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Snookered the Vulvarines by delaying coming out of the zone 3-on-3, then hit Jobst on a breakaway as he came out of the penalty box.
Nice job by Vulvarine Lockwood taking a tripping penalty near center ice at the start of their 4-on-3.
Nice job by Vulvarine Lockwood taking a tripping penalty near center ice at the start of their 4-on-3.
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Men’s Hockey: No. 6 Ohio State claims Big Ten regular season title after weekend series against Michigan
By Michael Benzinger: michael-benzinger February 24, 2019 0
Senior forward Mason Jobst races for a loose puck during the first period of Ohio State’s hockey game vs. Michigan on Jan. 11. Ohio State lost 2-1. Credit: Nick Hudak | For The Lantern
Despite losing its first game of the series, the Ohio State men’s hockey team (19-8-5, 12-6-4 Big Ten) tied Michigan (13-12-7, 9-8-5 Big Ten) on Saturday, securing the regular season Big Ten title.
Game 1
In a tight, grueling battle on Friday, Michigan would take the 4-2 win against Ohio State in Game 1 of the weekend series.
In the third period, what proved to the the turning point of the game, Michigan scored three times, twice within the last four minutes, ending its tie with the Buckeyes and securing them the win.
The Buckeyes, meanwhile, were only able to net one goal in the third period when junior forward Tanner Laczynski, with an assist from senior forward Freddy Gerard, shot a puck past the Michigan defense.
Ohio State senior forward Mason Jobst managed to score the first goal of the night, his 17thgoal of the season, within the first five minutes of the second period, giving the Buckeyes the upper hand after nearly 25 minutes of stalemate. Michigan responded with only 2.4 seconds left on the clock, however, and managed to tie it up.
In the first period, Ohio State came out on top in terms of shots, doubling Michigan’s shot total 10-5.
Game 2
After recording a 3-3 tie at the end of regulation, Jobst recorded a goal in a one-on-one matchup against Michigan freshman goalie Strauss Mann in second overtime, earning the point to secure Ohio State’s Big Ten regular season championship. In the second period, Ohio State senior forward Brendon Kearney broke the 1-1 tie and scored with 17:07 left in the period. This was followed up minutes later when senior forward John Wiitala scored Ohio State’s last goal of the night on a power play. The Wolverines only managed one goal in the last half of the second period, keeping them down 3-2 going into the third.
Ohio State was again able to score the first goal of the night.Following Michigan receiving a major penalty, junior forward Carson Meyer started the night off in a convincing manner when his puck found its way past the Wolverines defense and into the net 11:54 into the game. With less than five minutes left on the clock, though, Michigan was able to tie the game up 1-1 heading into the second period.
Halfway through the third period,, the Wolverines netted their last goal of the match. While Ohio State was not able to score any goals in the period, it was able to kill a major penalty in the last five minutes despite being down a player, securing the Buckeyes a tie game at the end of regulation,
Ohio State will end the regular season against Michigan State at home on Friday at 6:30 p.m and Saturday at 5:00 p.m.
https://www.thelantern.com/2019/02/...-title-after-weekend-series-against-michigan/
By Michael Benzinger: michael-benzinger February 24, 2019 0
Senior forward Mason Jobst races for a loose puck during the first period of Ohio State’s hockey game vs. Michigan on Jan. 11. Ohio State lost 2-1. Credit: Nick Hudak | For The Lantern
Despite losing its first game of the series, the Ohio State men’s hockey team (19-8-5, 12-6-4 Big Ten) tied Michigan (13-12-7, 9-8-5 Big Ten) on Saturday, securing the regular season Big Ten title.
Game 1
In a tight, grueling battle on Friday, Michigan would take the 4-2 win against Ohio State in Game 1 of the weekend series.
In the third period, what proved to the the turning point of the game, Michigan scored three times, twice within the last four minutes, ending its tie with the Buckeyes and securing them the win.
The Buckeyes, meanwhile, were only able to net one goal in the third period when junior forward Tanner Laczynski, with an assist from senior forward Freddy Gerard, shot a puck past the Michigan defense.
Ohio State senior forward Mason Jobst managed to score the first goal of the night, his 17thgoal of the season, within the first five minutes of the second period, giving the Buckeyes the upper hand after nearly 25 minutes of stalemate. Michigan responded with only 2.4 seconds left on the clock, however, and managed to tie it up.
In the first period, Ohio State came out on top in terms of shots, doubling Michigan’s shot total 10-5.
Game 2
After recording a 3-3 tie at the end of regulation, Jobst recorded a goal in a one-on-one matchup against Michigan freshman goalie Strauss Mann in second overtime, earning the point to secure Ohio State’s Big Ten regular season championship. In the second period, Ohio State senior forward Brendon Kearney broke the 1-1 tie and scored with 17:07 left in the period. This was followed up minutes later when senior forward John Wiitala scored Ohio State’s last goal of the night on a power play. The Wolverines only managed one goal in the last half of the second period, keeping them down 3-2 going into the third.
Ohio State was again able to score the first goal of the night.Following Michigan receiving a major penalty, junior forward Carson Meyer started the night off in a convincing manner when his puck found its way past the Wolverines defense and into the net 11:54 into the game. With less than five minutes left on the clock, though, Michigan was able to tie the game up 1-1 heading into the second period.
Halfway through the third period,, the Wolverines netted their last goal of the match. While Ohio State was not able to score any goals in the period, it was able to kill a major penalty in the last five minutes despite being down a player, securing the Buckeyes a tie game at the end of regulation,
Ohio State will end the regular season against Michigan State at home on Friday at 6:30 p.m and Saturday at 5:00 p.m.
https://www.thelantern.com/2019/02/...-title-after-weekend-series-against-michigan/
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Ohio State clinches first Big Ten Champ in OT
The weekend didn’t start out quite how Ohio State planned, but it ended well enough — with the Buckeyes clinching the team’s first-ever Big Ten regular season championship.
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Ohio State dropped its first series game to Big Ten rival Michigan on Friday night when Wolverine Nolan Moyle nabbed back-to-back scores to tie and then win the contest.
Saturday’s game held some more excitement in its finish for Ohio State. Entering the game, the Buckeyes needed just two points to clinch a share of the title.
Bracketology: Providence enters tournament field, top teams remain
Ohio State maintained a 3-1 lead through the second period until Michigan began to mount a comeback. A power play tally from Michigan’s Joseph Cecconi halfway through the middle frame brought the Wolverines within one point, and then halfway through the third period Michigan’s Friday night hero, Moyle, netted the tying mark.
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Buckeyes clinch 2019 B1G Regular Season Championship! #GoBucks
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After a 5-on-5 OT period yielded no winner, the game went to 3-on-3 sudden death to determine which team secured the extra Big Ten point. Two minutes into double overtime, Buckeye Mason Jobst rushed Michigan’s net on a breakaway and the lefty beat Wolverine goalie Strauss Mann with a high wrister.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/icehockey...ey-ohio-state-minnesota-state-clinch-division
The weekend didn’t start out quite how Ohio State planned, but it ended well enough — with the Buckeyes clinching the team’s first-ever Big Ten regular season championship.
Ohio State Men's Hockey
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Buckeyes win first B1G regular season title!
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Ohio State dropped its first series game to Big Ten rival Michigan on Friday night when Wolverine Nolan Moyle nabbed back-to-back scores to tie and then win the contest.
Saturday’s game held some more excitement in its finish for Ohio State. Entering the game, the Buckeyes needed just two points to clinch a share of the title.
Bracketology: Providence enters tournament field, top teams remain
Ohio State maintained a 3-1 lead through the second period until Michigan began to mount a comeback. A power play tally from Michigan’s Joseph Cecconi halfway through the middle frame brought the Wolverines within one point, and then halfway through the third period Michigan’s Friday night hero, Moyle, netted the tying mark.
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After a 5-on-5 OT period yielded no winner, the game went to 3-on-3 sudden death to determine which team secured the extra Big Ten point. Two minutes into double overtime, Buckeye Mason Jobst rushed Michigan’s net on a breakaway and the lefty beat Wolverine goalie Strauss Mann with a high wrister.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/icehockey...ey-ohio-state-minnesota-state-clinch-division
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FEBRUARY 28, 2019
NO. 7 BUCKEYES WRAP UP REGULAR SEASON VS. MICHIGAN STATE THIS WEEKEND
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Buckeyes vs. Spartans
• The No. 7-ranked Ohio State men’s hockey team closes the regular season this weekend in Columbus against Michigan State.
• The Buckeyes and Spartans will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday and 5 p.m. Saturday in Value City Arena.
• BTN and BTN2Go will televise Friday’s game, with Jon Rosen and Paul Caponigri calling the action, and the series finale will be streamed through BTN Plus.
• Ohio State radio will have the games on 1460 AM, online on OhioStateBuckeyes.com and through the Ohio State Buckeyes mobile app, with Herb Howenstine and John Mowat on the call.
• Video, radio and live stats links can be found at go.osu.edu/mhkylivestats18.
• Ohio State is 19-8-5 this season and clinched first place in the Big Ten last Saturday. Michigan State is 11-16-5 on the year and has a 7-11-4-2 ledger in B1G play, standing in seventh.
• Ohio State was 0-1-1-1 at Michigan last weekend, with a 4-2 loss and 3-3 OT tie/3×3 shootout win. Michigan State last played Feb. 15-16, splitting a series with Penn State in East Lansing, with a 5-3 win and a loss by the same score.
• The Buckeyes and Spartans met in East Lansing Jan. 4-5. The Spartans rallied for a 7-7 OT tie and scored in 3×3 overtime in game one before a 6-0 Ohio State victory in game two.
B1G Champs
• The Buckeyes clinched the outright Big Ten title after earning two points Saturday. It is the first Big Ten title in program history and the first conference regular season championship won by Ohio State since the 1972 CCHA title.
• After the game Saturday, a banner ceremony will be held to commemorate this year’s championship.
Thank You Seniors
• Saturday, the eight members of the Buckeye hockey Class of 2019 – Freddy Gerard, Mason Jobst, Dakota Joshua, Sasha Larocque, Brendon Kearney, Tommy Parran, Sean Romeo and John Wiitala – will be recognized pregame.
• Over the last four years, the group has been a part of 80 wins (the most for a senior class since 2008) and claimed the first Big Ten title in program history. They have made two NCAA appearances and are looking to join the 2005 seniors as the second Ohio State senior class to earn three NCAA tournament berths.
Buckeye Notes to Know
• Two-time captain Mason Jobst leads current NCAA skaters with 164 career points, tying for 12th in Ohio State history (and the most since 1988) and is the all-time leader in points in Big Ten games with 108 (1.27 points per game) and goals (48). Jobst has a team-high 17 goals and 36 points this year, ranking in the Top 15 in the NCAA.
• The Buckeyes ended the season with a 10-2-5 mark in road games. Over the last three years, the squad was 24-9-10 in true road contests. The four-year members of the senior class lost their first eight road games but went 4-2-3 the second half of that season in away games.
• Ohio State is on a four-game winless streak (0-3-1), the longest since going 0-2-2 in a stretch Jan. 9-22, 2016.
• The Buckeye squad is 8-6-2 on Friday and 11-2-3 on Saturday this season.
• Junior Tanner Laczynski returned to the lineup Friday after missing six games with an injury and notched his ninth goal – and 26th point – of the season.
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