Wisconsin women's hockey defeats Boston University, faces Ohio State next
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Last updated Oct 3, 2026
Wisconsin women's hockey concluded its pre-conference schedule with a 4-1 victory over Boston University on October 2. After a close game, the Badgers rallied to secure a win, overcoming a first-period deficit. Wisconsin will now prepare for a road series against Ohio State on October 9-10, but they will be without key players who are attending national team camp. Coach Mark Johnson acknowledged the challenges of an early season while maintaining a positive outlook.
- •Wisconsin scored four unanswered goals after trailing 1-0.
- •Cassie Hall scored two goals in the victory over Boston University.
- •Wisconsin will miss defenders Ava Murphy and Emma Venusio, and forward Rosalie Tremblay due to national team commitments.
- •Ohio State has won its first two games of the season against Penn State and St. Thomas.
- •Wisconsin and Ohio State have played each other in the last four NCAA title games.
- 2:39 AMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin women's hockey survives challenge with huge test at Ohio State next
"The top-ranked Badgers got more of a test than they probably wanted, but they responded. Now they face rival Ohio State short-handed.
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