minnesota tied the game later in the first, but a second period goal from Emma Maltais and a third period goal from Madison Field helped propel the Buckeyes to a 3-2 win. Braendli was stellar once again, tallying 40 saves in the win. The win marks only the second time in team history where the Buckeyes have won games at Ridder Arena against the Golden Gophers in consecutive years. TAMING THE MAVERICKS The Buckeyes opened Western Collegiate Hockey Association play with a sweep of Minnesota State on Oct , winning Friday s contest 4-0 and taking the series finale 2-1 in overtime. Ohio State controlled Friday s game from the outset, dominating shots-on-goal in the first period 19-to-8, knowing it was only a matter of time before one found the back of the net. The levee finally broke in the second when Charly Dahlquist lit the lamp to give OSU a 1-0 lead. Emma Maltais added a goal later in the second to send the Buckeyes into the final frame with a 2-0 lead. In the third, Lisa Bruno notched the first goal of her career, and Sam Bouley added a goal of her own while goaltender Andrea Braendli stopped all 22 shots she faced to secure the 4-0 shutout. Liz Schepers wasted no time on Saturday, finding the back of the net just 1:21 into the game to give Ohio State the early 1-0 lead. Minnesota State evened things up in the second with a goal from Tristen Truax, the only goal Braendli surrendered in the series. The Buckeyes tried to end things in regulation, putting 20 SOG in the third, but 60 minutes was not enough to settle the score and the teams went to overtime. With 53 seconds left to play in the OT period Madison Field attacked the net, firing a shot into the back of the net to give the Buckeyes a 2-1 win and a WCHA sweep. BUCKEYES SPLIT WITH COLGATE AT HOME The Buckeyes took to the ice in Columbus to host No. 8 Colgate for their home opening series on October 5-6. Friday s series opener saw both teams throwing haymakers as if it were a heavyweight fight. The Raiders landed the first blow to take a 1-0 lead before Tatum Skaggs netted an equalizer. Another Colgate goal put the Buckeyes down, but back-to-back goals from Rebecca Freiburger and Charly Dahlquist gave OSU the lead. The Raiders tied it again briefly before Lauren Boyle scored her first goal of the season to secure the 4-3 win. Dahlquist also notched two assists in the game. Emma Maltais tied her with two assists of her own, while Jincy Dunne, Sophie Jaques and Sara Saekkinen finished with one assist each. Ohio State jumped out to an early lead in Saturday s game thanks to goals from Skaggs and Liz Schepers. OSU put 19 shots-on-goal in the opening period, taking a 2-0 lead into the locker room. From there, however, the Colgate offense caught fire. The Raiders scored three goals in the second period to take the lead, and then added an insurance goal late in the third. With an empty net for the Buckeyes, Colgate tacked on another goal to hand Ohio State its first loss of the season, 5-2. Dunne, Maltais, Jaques and Madison Field accounted for the OSU assists. OPENING THE SEASON IN STYLE The Buckeyes opened the new season with a road sweep of Quinnipiac on Sept Emma Maltais scored the first goal of the season for OSU in the opening contest. Liz Schepers and Madison Field added goals to give the Bucks a 3-2 win on Friday. Saturday s game saw Tatum Skaggs score twice, and a goal from Liv Soares helped secure the sweep with another 3-2 win. Amanda Zeglen stopped 38 of the 42 shots she faced over the weekend. Maltais finished with four points on the weekend (1g-3a). Freshmen Paetyn Levis, Gabby Rosenthal, Sophie Jaques and Eve Savander all earned the first points of their career with each player getting an assist in the series. Jincy Dunne, Lisa Bruno and Charly Dahlquist also tallied assists. ANDREW CASSELS JOINS STAFF Retired NHL player and former ECHL coach Andrew Cassels joined the Buckeye hockey staff as an interim associate head coach on September 24. Cassels enjoyed a 16-year NHL career with stops in Montreal, Hartford, Calgary, Vancouver, Washington and Columbus. He tallied 732 points during his career, including a career year with the Hartford Whalers in the season where he scored 85 points from 21 goals and 64 assists. Cassels appeared in 1,015 games during his NHL career. He also spent one year as an assistant coach for the Cincinnati Cyclones BUCKS SHINE IN USA/CANADA U22 SERIES A trio of Buckeyes spent a week in Calgary back in August getting to practice and play with some of the best women s hockey players in the world while getting to represent their countries in a three game series. While Emma Maltais suited up for the Canadian team, coached by OSU Head Coach Nadine Mu- 3 USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE POLL (11/6/18) Rk. Team (1st place votes) Record 1. Wisconsin (19) Minnesota Clarkson Ohio State Boston College Northeastern Cornell Minnesota Duluth St. Lawrence Colgate Bold indicates opponent Others Receiving Votes: Merrimac (5), Providence (3), Maine (3), Brown (2) USCHO.COM POLL (11/5/18) Rk. Team (1st place votes) Record 1. Wisconsin (15) Minnesota Clarkson Ohio State Boston College Northeastern Cornell Minnesota Duluth St. Lawrence Colgate Bold indicates opponent Others Receiving Votes: Maine (7), Providence (4), Brown (3), Princeton (2) MULTI-GOAL GAMES Tatum Skaggs - 2 goals at Quinnipiac (9/29) Charly Dahlquist - 2 goals at St. Lawrence (10/27) Madison Field - 2 goals vs St. Cloud State (11/2) Ohio State at Minnesota (10/19/2018)

4 zerall, Jincy Dunne and Lauren Boyle donned the red, white and blue for the United States. After not tallying any points in the series opener, a pair of Buckeyes got on the scoresheet in the second game. Maltais notched the first Buckeye point of the series with an assist on the first goal of the game. Not to be outdone, Dunne picked up her first assist of the series after her shot was redirected into the back of the net, tying the game at 1-1. The 2018 captain for the Buckeyes wasn t finished as she scored the game winning goal as the U.S. team took the second game 3-1. In the series finale, the U.S. team took an early 1-0 lead before Maltais scored to tie the game, 1-1, before eventually falling to the U.S. team 2-1. Both Maltais and Dunne finished with one goal and one assist each for the series. Despite not tallying any points, Boyle had her share of ice time in the series, including sharing a line with Dunne. O' CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN! The backbone of every great team is the group of leaders that set an example for the rest of the team, and the Buckeyes have put together a solid group for the new season. Jincy Dunne and Erin Langermeier have taken over the captain roles, while Madison Field and Olivia Soares will serve as assistant captains. BUCKEYES RAKE IN 2018 HONORS With the history being made on the ice last season, the Buckeyes were sure to bring home some hardware when awards were given out, the only question was how hefty would the haul be? Emma Maltais earned the WCHA Rookie of the Year award after her stellar season. She finished the year with the second highest point total in the WCHA, and tied for the second highest assist total in the league. Head coach Nadine Muzerall brought home the WCHA Coach of the Year award, the first in program history for the Buckeyes. In the two years she s been at the helm in Columbus the Buckeyes have flipped the script on what s expected for women s ice hockey at OSU On top of her Rookie of the Year award, Maltais earned All-WCHA First and Rookie team honors, the first Buckeye to earn that double honor in the same year. Jincy Dunne joined Maltais on the All-WCHA First Team, and Tatum Skaggs earned All-WCHA Third Team honors. The Buckeyes earned distinctions beyond the WCHA as well. Dunne made the American Hockey Coaches Association All-America Second Team and the All-USCHO Third Team. Sauve earned All-USCHO Third Team honors as well, and Maltais made the All-USCHO Rookie Team. RETURNING OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER OSU returns nearly 80 percent of its goal scoring from the season, including the top three scorers in Tatum Skaggs, Madison Field and Emma Maltais. The players accounting for almost 73 percent of the assists tallied last season are back for another year as well, led by Maltais and Dunne, who tied for the team lead with 24. WCHA PRESEASON HONORS Redshirt junior Jincy Dunne was named to the Preseason All-WCHA Team, and sophomore Emma Maltais received votes for the team, picked by the WCHA coaches. Dunne finished the season with 24 assists, tied for second place in the WCHA. She also earned AHCA All-America and All-USCHO honors, as well as being named First Team All-WCHA. The Buckeyes were picked to finish third in the league. ONE FOR THE RECORD BOOK Expectations were high coming into the season, but nobody knew just how far the Buckeyes would go. The team tallied 24 wins, crushing the previous record of 20, and won 14 WCHA contests, another program record. During the season the Buckeyes had at least one WCHA Player of the Week in 14 of the 20 weeks where awards were distributed, and two of those six weeks were off weekends for the squad. NEW ADDITIONS FOR Ohio State added seven freshman this season -#7 Eve Savander (Joensuu, Finland) -#9 Madison Bizal (Elk River, Minn.) -#15 Gabby Rosenthal (Blaine, Minn.) -#18 Sophie Jaques (Toronto, Ontario) -#20 Andrea Braendli (Zurich, Switzerland) -#25 Sara Saekkinen (Pirkkalainen, Finland) -#27 Paetyn Levis (Rogers, Minn.) Saekkinen made six appearances for Finland during the 2018 Winter Games, and 26 appearances for Finland during international play over the last year. Saekkinen also made 21 appearances with Team Kuortane in the Liiga league where she tallied eight goals and 11 assists. Braendli, a goaltender hailing from Switzerland, served as a backup on the Swiss Olympic team in the 2018 Winter Games. In addition to her duties with the Swiss national team, Braendli made five appearances in net for SC Weinfelden and seven appearances for EHC Schaffhausen in the Swiss Division 2 last season. She has also won two medals at the Women s World Junior Championships. Savander scored five goals and notched 19 assists in 28 appearances for Team Kuortane last year playing alongside Säkkinen. Bizal, one of the five finalists for the 2018 Minnesota Ms. Hockey Award, helped the United States win its fourth consecutive goal medal in the International Ice Hockey Federation Under-18 Championship earlier this year HONORS/AWARDS WCHA Preseaon All-WCHA...Jincy Dunne (9/18) WCHA Rookie of the Week... Andrea Braendli (10/16) WCHA Goaltender of the Week.Andrea Braendli (10/23) WCHA Forward of the Week...Charly Dahlquist (10/30) WCHA Forward of the Month...Emma Maltais (11/1) WCHA Forward of the Week...Emma Maltais (11/6) Ohio State at St. Lawrence (10/27/2018) 4

5 Numerical Roster OHIO STATE ROSTERS NO. NAME POS. HT. CL./ELG. HOMETOWN LAST TEAM 2 Elise Riemenschneider Defenseman 5 8 JR Rocky River, Ohio Connecticut Southern Stars 4 Jacyn Reeves Forward 5 8 SR Holmen, Wisc. Union 5 Charly Dahlquist Forward 5 6 SR Eden Prairie, Minn. North Dakota 6 Lauren Boyle Defenseman 5 3 SR Los Gatos, Calf. Eden Prairie (MN) 7 Eve Savander Defenseman 5 6 FR Joensuu, Finland Team Kuortane 9 Madison Bizal Defenseman 5 4 FR Elk River, Minn Elk River HS 10 Erin Langermeier (C) Forward 5 8 SR Westlake, Ohio Connecticut Southern Stars 11 Tatum Skaggs Forward 5 6 SO Hartland, Wis. Chicago Mission 12 Madison Field (A) Forward 5 8 SR Oakville, Ontario Oakville Jr. Hornets 14 Samantha Bouley Forward 5 4 JR Stittsville, Ontario Nepean Jr. Wildcats 15 Gabby Rosenthal Forward 5 7 FR Blaine, Minn. Blaine HS 16 Rebecca Freiburger Forward 5 8 JR Rochester, Minn. Minnesota Ice Cats 17 Emma Maltais Forward 5 4 SO Burlington, Ontario Oakville Hornets 18 Sophie Jaques Defenseman 5 8 FR Toronto, Ontario Toronto Aeros 19 Olivia Soares (A) Forward 5 10 SO Hanover, Ma. Bay State Breakers 20 Andrea Braendli Goaltender 5 6 FR Zurich, Switzerland EHC Schaffhausen 21 Liz Schepers Forward 5 7 SO Mound, Minn. Mound Westonka 22 Lisa Bruno Defenseman 5 5 SO Whitby, Ontario Durham Lightning 25 Sara Saekkinen Forward 5 4 FR Pirkkala, Finland Team Kuortane 27 Paetyn Levis Forward 5 5 FR Rogers, Minn. Rogers HS 30 Lynsey Wallace Goaltender 5 8 SO Seven Hills, Ohio Gilmour Academy 31 Amanda Zeglen Goaltender 5 8 SO Calgary, Alberta Pursuit of Excellence 33 Jincy Dunne (C) Defenseman 5 6 RS JR O Fallon, Mo. St. Louis Lady Blues 19U Alphabetical Roster NO. NAME POS. HT. CL./ELG. HOMETOWN LAST TEAM 9 Madison Bizal Defenseman 5 4 FR Elk River, Minn Elk River HS 14 Samantha Bouley Forward 5 4 JR Stittsville, Ontario Nepean Jr. Wildcats 6 Lauren Boyle Defenseman 5 3 SR Los Gatos, Calif. Eden Prairie (MN) 20 Andrea Braendli Goaltender 5 6 FR Zurich, Switzerland EHC Schaffhausen 22 Lisa Bruno Defenseman 5 5 SO Whitby, Ontario Durham Lightning 5 Charly Dahlquist Forward 5 6 SR Eden Prairie, Minn. North Dakota 33 Jincy Dunne (C) Defenseman 5 6 RS JR O Fallon, Mo. St. Louis Lady Blues 19U 12 Madison Field (A) Forward 5 8 SR Oakville, Ontario Oakville Jr. Hornets 16 Rebecca Freiburger Forward 5 8 JR Rochester, Minn. Minnesota Ice Cats 18 Sophie Jaques Defenseman 5 8 FR Toronto, Ontario Toronto Aeros 10 Erin Langermeier (C) Forward 5 8 SR Westlake, Ohio Connecticut Southern Stars 27 Paetyn Levis Forward 5 5 FR Rogers, Minn. Rogers HS 17 Emma Maltais Forward 5 4 SO Burlington, Ontario Oakville Hornets 4 Jacyn Reeves Forward 5 8 SR Holmen, Wisc. Union 2 Elise Riemenschneider Defenseman 5 8 JR Rocky River, Ohio Connecticut Southern Stars 15 Gabby Rosenthal Forward 5 FR Blaine, Minn. Blaine HS 25 Sara Saekkinen Forward 5 4 FR Pirkkala, Finland Team Kuortane 7 Eve Savander Defenseman 5 6 FR Joensuu, Finland Team Kuortane 21 Liz Schepers Forward 5 7 SO Mound, Minn. Mound Westonka 11 Tatum Skaggs Forward 5 6 SO Hartland, Wis. Chicago Mission 19 Olivia Soares (A) Forward 5 10 JR Hanover, Ma. Bay State Breakers 30 Lynsey Wallace Goaltender 5 8 SO Seven Hills, Ohio Gilmour Academy 31 Amanda Zeglen Goaltender 5 8 SO Calgary, Alberta Pursuit of Excellence 5

6 AROUND THE WCHA ROSTER BY POSITION FORWARDS (13) 4 Jacyn Reeves 5 Charly Dahlquist 10 Erin Langermeier 11 Tatum Skaggs 12 Madison Field 14 Samantha Bouley 15 Gabby Rosenthal 16 Rebecca Freiburger 17 Emma Maltais 19 Olivia Soares 21 Liz Schepers 25 Sara Saekkinen 27 Paetyn Levis DEFENSEMEN (7) 2 Elise Riemenschneider 6 Lauren Boyle 7 Eve Savander 9 Madison Bizal 18 Sophie Jaques 22 Lisa Bruno 33 Jincy Dunne GOALIES (3) 20 Andrea Braendli 30 Lynsey Wallace 31 Amanda Zeglen Friday, November 9 Ohio State at Bemidji State...4:07 p.m. ET St. Cloud State at Lindenwood... 7:00 p.m. ET Saturday, November 10 St. Cloud State at Lindenwood...2:00 p.m. ET Ohio State at Bemidji State...4:07 p.m. ET HEAD COACH NADINE MUZERALL In just her second year at the helm, Muzerall led the Buckeyes to new heights the program had never seen before, making the NCAA tournament and NCAA Frozen Four for the first time in program history. Along the way, the Buckeyes set new program records for wins (24) and WCHA wins (14), while posting an record against top-10 ranked teams. Thanks to her efforts on the bench, Muzerall earned the first WCHA Coach of the Year award in program history. With the success on the ice numerous Buckeyes earned individual honors, headlined by Emma Maltais earning the WCHA Rookie of the Year award. The freshman also earned spots on the All-WCHA First Team and All- WCHA Rookie Team. Joining Maltais on the All-WCHA First Team was Jincy Dunne. The defenseman also earned AHCA All-American and All-USCHO status. Kassidy Sauve and Tatum Skaggs also earned All-WCHA honors. The five All-WCHA honors earned by the Buckeyes eclipsed the previous best of four WCHA STANDINGS Conference Games Overall Pts GP W-L-T SW GF-GA Record GF-GA 1 Minnesota Ohio State Wisconsin Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State St. Cloud State Bemidji State Off the ice, OSU had 13 student-athletes named to the WCHA All-Academic Team including Lauren Spring, who was a finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Award. Spring, along with six other Buckeyes, earned WCHA Scholar-Athlete status. Muzerall coached Canada s U22 National Team in a three-game series against the USA U22 Team in August, and at the 2017 Nations Cup. In 2016 she was an assistant coach for a three-game series against the United States that took place in Calgary (during which Canada took two of the three games), and she has served as a camp coach at Canada s National Women s Under-18 Team selection camp. Back in July of 2016 she was named to the coaching staff for Canada s National Women s Development Team. A two-time All-American and two-time national champion as a player at Minnesota, Muzerall spent five years behind the bench as an assistant coach with the Golden Gophers. The first women s hockey player to be inducted into her university s hall of fame, she helped guide her former team to four national championships and five-consecutive spots in the title game. During her tenure she coached five Olympians (Mira Jalosuo, Megan Bozek, Amanda Kessel, Anne Schleper, and Lee Stecklein), none of whom had made Olympic rosters prior to Muzerall s arrival. While serving as a member of the Golden Gophers staff, Muzerall s teams accrued a record of , including a perfect record during the season. 13 Minnesota team records are held by squads the she either coached or played for. Prior to her return to Minneapolis, Muzerall made a couple significant career stops. She spent two seasons playing for Hockey Club Lugano in Switzerland, skating on the first line and leading her team in both points and goals. During her tenure, the team won a Swiss National Championship and advanced to the European Cup, where they won a bronze medal. 6

7 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 2 Elise Riemenschneider Junior Rocky River, Ohio 4 Jacyn Reeves Senior Holmen, Wisc. 5 Charly Dahlquist Senior Eden Prairie, Minn. 6 Lauren Boyle Senior Los Gatos, Calif. 7 Eve Savander Freshman Joensuu, Finland 9 Madison Bizal Freshman Elk River, Minn. 10 Erin Langermeier Senior Westlake, Ohio 11 Tatum Skaggs Sophomore Hartland, Wis. 12 Madison Field Senior Oakville, Ontario 14 Samantha Bouley Junior Stittsville, Ontario 15 Gabby Rosenthal Freshman Blaine, Minn. 16 Rebecca Freiburger Junior Rochester, Minn. 17 Emma Maltais Sophomore Burlington, Ontario 18 Sophie Jaques Freshman Toronto, Ontario 19 Olivia Soares Junior Hanover, Mass. 20 Andrea Braendli Freshman Zurich, Switzerland 21 Liz Schepers Sophomore Mound, Minn. 22 Lisa Bruno Sophomore Whitby, Ontario 25 Sara Saekkinen Freshman Pirkkala, Finland 27 Paetyn Levis Freshman Rogers, Minn. 30 Lynsey Wallace Sophomore Seven Hills, Ohio 31 Amanda Zeglen Sophomore Calgary, Alberta 33 Jincy Dunne RS Junior O Fallon, Mo. 7

8 Ohio State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games Date Opponent Score Att. Sep 28 at Quinnipiac W Sep 29 at Quinnipiac W Oct 05 #8 COLGATE W Oct 06 #8 COLGATE L * Oct 12 MINNESOTA STATE W * Oct 13 MINNESOTA STATE Wot * Oct 19 at #3 Minnesota L * Oct 20 at #3 Minnesota W Oct 26 at #10 St. Lawrence L Oct 27 at #10 St. Lawrence W * Nov 02 ST. CLOUD STATE W * Nov 03 ST. CLOUD STATE W TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attem pts Shot pct G o a ls /G a m e S h o ts /G a m e POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attem pts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play 2 4 S h o rt-h a n d e d 2 0 Em pty net 1 2 P e n a lty 0 0 U n a s s is te d 3 5 O v e rtim e 1 0 S h o o to u t 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES N u m b e r M in u te s P e n a ltie s /G a m e Pen minutes/game SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Record: Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFEREN ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh 17 M altais, Emma Dahlquist, Charly Dunne, Jincy Field, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Jaques, Sophie Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Reeves, Jacyn Saekkinen, Sara Boyle, Lauren Soares, O livia Bouley, Samantha Bizal, Madison Rosenthal, Gabby Freiburger, Rebecca Levis, Paetyn Savander, Eve Braendli, Andrea Langermeier, Erin Riemenschneider, E Wallace, Lynsey TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w -l-t 20 Braendli, Andrea 9 540: Zeglen, Amanda 3 180: TM EMPTY NET 4 3: Total : Opponents : Attendance Summary OSU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/485 6/846 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total O hio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total O hio State Opponents

9 Ohio State Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Power Play 2 4 Short-handed 2 0 Empty net 1 2 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 3 5 Overtime 1 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 0 0 Game Misconduct 0 0 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/485 6/846 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Ohio State Opponents

10 Ohio State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games O verall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua blk 2 Riemenschneider, E Reeves, Jacyn Dahlquist, Charly Boyle, Lauren Savander, Eve Bizal, Madison Langermeier, Erin Skaggs, Tatum Field, Madison Bouley, Samantha Rosenthal, Gabby Freiburger, Rebecca M altais, Emma Jaques, Sophie Soares, O livia Braendli, Andrea Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Saekkinen, Sara Levis, Paetyn Wallace, Lynsey Dunne, Jincy TM TEAM Total Opponents Goal average Saves Record Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 20 Braendli, Andrea : Zeglen, Amanda : TM EMPTY NET 4-0 3: Total : Opponents :

11 Ohio State Category Leaders (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games ## Points GP G A Pts Sh 17 Maltais, Emma Dahlquist, Charly Dunne, Jincy Field, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Jaques, Sophie Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Reeves, Jacyn Saekkinen, Sara ## Goals GP G A Pts Sh 11 Skaggs, Tatum Field, Madison Maltais, Emma Dahlquist, Charly Schepers, Liz Dunne, Jincy Jaques, Sophie Bruno, Lisa Reeves, Jacyn Saekkinen, Sara ## Power-Play Goals GP PPG 17 Maltais, Emma Skaggs, Tatum 12 1 ## Short-Handed Goals GP SHG 5 Dahlquist, Charly Maltais, Emma 12 1 ## Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 12 Field, Madison Dahlquist, Charly 12 3 ## Plus/Minus GP +/- 17 Maltais, Emma Dahlquist, Charly Boyle, Lauren Jaques, Sophie Bizal, Madison Bruno, Lisa Reeves, Jacyn Skaggs, Tatum Rosenthal, Gabby Bouley, Samantha ## Assists GP G A Pts Sh 17 Maltais, Emma Dunne, Jincy Dahlquist, Charly Jaques, Sophie Field, Madison Bruno, Lisa Reeves, Jacyn Saekkinen, Sara Boyle, Lauren Soares, Olivia ## Shots GP G A Pts Sh Sh% 17 Maltais, Emma Field, Madison Dahlquist, Charly Skaggs, Tatum Jaques, Sophie Schepers, Liz Dunne, Jincy Reeves, Jacyn Boyle, Lauren Levis, Paetyn ## Shot Pct. GP G A Pts Sh Sh% 11 Skaggs, Tatum Bouley, Samantha Soares, Olivia Saekkinen, Sara Bruno, Lisa Field, Madison Dahlquist, Charly Maltais, Emma Schepers, Liz Freiburger, Rebecca ## Penalties GP Pen Min 5 Dahlquist, Charly Field, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Saekkinen, Sara Boyle, Lauren Reeves, Jacyn TM TEAM Langermeier, Erin Dunne, Jincy Jaques, Sophie ## Penalty Minutes GP Pen Min 5 Dahlquist, Charly Field, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Saekkinen, Sara Dunne, Jincy Langermeier, Erin Boyle, Lauren Reeves, Jacyn TM TEAM Soares, Olivia

12 Ohio State Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% +/-Pen-Min PP SH EN GW GT Hat UA Blk Sep 28, 201 at Quinnipiac Sep 29, 201 at Quinnipiac Oct 05, 201 COLGATE Oct 06, 201 COLGATE Oct 12, 201 MINNESOTA STATE Oct 13, 201 MINNESOTA STATE Oct 19, 201 at Minnesota Oct 20, 201 at Minnesota Oct 26, 201 at St. Lawrence Oct 27, 201 at St. Lawrence Nov 02, 201 ST. CLOUD STATE Nov 03, 201 ST. CLOUD STATE O hio State Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 12 Shots per game: 34.50;Goals per game: 2.92 Assists per game: 4.92;Points per game:

13 Ohio State Opponent Game-by-Game (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games Opponent Statistics Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% +/-Pen-Min PP SH EN GW GT Hat UA Blk Sep 28, 201 at Quinnipiac Sep 29, 201 at Quinnipiac Oct 05, 201 COLGATE Oct 06, 201 COLGATE Oct 12, 201 MINNESOTA STATE Oct 13, 201 MINNESOTA STATE Oct 19, 201 at Minnesota Oct 20, 201 at Minnesota Oct 26, 201 at St. Lawrence Oct 27, 201 at St. Lawrence Nov 02, 201 ST. CLOUD STATE Nov 03, 201 ST. CLOUD STATE Opponent totals O hio State OPPONENT PER-GAME Games played: 12 Shots per game: 30.17;Goals per game: 2.17 Assists per game: 3.00;Points per game:

14 Ohio State High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games Ohio State - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 17 at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) GOALS 6 at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) ASSISTS 11 at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) SHOTS ON GOAL 46 vs Minnesota State (Oct 12, 2018) SAVES 44 at Minnesota (Oct 19, 2018) PENALTIES 7 at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) PENALTY MINUTES 14 at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 11 vs COLGATE (Oct 06, 2018) GOALS 5 vs COLGATE (Oct 06, 2018) ASSISTS 6 at St. Lawrence (Oct 26, 2018) 6 vs COLGATE (Oct 06, 2018) SHOTS ON GOAL 47 at Minnesota (Oct 19, 2018) SAVES 42 vs St. Cloud State (Nov 02, 2018) 42 vs Minnesota State (Oct 13, 2018) 42 vs Minnesota State (Oct 12, 2018) PENALTIES 5 vs Minnesota State (Oct 13, 2018) PENALTY MINUTES 10 vs Minnesota State (Oct 13, 2018) Ohio State High/Low Analysis (as of Nov 04, 2018) All games Ohio State - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 4 Dahlquist, Charly at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) GOALS 2 Field, Madison vs St. Cloud State (Nov 02, 2018) 2 Dahlquist, Charly at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) 2 Skaggs, Tatum at Quinnipiac (Sep 29, 2018) ASSISTS 2 Dunne, Jincy vs St. Cloud State (Nov 03, 2018) 2 Maltais, Emma vs St. Cloud State (Nov 03, 2018) 2 Dunne, Jincy at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) 2 Maltais, Emma at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) 2 Jaques, Sophie at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) 2 Dahlquist, Charly at St. Lawrence (Oct 27, 2018) 2 Dunne, Jincy at Minnesota (Oct 20, 2018) 2 Soares, Olivia vs Minnesota State (Oct 12, 2018) 2 Maltais, Emma vs COLGATE (Oct 05, 2018) 2 Dahlquist, Charly vs COLGATE (Oct 05, 2018) 2 Maltais, Emma at Quinnipiac (Sep 29, 2018) SHOTS 8 Field, Madison vs St. Cloud State (Nov 02, 2018) 8 Maltais, Emma at Minnesota (Oct 20, 2018) SAVES 44 Braendli, Andrea at Minnesota (Oct 19, 2018) PENALTIES 3 Field, Madison at St. Lawrence (Oct 26, 2018) PENALTY MINUTES 6 Field, Madison at St. Lawrence (Oct 26, 2018) 14

15 #7 Ohio State vs Quinnipiac (Sep 28, 2018 at Hamden, Conn.) Ohio State (1-0-0) vs. Quinnipiac (0-1-0) Date: Sep 28, 2018 Location: Hamden, Conn. Arena: Frank Perrotti Arena Attendance: 505 Start time: 6:00 PM End time: 8:13 PM Total time: 2: nd 03:03 OSU EV Maltais, Emma/1 Dunne, Jincy/1 17,11,33,18,5 21,7,24,8, rd 00:32 QUI- EV Taylor House/1 Sarah Coutu-Godb/1 5,17,7,11,33 10,8,24,19,3 Lexie Adzija 3. 3rd 10:22 OSU EV Schepers, Liz/1 Rosenthal, Gabby 18,33,25,15,12 21,16,14,6,7 4. 3rd 15:15 OSU EV Field, Madison/1 Maltais, Emma/1 12,17,15,18,6 11,24,10,7,21 Jaques, Sophie 5. 3rd 18:34 QUI- EX Randi Marcon/1 Sarah Coutu-Godb 25,22,12,21,15 24,8,13,5,10,29 Lexie Adzija 2 Riemenschneider Reeves, Jacyn Dahlquist, Charl Boyle, Lauren Savander, Eve Bizal, Madison Langermeier, Eri Skaggs, Tatum Field, Madison Bouley, Samanth Rosenthal, Gabb Freiburger, Rebe Maltais, Emma Jaques, Sophie Soares, Olivia Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Saekkinen, Sara Wallace, Lynsey Dunne, Jincy Braendli, Andrea dnp Totals Zeglen, Amanda W 60: st Lexie Adzija Qui-w 2.Hooking 08:09 PP 1st Maltais, Emma OSU 2.Slashing 10:52 PP 1st Anna Kilponen Qui-w 2.Interference 14:38 PP 2nd Taylor House Qui-w 2.Tripping 00:59 PP Win-Zeglen, Amanda. Loss-Abbie Ives. # Quinnipiac G A Pi Sh +/- Bl 3 Zoe Boyd Kate MacKenzie Anna Kilponen Renee Saltness Kati Tabin Lexie Adzija Taylor House Melissa Samoske Olivia Konigson Kenzie Lancaster Grace Markey Allison Roethke Laura Lundblad Courtney Vorste Kenzie Prater Sarah Coutu-Go Katie Huntington Brooke Bonsteel Randi Marcon T TEAM Allison Small dnp 37 Logan Angers dnp Totals OSU QUI OSU QUI Prd OSU QUI-W 1st 0-2 (2) 0-1 (1) 2nd 0-1 (1) 0-2 (8) 3rd 0-0 (0) 0-1 (0) Total 0-3 (3) 0-4 (9) Prd OSU QUI-W 1st nd rd Total None 2. None 3. None Referee:Katie Guay Referee:Michael Dipasquale Linesman:Patrick Woodward Linesman:Jay Noury Scorer:Quinnipiac SID ## Quinnipiac Dec Min GA Saves 35 Abbie Ives L 58: EMPTY NET 1: nd Dunne, OSU 2.Hooking 07:00 Jincy PP 2nd Dahlquist, Charly OSU 2.Interference 12:21 PP 2nd Saekkinen, Sara OSU 2.Checking 17:10 PP 3rd Dahlquist, Charly OSU 2.Slashing 19:57 PP #7 Ohio State vs Quinnipiac (Sep 29, 2018 at Hamden, Conn.) Ohio State (2-0-0) vs. Quinnipiac (0-2-0) Date: Sep 29, 2018 Location: Hamden, Conn. Arena: Frank Perrotti Arena Attendance: 714 Start time: 2:00 PM End time: 4:17 PM Total time: 2: nd 05:03 OSU EV Soares, Olivia/1 Levis, Paetyn/1 19,27,14,22,11 8,10,12,5 Bruno, Lisa/1 2. 2nd 10:45 QUI- EV Melissa Samoskevich/1-5,7,11,33,17 13,3,4,5, nd 15:07 OSU EV Skaggs, Tatum/1 Maltais, Emma/2 5,6,17,11,27 19,3,28,29,18 Savander, Eve/1 4. 3rd 04:07 OSU PP Skaggs, Tatum/2 Dahlquist, Charl/1 11,5,17,33,18 12,5,10,8 Maltais, Emma/3 5. 3rd 09:16 QUI- EV Melissa Samoskevich/2 Kenzie Prater/1 7,19,14,27,9 11,21,13,4,7 Kenzie Lancaster/1 2 Riemenschneider Reeves, Jacyn Dahlquist, Charl Boyle, Lauren Savander, Eve Bizal, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Field, Madison Bouley, Samanth Rosenthal, Gabb Freiburger, Rebe Maltais, Emma Jaques, Sophie Soares, Olivia Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Saekkinen, Sara Levis, Paetyn Dunne, Jincy T TEAM Braendli, Andrea dnp Totals Zeglen, Amanda W 60: st Dahlquist, OSU 2.Tripping 03:11 Charly PP 1st Savander, Eve OSU 2.Checking 04:34 PP 1st Olivia Konigson Qui-w 2.Interference 09:48 PP 1st Taylor House Qui-w 2.Tripping 13:50 PP 2nd Skaggs, Tatum OSU 2.Checking 19:56 PP Win-Zeglen, Amanda. Loss-Allison Small. # Quinnipiac G A Pi Sh +/- Bl 3 Zoe Boyd Kate MacKenzie Anna Kilponen Renee Saltness Kati Tabin Lexie Adzija Taylor House Melissa Samoske Olivia Konigson Kenzie Lancaster Grace Markey Allison Roethke Laura Lundblad Courtney Vorste Kenzie Prater Sarah Coutu-Go Katie Huntington Brooke Bonsteel Randi Marcon T TEAM Abbie Ives dnp 37 Logan Angers dnp Totals OSU QUI OSU QUI Prd OSU QUI-W 1st 0-2 (0) 0-1 (5) 2nd 0-0 (0) 0-0 (0) 3rd 1-2 (1) 0-3 (2) Total 1-4 (1) 0-4 (7) Prd OSU QUI-W 1st nd rd Total None 2. None 3. None Referee:Terrell Rose Referee:Peirce Marston Linesman:Matthew Dumpert Linesman:Randy Lebron Scorer:Quinnipiac SID ## Quinnipiac Dec Min GA Saves 31 Allison Small L 58: EMPTY NET 1: rd Kenzie Lancaster Qui-w 2.High Sticking 03:46 PP 3rd Taylor House Qui-w 2.Interference 04:39 PP 3rd Field, Madison OSU 2.Checking 05:20 PP 3rd Dahlquist, Charly OSU 2.Tripping 16:02 PP Referee's signature #8 COLGATE vs #5 Ohio State (Oct 05, 2018 at Columbus, Ohio) COLGATE (1-2-0) vs. Ohio State (3-0-0) Date: Oct 05, 2018 Location: Columbus, Ohio Arena: OSU Ice Rink Attendance: 502 Start time: 6:07 End time: 8:27 Total time: 2: st 12:04 COLG EV Labbe, Shae/1 Larson, Bailey/2 91,12,61,28,55 5,17,11,9,18 Larose, Coralie/1 2. 1st 13:21 OSU EV Skaggs, Tatum Maltais, Emma 28,55,61,12,91 11,17,5,18,9 Dahlquist, Charly 3. 1st 15:24 COLG EV Larson, Bailey/2 Larose, Coralie/2 61,91,12,28,55 25,21,12,6, nd 02:05 OSU EV Freiburger, Rebecca Jaques, Sophie 12,61,91,55,28 16,18,15,4,9 5. 2nd 07:00 OSU EV Dahlquist, Charly Dunne, Jincy 9,21,18,55,28 5,33,17,9,16 Maltais, Emma 6. 2nd 12:17 COLG EV Eldridge, Jessie/2 Schneider, Malia 4,9,18,55 17,5,33, nd 14:01 OSU EV Boyle, Lauren Saekkinen, Sara 9,18,4,14,81 6,25,5,16,9 Dahlquist, Charly # COLGATE G A Pi Sh +/- Bl 3 Zafuto, Olivia Gates, Tanner Leone, Jackie Williamson, Ken Eldridge, Jessie Labbe, Shae MacKay, Eleri Wood, Shelby Schneider, Malia Ormel, Shannon Neubauerova, N Jacques, Chelsea Bennett, Bailey Altmann, Livia MacKay, Delani Ross, Caroline Larson, Bailey Demers, Rosalie Larose, Coralie Dobchuk, Alexa dnp 31 Auby, Liz dnp Totals ## COLGATE Dec Min GA Saves 33 Vandyk, Julia L 57: EMPTY NET 2: st Boyle, Lauren OSU 2.Interference 06:39 PP 2nd Wood, Shelby Colgat 2.Checking 08:05 PP 2nd Zafuto, Olivia Colgat 2.Slashing The 10:23 PP Goalie 2nd Saekkinen, Sara OSU 2.Interference 11:48 2 Riemenschneider Reeves, Jacyn Dahlquist, Charl Boyle, Lauren Savander, Eve Bizal, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Field, Madison Bouley, Samanth Rosenthal, Gabb Freiburger, Rebe Maltais, Emma Jaques, Sophie Soares, Olivia Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Saekkinen, Sara Levis, Paetyn Dunne, Jincy Braendli, Andrea dnp Totals COLG OSU COLG OSU Prd COLGATE OSU 1st 0-1 (2) 0-0 (0) 2nd 0-1 (1) 0-3 (8) 3rd 0-2 (5) 0-1 (0) Total 0-4 (8) 0-4 (8) Prd COLGATE OSU 1st nd rd Total None 2. None 3. None Referee:Mike Kaehler Referee:Kevin Capocasa Linesman:Tyler Iffland Linesman:Chris Binkley 31 Zeglen, Amanda W 60: Win-Zeglen, Amanda (3-0-0). Loss-Vandyk, Julia (1-2-0). 2nd Schneider, Malia Colgat 2.Hooking 16:46 PP 2nd Ross, Caroline Colgat 2.Roughing 18:15 3rd Reeves, Jacyn OSU 2.Cross-Checking 13:01 PP 3rd Dahlquist, Charly OSU 2.High Sticking 17:17 PP Referee's signature #8 Colgate vs #5 Ohio State (Oct 06, 2018 at Columbus, Ohio) Colgate (2-2-0) vs. Ohio State (3-1-0) Date: Oct 06, 2018 Location: Columbus, Ohio Arena: OSU Ice Rink Attendance: 473 Start time: 3:07 End time: 5:21 pm Total time: 2: st 07:33 OSU EV Schepers, Liz/2 Field, Madison/1 14,44,55,4,81 21,12,33,15,9 Dunne, Jincy/3 2. 1st 10:09 OSU EV Skaggs, Tatum/4 Maltais, Emma/6 12,9,21,18,17 11,17,22,5, nd 00:36 COLG EV Neubauerova, Nemo/2 Zafuto, Olivia 17,3,18,9,21 12,15,21,2,6 4. 2nd 05:10 COLG PP MacKay, Delani/1 Schneider, Malia/2 18,9,81,44,4 6,33,16,4 Eldridge, Jessie 5. 2nd 14:59 COLG EV Labbe, Shae/3 Larson, Bailey/2 12,91,4,61,22 27,4,33,16,9 6. 3rd 17:50 COLG EV Larose, Coralie/1 Larson, Bailey/2 91,61,17,3,12 12,33,6,21,5 Wood, Shelby/1 7. 3rd 18:51 COLG EN Labbe, Shae/4-12,28,91,9,55 21,33,11,18,17,12 # Colgate G A Pi Sh +/- Bl 3 Zafuto, Olivia Gates, Tanner Leone, Jackie Williamson, Ken Eldridge, Jessie Labbe, Shae MacKay, Eleri Wood, Shelby Schneider, Malia Ormel, Shannon Neubauerova, N Jacques, Chelsea Mailhot, Charlie Altmann, Livia MacKay, Delani Ross, Caroline Larson, Bailey Demers, Rosalie Larose, Coralie Dobchuk, Alexa dnp 33 Vandyk, Julia dnp Totals ## Colgate Dec Min GA Saves 31 Auby, Liz W 60: st MacKay, Colgat 2.Hooking 03:40 Delani PP 1st Bouley, Samantha OSU 2.Interference 14:54 PP 2nd Soares, Olivia OSU 2.Tripping 04:58 PP 2nd Jaques, Sophie OSU 2.Hooking 11:04 PP Win-Auby, Liz (1-0-0). Loss-Braendli, Andrea (0-1-0). OSU timeout, 17:50/3rd 2 Riemenschneider Reeves, Jacyn Dahlquist, Charl Boyle, Lauren Bizal, Madison Skaggs, Tatum Field, Madison Bouley, Samanth Rosenthal, Gabb Freiburger, Rebe Maltais, Emma Jaques, Sophie Soares, Olivia Schepers, Liz Bruno, Lisa Levis, Paetyn Dunne, Jincy Zeglen, Amanda dnp Totals COLG OSU COLG OSU Prd COLGATE OSU 1st 0-1 (1) 0-1 (2) 2nd 1-2 (1) 0-0 (0) 3rd 0-1 (4) 0-2 (5) Total 1-4 (6) 0-3 (7) Prd COLGATE OSU 1st nd rd Total None 2. None 3. None Referee:Mike Kaehler Referee:Kevin Capocasa Linesman:Tyler Iffland Linesman:Chris Binkley 20 Braendli, Andrea L 59: EMPTY NET 0: rd Larson, Bailey Colgat 2.Hooking 00:59 PP 3rd MacKay, Eleri Colgat 2.Hooking 07:07 PP 3rd Jaques, Sophie OSU 2.Holding 10:28 PP Referee's signature 15