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UMD HockeyFriday, November 13

The short-handed No. 11 UMD women's hockey team plays top-ranked Ohio State in Columbus this weekend

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If you're a UMD women's hockey fan, tonight's puck drop is the one to watch. The Bulldogs face No. 1 Ohio State without four key players, who are at the IIHF World Championship. Ohio State has beaten UMD six games in a row.

  • Friday: puck drop at 5 p.m. Central in Columbus
  • Saturday: second game of the series
  • UMD's goal: first Columbus win since September 2024
  • Kraemer and Gascon: expected back next weekend vs. Minnesota State

UMD faces a long streak with a thin roster

6
straight wins for Ohio State against UMD
4
key Bulldogs away at the IIHF World Championship
5
games in Rae Mayer's point streak

Sources: Fox21Online, Northern News Now

The absences have given the freshmen room to play. Defenseman Renee Lapointe scored her first two collegiate goals against second-ranked Minnesota, and sophomore Rae Mayer says, "We may be short on numbers, but we have so much passion and so much heart."

UMD opens a two-game series in Columbus on Friday

  1. Sept. 2024Last time UMD won in Columbus.
  2. Nov. 13UMD plays Ohio State at 5 p.m. Central.
  3. Nov. 14UMD and Ohio State play the second game of the series.

Sources: Fox21Online, Northern News Now

Sources: Fox21Online, Northern News Now

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