Ohio State women’s hockey has done something nearly impossible in 2022-23. After winning the program’s first national championship in March, the Buckeyes lived up to the hype, winning 28 of 34 regular-season games inside a packed Western Collegiate Hockey Association schedule while remaining the No. 1 team in the country for all but one week. Coach Nadine Muzerall saw a team that met the outside expectations, something she said is often unrealistic. But with it, she said, Ohio State cultivated momentum and confidence as it prepares for an opportunity to repeat as national champions. With that momentum, Ohio State did something it had never done before, winning the WCHA regular-season title. Ohio State excited about new ice rink:’A long time coming’: Ohio State women’s hockey excited about approved plans for ice rink Zed Key out for rest of 2022-23 season:Ohio State Buckeyes shutting down Zed Key for remainder of season…
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