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2017-2018 D1 Women's Hockey Scores

TonyTheTiger20 said:
Now seems as good a time as any to inform you all that I'll be doing color commentary for both semifinal games of the Women's Beanpot on ESPN3 this Tuesday and I'm wicked excited about it.
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Too bad we don’t get ESPN3 up here in the great white north. Congrats.
 
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TonyTheTiger20 said:
I'll need to short-circuit my biases the best I can before the game
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I remember back in 2006 I was watching the men's semi-final on ESPN, and Gary Thorne was doing the play-by-play, Wisconsin vs Maine. Later on in the game, into the third period, Thorne was doing an interview with Mark Johnson, because a couple weeks before the UW women had won their first championship. And during that interview Johnson made some sort of reference to Thorne having graduated from Maine. Up until that point, I had not had the *slightest* inclining that the guy doing the play-by-play had attended one of the schools playing. Not a hint.

Aim for that. I don't know how; I would be a miserable failure at it. But aim for that. Good luck.
 
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robertearle said:
Not only did Mankato beat Bemidji, but they outshot Bemidji 41-to-24 (according to WCHA stat box/window thing.)
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3-1 final with an empty netter for the Mavericks.

Listening to the Beaver Radio Network's web cast, that sounds about right.
 
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Clarkson 1 Brown 0 End of 1

Brenneman in the nets for Clarkson.

Other than one power play for Brown and when the puck was iced, the entire first period was played in the Brown defensive zone.

Biggest news from this game is the ECAC leading scorer Lauren Gabel injured her right leg in a collision with a Brown player 3 1/2 min into the period. She had to be helped off the ice putting no pressure on her right leg. Has not returned. :(
 
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As for the video, much better than the past 2 weeks however, the quality of the video is still not that Crisp, Clear HD TV that we see from Quinny and RPI. The video crispness is like the video before HD came on the scene.
 
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vicb said:
Clarkson 1 Brown 0 End of 1

Brenneman in the nets for Clarkson.

Other than one power play for Brown and when the puck was iced, the entire first period was played in the Brown defensive zone.

Biggest news from this game is the ECAC leading scorer Lauren Gabel injured her right leg in a collision with a Brown player 3 1/2 min into the period. She had to be helped off the ice putting no pressure on her right leg. Has not returned. :(
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Gabel is back for period 2 PHEWWWW. And she scores on the PP. :)
 
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TonyTheTiger20 said:
I assume the 21-2 OSU shot count in the 2nd period against Wisco is a typo
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Nope.

OSU got a very early goal, and then a pair of penalties put Wisconsin on their heels. And the rest of the period was ice the puck, dump-and-change, ice the puck, dump-and -change. Third period has been some better, but still 1-0 OSU
 
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robertearle said:
Nope.

OSU got a very early goal, and then a pair of penalties put Wisconsin on their heels. And the rest of the period was ice the puck, dump-and-change, ice the puck, dump-and -change. Third period has been some better, but still 1-0 OSU
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1-0 final.

I know OSU fans think she's the greatest, but I've never been all that impressed with Sauve; she gives up tons of rebounds. Today she did a much better than usual job of controlling her rebounds. What there were (including one just laying there on the ice with about ten seconds to play) the Badgers couldn't knock home.

The lone goal was a sort-of slow motion breakaway, more-or-less off the 2nd period opening faceoff. The puck pin-balled around some, squirted loose to OSU, the lone Badger defender tripped as she tried to start backing up, and it was one-on-one. Blocker side, upper 90. (best I could tell from the video, anyway.)

Oh, well.
 
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robertearle said:
1-0 final.

I know OSU fans think she's the greatest, but I've never been all that impressed with Sauve; she gives up tons of rebounds. Today she did a much better than usual job of controlling her rebounds. What there were (including one just laying there on the ice with about ten seconds to play) the Badgers couldn't knock home.

The lone goal was a sort-of slow motion breakaway, more-or-less off the 2nd period opening faceoff. The puck pin-balled around some, squirted loose to OSU, the lone Badger defender tripped as she tried to start backing up, and it was one-on-one. Blocker side, upper 90. (best I could tell from the video, anyway.)

Oh, well.
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OSU fans are not that impressed with you. Hurts to lose I guess.
 
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Puckdrop14 said:
OSU fans are not that impressed with you.
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Why would they be?

I looked it up. (If I got it all correct) In eight games against UW before today, she's given up 30 goals on 303 shots. 0-7-1 won-loss record. I didn't bother to try a 'goal against' average, because she was pulled twice (and 'empty-net' and 'overtime' time, etc), so it didn't seem worth the trouble. Games of five, and six, and seven goals given up.

"Hurts to lose I guess."

Actually, I think that may have been part of the problem today: no, it really doesn't. Wisconsin is going to win the WCHA regular season championship. Unless they drop a couple more, they are going to be the #1 seed in the NCAAs. The loss today just really doesn't mean all that much. I'm afraid that might have been part of the lack of intensity the Badgers showed today. A loss might actually do them some good.
 
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robertearle said:
Why would they be?

I looked it up. (If I got it all correct) In eight games against UW before today, she's given up 30 goals on 303 shots. 0-7-1 won-loss record. I didn't bother to try a 'goal against' average, because she was pulled twice (and 'empty-net' and 'overtime' time, etc), so it didn't seem worth the trouble. Games of five, and six, and seven goals given up.

"Hurts to lose I guess."

Actually, I think that may have been part of the problem today: no, it really doesn't. Wisconsin is going to win the WCHA regular season championship. Unless they drop a couple more, they are going to be the #1 seed in the NCAAs. The loss today just really doesn't mean all that much. I'm afraid that might have been part of the lack of intensity the Badgers showed today. A loss might actually do them some good.
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I am not a Buckeye fan but also not a fan of people who take shots at players. But......if it makes you feel good and mighty, have at it buddy! People like you are the reason we cheer on teams like Clarkson when they play you in the Championship game!
 
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