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Wisconsin Women's Hockey Wisconsin Combined Team Statistics (As of Feb 18, 2013) All Games WISCONSIN Contact: Ross LaDue WOMEN’S HOCKEY Office: 608-262-2255 / Cell: 608-279-8641 Feb. 20, 2013 E-mail: [email protected] NO. 6/8 WISCONSIN VS BEMIDJI STATE 2012-13 SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME 31: FRIDAY, FEB. 22, 2013 | 7 P.M. | BEMIDJI, MINN. | SANFORD CENTER Record: 19-9-2 Video: n/a | Audio: BeaverRadioNetwork.com WCHA: 15-9-2-2 Live Stats: BSUBeavers.com | Live Blog: UWBadgers.com GAME 32: SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 2013 | 4 P.M. | BEMIDJI, MINN. | SANFORD CENTER DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Video: n/a | Audio: BeaverRadioNetwork.com Sept. 28 at Minnesota State* T, 2-2 (3-2) Live Stats: BSUBeavers.com | Live Blog: UWBadgers.com Sept. 29 at Minnesota State* W, 3-2 Oct. 5 at Lindenwood W, 7-2 Wisconsin Badgers Bemidji State Oct. 6 at Lindenwood W, 9-1 Rankings (USCHO/USA Today) ..........................6/8 Rankings (USCHO/USA Today) .................... NR/NR Oct. 13 at Minnesota Duluth* L, 0-2 2012-13 Record (WCHA) ............19-9-2 (15-7-2-2) 2012-13 Record (WCHA) ............6-22-2 (5-20-1-0) Oct. 14 at Minnesota Duluth* L, 0-1 2011-12 Record (WCHA) ............35-5-2 (23-3-2-1) 2011-12 Record (WCHA) ........17-17-3 (11-15-2-0) Oct. 19 BEMIDJI STATE* L, 0-1 Head Coach .......................................Mark Johnson Head Coach .........................................Steve Sertich Oct. 21 BEMIDJI STATE* T, 3-3 (2-0) Record at UW ........ 299-55-28 (.819) (10th Season) Record at BSU ................. 70-149-29 (.341) (7th season) Oct. 26 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 2-1 Website ..........................................UWBadgers.com Website ......................................... BSUBeavers.com Oct. 28 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 5-0 Nov. 2 MINNESOTA STATE* W, 2-0 Key notes to consider Nov. 3 MINNESOTA STATE* W, 5-0 u The women’s hockey team finishes the regular season with a road trip to Bemidji Nov. 16 at No. 8/9 Ohio State* W, 4-2 State this weekend, Feb. 22-23. Friday’s game will be played at 7 p.m., while Saturday’s Nov. 17 at No. 8/9 Ohio State* L, 1-3 will begin at 4 p.m. Nov. 23 ST. CLOUD STATE* W, 6-0 Nov. 24 ST. CLOUD STATE* W, 6-3 u Brianna Decker leads the nation with 203 shots on goal and is eighth with 25 goals Dec. 1 at No. 1 Minnesota* L, 1-4 scored. Dec. 2 at No. 1 Minnesota* L, 0-2 u Decker is one point shy of tying Meghan Duggan for second-most career points at Dec. 8 No. 8 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 3-2 Wisconsin (238). Dec. 9 No. 8 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 3-1 u Coach Johnson needs one more win to record his 300th career win. Jan. 7 MINN. WHITECAPS (EXH.) W, 4-0 Jan. 11 No. 9 OHIO STATE* W, 4-1 u Since opening LaBahn Arena, the Badgers have posted a 12-3-1 (.781) record at Jan. 12 No. 9 OHIO STATE* W, 2-1 home. Jan. 18 at North Dakota* L, 3-0 Jan. 19 at North Dakota* W, 2-1 Postseason picture Jan. 25 No. 1 MINNESOTA* L, 2-0 u With the weekend sweep, the Badgers will host the first round of WCHA playoffs, Jan. 27 No. 1 MINNESOTA* L, 5-1 March 1-3. Wisconsin’s opponent for the best-of-three series will be determined following Feb. 8 at St. Cloud State* W, 6-0 the conclusion of this weekend’s games, but will be one of the three: Minnesota State, St. Feb. 9 at St. Cloud State* W, 5-1 Cloud State or Bemidji State. Feb. 16 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 3-1 Feb. 17 MINNESOTA DULUTH* W, 3-2 (OT) u Tickets for the first two games of the series will go on sale Tuesday. If a third game is Feb. 22 at Bemidji State* 7 p.m. needed, tickets will be made available following the second game of the series. Feb. 23 at Bemidji State* 4 p.m. u For Wisconsin to finish in second place in the WCHA, Minnesota Duluth needs to March 1-3 WCHA First-Round Playoffs TBA claim at least two points from its series with North Dakota this weekend. In addition, the March 8-9 WCHA Final Face-Off TBA Badgers need to finish its series with Bemidji State claiming at least two points more than March 15-17 NCAA Quarterfinals TBA what UND gets from its series from UMD. March 22-24 NCAA Frozen Four TBA u The weekend sweep of UMD also moved Wisconsin up to eighth in the PairWise, the closest attempt to mimic the method used to determine participants for the NCAA All times Central. Home games in BOLD CAPS played at LaBahn Arena. tournament. * Denotes Western Collegiate Hockey Association game # WCHA First Round Playoffs Last time out % WCHA Final Face-Off (Minneapolis, Minn.) u The Badgers secured at least a third-place finish in the WCHA after sweeping ^ NCAA Quarterfinal Minnesota Duluth last weekend, Feb. 16-17. Wisconsin scored three power-play goals, $ NCAA Frozen Four (Minneapolis, Minn.) with Madison Packer scoring two and assisting on one, to down the Bulldogs 3-1. In the second outing, the Badgers came back from a 2-1 deficit in the third period, with Brianna Decker scoring the game-winner in overtime. Athletic Communications Office • University of Wisconsin • Kellner Hall • 1440 Monroe Street • Madison, WI 53711 u In a game riddled with penalties, the Badgers went 3-for-9 on the power play, scoring 2012-13 WCHA STANDINGS one power-play goal in each period of the first game against UMD. Alev Kelter scored the WCHA Overall first goal and Madison Packer tallied the final two. Minnesota Duluth scored in the final Team Pts W-L-T-SW GP GF-GA W-L-T GF-GA minutes of regulation, but it was too-little too-late as the Badgers held on for the 3-1 win. 1 Minnesota 78 26-0-0-0 26 136-27 32-0-0 179-29 2 North Dakota 51 17-9-0-0 26 90-61 22-10-0 120-77 u The second game of the series served as senior day for the Badgers, and Brianna 3 Wisconsin 49 15-9-2-2 26 65-45 19-9-2 88-49 Decker made sure her last regular-season home game was one to remember. Decker 4 Minn. Duluth 40 13-12-1-0 26 69-65 14-13-3 76-72 opened the scoring in the second period, but the Bulldogs responded with two goals giving 5 Ohio State 37 11-13-2-2 26 68-76 16-14-2 93-85 them their first lead of the weekend. Blayre Turnbull then scored off a turnover in front of 6 Minn. State 23 6-16-4-1 26 42-88 10-18-4 63-101 the UMD net with less than six minutes left in regulation to force overtime. Decker then 7 St. Cloud State 18 5-19-2-1 26 37-88 9-20-3 56-99 secured the sweep scoring an unassisted goal off of an offensive-zone face off. 8 Bemidji State 16 5-18-1-0 26 39-96 6-22-2 48-109 Wisconsin vs Bemidji State u Wisconsin owns a 49-4-3 overall record against Bemidj State. The Beavers have been USCHO.COM DIV. I WOMEN’S POLL the Badgers’ opponents in the three of the most historic regular-season games for UW: Feb. 18, 2013 The Camp Randall Hockey Classic (Feb. 6, 2010), Fill The Bowl (Jan. 28, 2012) and the Rk Team (1st place) Record Pts Last Rank first game in LaBahn Arena (Oct. 19, 2012). 1 Minnesota (15) 32-0-0 150 1 2 Boston College 23-5-2 127 2 u Earlier this season, the Badgers hosted Bemidji State during the opening weekend of 3 Cornell 21-5-1 116 4 LaBahn Arena. BSU spoiled the occasion as the Badgers struggled to get it’s offense going 4 Boston University 20-5-3 95 3 and suffered a 1-0 defeat, Oct. 19. Wisconsin rebounded in the next game, Oct. 21, to take 5 Harvard 19-4-2 92 5 a 3-2 lead in the third period, but Bemidji State scored with an extra attacker to force an 6 Wisconsin 19-9-2 66 7 eventual 3-3 tie. Wisconsin scored with it’s first two shooters to win the shootout in two 7 Clarkson 24-8-0 57 6 rounds. 8 North Dakota 22-10-0 54 8 9 Mercyhurst 24-6-1 39 9 u Bemidji State enters the weekend after falling to No. 1 Minnesota 8-0 on Feb. 15 10 Northeastern 18-10-2 28 10 and 3-2 in overtime on Feb. 16. The Beavers were the first team to take the top-ranked Also receiving votes: Minnesota Duluth 1. Gophers into overtime this season, and ended their streak of multi-goal wins at 35 games. USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY POLL Johnson’s milestones Feb. 19, 2013 u Coach Johnson recorded his 200th WCHA victory on Feb. 9, as the Badgers downed Rk Team (1st place) Pts Last Rank Record St. Cloud State, 5-1. He is also one win shy of recording his 300th overall win. 1 Minnesota (19) 190 1 32-0-0 2 Boston College 168 2 23-5-2 Don’t look back 3 Cornell 146 4 21-5-1 u Wisconsin has scored the first goal of a game 16 times this season and has gone 4 Boston University 119 3 20-4-3 undefeated (16-0-0) in those games when taking the lead first.
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