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Ohio State women's hockey claim national championship

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The Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the Wisconsin Badgers 1-0 to win the program's second NCAA championship on Sunday. Joy Dunne, the national rookie of the year, scored the first and only goal of a tense, evenly-matched championship game. The game was attended by 4,378 people at the Whittemore Center Arena.

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Ohio State women edge Wisconsin 1-0 to claim Frozen Four championship

Joy Dunne scored the only goal of the match with 7:12 remaining to spark top-seeded Ohio State to a 1-0 victory over defending-champion and second-seeded Wisconsin in the final of

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Ohio State women edge Wisconsin 1-0 to claim Frozen Four championship

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Ohio State women edge Wisconsin 1-0 to claim Frozen Four championship

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Star Tribune

Ohio State women edge Wisconsin 1-0 to claim Frozen Four championship

Joy Dunne scored the only goal of the match with 7:12 remaining to spark top-seeded Ohio State to a 1-0 victory over defending-champion and second-seeded Wisconsin in the final of the women's Frozen Four at the Whittemore Center Arena on Sunday.

1 month ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Boston Herald

Girls hockey all-star game: North wins raucous victory

WORCESTER — The latest installment of the Massachusetts High School Hockey Coaches Association girls’ All-Star game has to be considered a rousing success. Waltham senior Angalisa Caceda, Catie Kampersal of Peabody/Lynnfield/North Reading and Newburyport standout Abby Stauss sniped a trio of consecutive goals in the final period, rallying Team North to a wild 4-3 victory over Team South at the 2024 MSHCA Girls All-Star Game at the Fidelity Bank …

1 month ago·Boston, United States

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