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Hockey Badgers win home finale

March 6, 2016 By Bill Scott

Matt Jurusik

Matt Jurusik

The Wisconsin men’s hockey team honored its senior class on Saturday night by knocking off 14th-ranked Penn State 4-3 at the Kohl Center.

Penn State scored first, less than five minutes into the first period, but the Badgers (7-17-8, 2-12-4-2 Big Ten) scored four consecutive goals and got 46 saves from goaltender Matt Jurusik to topple the 14th-ranked Nittany Lions, 4-3.

Jurusik made 19 saves in the final period to hold off a Penn State rally. The Nittany Lions drew within two with 10:46 left when David Goodwin’s one-timer beat Jurusik on a Nittany Lion power play.

Nine minutes later with 1:46 left in the game, PSU trimmed the lead to just one when Andrew Sturts poked home his own rebound on a short-handed rush.

Wisconsin defenseman Kevin Schulze was then called for hooking and the Badgers weathered the storm and held on for the win.

The Badgers got goals from Jedd Soleway, Jason Ford, Matthew Freytag and Corbin McGuire.

Wisconsin closes out the regular season this weekend with a trip to Minnesota and a Friday-Saturday series with the Gophers.

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