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No. 1 Ohio State women's hockey will compete for its third NCAA title in five years, taking on WCHA rival Wisconsin in the national championship game March 22.
The Buckeyes breezed past Northeastern in a Frozen Four semifinal game with a 5-0 win. U.S. gold medalist and Ohio State captain Joy Dunne opened the scoring just over ten minutes into the second period. Three more goals followed Dunne's in the same period, with scores from WHCA Rookie of the Year Hilda Svensson, junior Kaia Malachino and captain Emma Peschel.
Senior defender Sara Swiderski scored early in the third period to cap off the frenzy. Senior goaltender Haley Macleod saved 15 shots through 60 minutes for her fifth shutout of the year.
The Buckeyes were 1-3 against the WCHA regular-season champion Badgers before winning the WCHA Final Faceoff on March 7, earning them the No. 1 seed in the tournament.
Wisconsin won a 4-3 overtime thriller against tournament host Penn State in the other Frozen Four semifinal.
Ohio State coach Nadine Muzerall is looking for the third national championship of her tenure. This is the Buckeyes' seventh trip to the Frozen Four during her time at the helm, and she signed a new five-year contract on March 19.
The Buckeyes take on the Badgers in the national championship game at 4 p.m. March 22.
Date: March 22
Time: 4 p.m.
TV: ESPNU
Streaming: ESPN App, Fubo
You can watch the national championship game on ESPNU with a TV provider. Streaming the game is available on the ESPN app with a subscription, or on Fubo, which has a free trial available.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Ohio State women's hockey vs Wisconsin national championship, how to watch
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The Buckeyes breezed past Northeastern in a Frozen Four semifinal game with a 5-0 win. U.S. gold medalist and Ohio State captain Joy Dunne opened the scoring just over ten minutes into the second period. Three more goals followed Dunne's in the same period, with scores from WHCA Rookie of the Year Hilda Svensson, junior Kaia Malachino and captain Emma Peschel.
Senior defender Sara Swiderski scored early in the third period to cap off the frenzy. Senior goaltender Haley Macleod saved 15 shots through 60 minutes for her fifth shutout of the year.
The Buckeyes were 1-3 against the WCHA regular-season champion Badgers before winning the WCHA Final Faceoff on March 7, earning them the No. 1 seed in the tournament.
Wisconsin won a 4-3 overtime thriller against tournament host Penn State in the other Frozen Four semifinal.
Ohio State coach Nadine Muzerall is looking for the third national championship of her tenure. This is the Buckeyes' seventh trip to the Frozen Four during her time at the helm, and she signed a new five-year contract on March 19.
When does Ohio State women's Hockey play in the national championship?
The Buckeyes take on the Badgers in the national championship game at 4 p.m. March 22.
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How to watch Ohio State vs. Northeastern in Frozen Four
Date: March 22
Time: 4 p.m.
TV: ESPNU
Streaming: ESPN App, Fubo
You can watch the national championship game on ESPNU with a TV provider. Streaming the game is available on the ESPN app with a subscription, or on Fubo, which has a free trial available.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Ohio State women's hockey vs Wisconsin national championship, how to watch
Continue reading...
