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Motion WThree goals in the second period gave the Wisconsin men’s hockey team a two-goal lead, but Denver fired right back with two scores of its own to salvage a 3-3 tie with the Badgers.

Matthew Freytag, Jedd Soleway and Luke Kunin scored the three Badger goals while Freshman goaltender matt Jurusik had 21 saves as the Badgers moved to 3-4-4 on the season.

The two teams wrap up their two-game series tonight.

Women extend win streak to 13

The top-ranked Wisconsin women’s hockey team opened a six-game homestand with a 5-1 win over Lindenwood at LaBahn Arena on Friday afternoon.

Emily Clark scored a pair of goals to lead the Badgers to their 13th straight win.

An assist extends sophomore Annie Pankowski’s scoring streak to 16 straight games.

The two teams wrap up their weekend series tomorrow (Sunday) at LaBahn Arena (2 p.m.).

 

Hockey Badgers upset #1 North Dakota

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Matt Jurusik

Matt Jurusik

The Wisconsin Badger men’s hockey team was convinced they could hang with #1 North Dakota going into Friday nights series opener.  The Badgers did more than hang, they upset college hockey’s top ranked team, 3-1 at Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks.

It was the home opener for North Dakota and the home team opened the scoring on a Luke Johnson goal 7:31 into the game.

That goal would be the only one allowed by Wisconsin’s freshman goaltender matt Jurusik, who earned his third straight victory.  He finished with 29 saves.

Corbin McGuire tied the game in the first period for the Badgers, scoring with 9:27 left in the first period.  The Badgers also got goals from Luke Kunin and Jedd Soleway.

The two teams wrap up the series in Grand Forks tonight.

Badgers end season at Big Ten hockey tournament

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Jedd Soleway

Jedd Soleway

The worst season in Wisconsin hockey history is finally over.  The Badgers fell to the Michigan Wolverines 5-1 in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament at Joe Louis Arena on Thursday night.

The Badgers (4-26-5, 2-16-3-2) fell to 0-5 against Michigan this season.  Wisconsin’s only goal game at 9:14 of the third period from Jedd Soleway.

The Badgers ended the season with their fewest wins (four), most losses (26) and most shutout defeats (8) in program history.

Wisconsin finished 0-for-6 on the power play, while the Wolverines converted once in three tries.

Michigan moves on to face Michigan State in a Big Ten Tournament semifinal Friday night at 7 p.m.

 

Hockey Badgers blow lead, fall to Michigan

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Kohl Center Ice 2The Wisconsin Badger men’s hockey team had scored just two first-period goals through its first 18 games.  Last night, the Badgers scored three times in the first period, marking the first three-goal period for the team since the third period on Jan. 10, 2014 against Michigan.

The Badgers took a 3-1 lead into the second period against the Michigan Wolverines.  Bucky went up 4-1 after a Jedd Soleway power play goal at 2:21 of the second period, giving the Badgers their first three goal lead of the season.

The good news stops there.  Michigan, which entered the game as the highest scoring team in the nation, would follow with two goals in the second and four more in the third period, to come from behind to beat the Badgers 7-4 at the Kohl Center in the series opener on Friday night. [Read more…]

Hockey Badgers forge a tie at Minnesota

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Joel Rumpell

Joel Rumpell

The Wisconsin men’s hockey team got a pair of late third period goals and skated to a 2-2 tie with the 16th ranked Minnesota Gophers at Mariucci Arena in Minneapolis.  The Badgers then earned the extra point in the conference standings by winning the shootout 2-1.

The Gophers (10-7-2, 1-2-2-0) started the first period with a 18-0 shot advantage and Badger goaltender Joel Rumpel kept Wisconsin in the game by making 19 saves on 20 first period shots.

The Badgers played better in the second period, then found a way to score twice in the third on goals by Grant Besse and Jedd Soleway.

Rumpel wound up making 47 saves for the game for the Badgers.

The final game of the 2-game series is set for 5pm today on Fox Sports Wisconsin.

Badgers let 2-goal lead slip away

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Jedd Soleway

Jedd Soleway

The Wisconsin Badger men’s hockey team’s attempt at a second straight victory fell short last night as 2nd-ranked Boston University scored twice in the final two minutes to salvage a 3-3 tie in overtime.

Ahti Oksanen scored a pair of goals in the final two minutes for the Terriers (11-3-4) with BU’s goal empty.  The game tying goal came with 2.2 seconds left in regulation to force the overtime.

Boston University outshot the Badgers 6-0 in overtime.

The Badgers (2-11-2) took the lead with 3:45 left in the second period on a Jedd Soleway goal.  The Badgers went up 3-1 when Terriers goalie Matt O’Connor’s pass went off his own man and into the net with 2:41 to play.

The two teams close out the two-game series at the Kohl Center tonight.

 

Hockey Badgers remain winless on the season

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Chase Drake

Chase Drake

The Wisconsin Badger men’s hockey team put up a good battle but fell to 2nd-ranked North Dakota 4-3 in their home opener at the Kohl Center last night.

With three weeks of practice since their last game, the Badgers grabbed their first lead of the season with a Chase Drake (Mosinee, WI) power-play tally 3:36 into the second period.

The Badgers also got a Jedd Soleway goal and despite trailing in shots (29-17), took a 2-1 lead into the third period.

UND would score the first three goals of the third period to take a 4-2 lead.  But the Badgers made it interesting as Drake scored his second goal of the game in the final minute.  Wisconsin then pressured the net in the final 18.1 seconds but North Dakota held on to earn its sixth win of the season.

Joel Rumpel made 39 saves but took the loss in goal.  He and the Badgers fell to 0 and 5 to start the season, their worst five game start since the 1932-33 season.

The two teams wrap up the 2-game series at the Kohl Center (7pm) tonight.

Two Badgers taken in NHL Draft

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For the 16th straight year, at least one Wisconsin men’s hockey player heard his name called at the NHL draft as incoming freshmen Grant Besse and Jedd Soleway were both chosen on Sunday at the 2013 NHL Draft in New Jersey.

Besse, a Plymouth, Minnesota native went in the fifth round to the Anaheim Ducks at 147th overall, while Soleway, from Bernon, British Columbia, was drafted by the Phoenix Coyotes in the seventh round at 193rd overall.

The reigning Minnesota Mr. Hockey, Besse earned fame in 2012 when he scored all five of his team’s goals in the state championship game to lead Benilde-St. Margaret’s High School to the state title.

The Badgers boast 149 all-time NHL draft choices and 76 alumni who have actually skated in the NHL.  The 2013-14 Badgers now boast nine NHL draft picks on the roster.