Nadine Muzerall builds Ohio State women's hockey into national contender
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 4:01 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Nadine Muzerall has transformed Ohio State women’s hockey into a powerhouse, leading the team to the Frozen Four in each of the last six seasons. Under her guidance, the program achieved its first NCAA title in 2022, following a standout 32-win season. Muzerall's influence is evident as 11 former players participated in the recent Winter Olympics, with eight securing medals. The Buckeyes continue to be strong competitors, frequently meeting Wisconsin in high-stakes championship matches, showcasing the closeness of their rivalry. As the program prepares for the next season, expectations remain high for continued success.
- •Muzerall leads Ohio State women’s hockey to the Frozen Four for the sixth straight season.
- •The Buckeyes won their first NCAA title in 2022 after a 32-win campaign.
- •Eleven players under Muzerall participated in the Winter Olympics.
- •Ohio State frequently faces Wisconsin in championship matches since 2020.
- 4:01 PMYahoo Sports — Make the Case: Nadine Muzerall is the best Ohio State coach so far this century
"Muzerall has led Ohio State women’s hockey to the Frozen Four each of the last six seasons.
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