Ohio State made the last play and emerged from a highly anticipated series against the University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team with two victories. Hannah Bilka’s overtime goal Saturday lifted the second-ranked Buckeyes to a 2-1 win over the Badgers, who will fall out of the top spot in the national rankings for the first time this season when the ballots are tallied Monday. Wisconsin’s Laila Edwards sees groundbreaking US team appearance as making a difference Wisconsin was 12-0 when it traveled to Columbus, Ohio, but Ohio State was in control of most of the two-game series. The Badgers’ Maddi Wheeler got caught up ice looking for an offensive chance in overtime had teammate Laila Edwards been able to force a turnover from Ohio State’s Hadley Hartmetz. But the defender instead got the puck forward for a 2-on-1 rush. People are also reading… Jenn Gardiner slid the puck over for…
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