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Ohio State 2026-27 The Natty WILL be ours!

Hockeybuckeye said:
I thought she looked good against Wisconsin and not so much at Minnesota so development is definitely needed. In fact after last weekend this teams achilles heel was more evident in our goaltenders.
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Houweling was not Ohio State's problem on Friday. Minnesota's first two goals came after your defense handed them the puck in the slot. Their second two happened when the Buckeyes took dumb penalties, with the proviso that it was impossible to know what those refs were and weren't going to call. The Gophers' last goal
 
Still Eeyore said:
Houweling was not Ohio State's problem on Friday. Minnesota's first two goals came after your defense handed them the puck in the slot. Their second two happened when the Buckeyes took dumb penalties, with the proviso that it was impossible to know what those refs were and weren't going to call. The Gophers' last goal
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OSU goaltending a bit of a mess right now. I really thought Klein would be the hammer but all three seem shaky
 
Still Eeyore said:
Houweling was not Ohio State's problem on Friday. Minnesota's first two goals came after your defense handed them the puck in the slot. Their second two happened when the Buckeyes took dumb penalties, with the proviso that it was impossible to know what those refs were and weren't going to call. The Gophers' last goal
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After thinking about it I think you've made an accurate assessment but it goes without saying all freshman goaltenders need development.
 
It will be interesting to see how the team fairs without 40 plus minute a game Dunne while she's at National camp and again at world Championships.
Team will be missing a TON with all of the euros gone as well in a few weeks
 
eastcoastgopher said:
It's Logan Davis.
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He has no bio on the website and has been there since 2024. He played for the TWSNBN men's team in the early teens and saw the ice in 10 games. He was an assistant for the BSU men for one year 2017-2018. From 2018 - 2024 he had a variety of non-hockey related jobs according to LinkedIn.
 
Ohio State defeated #8 Colgate earlier tonight by a final score of 3-0. Kaia Malachino opened the scoring in the first period to give the Buckeyes a 1-0 lead at the first intermission. Hilda Svensson and Jocelyn Amos added goals in the second frame to give Ohio State a 3-0 lead heading into the final intermission. Neither team found the back of the net in the third period. Ohio State outshot Colgate 40-9 in this one. Buckeye netminder Taylor Kressin stopped all 9 of the shots she faced to get the shutout win. Colgate netminder Brooke Davis stopped 37 of the 40 shots she faced. The teams will wrap up their series tomorrow at 3:00 pm EST.
 
Ohio State completed a sweep of 8th-ranked Colgate by a final score of 8-0 earlier today. Hilda Svensson opened the scoring for the Buckeyes as they took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission. The second period was all Ohio State as they lit the lamp six times to put the game out of reach for the visiting Raiders. Scoring for the Buckeyes in the middle frame were Hayley McDonald, Jocelyn Amos (2), Kaia Malachino, Sydney Sawyer, and Ema Tothova as Ohio State took a 7-0 lead into the final intermission. Sydney Sawyer finished the scoring with her second goal of the game to make the final score 8-0. The Buckeyes outshot the Raiders in this one 43-15. Taylor Kressin started in net for Ohio State and stopped all 15 shots she faced to get the win. Farah Walker and Brooke Davis combined to stop 35 of the 43 shots they faced for Colgate. Ohio State will host Bemidji State next weekend. Colgate will return home to face RPI and Union next weekend.
 
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