Big Ten Hockey Weekly Release - March 4

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BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR 100TH ANNIVERSARY SPOTLIGHT – Wisconsin’s John Johannson: Johannson, who earned the Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1984, recorded 176 points (64 goals, 112 assists) in 171 career games for the Badgers. His career point total is still tied for the 12th most in school history. Johannson helped lead Wisconsin to three straight national championship games, claiming NCAA titles in 1981 and 1983. Named the captain of the 1983-84 team, Johannson played professionally in the NHL and in Austria before moving into the real estate business in Minnesota.

The Race for the Championship: With two weekends left in the regular season, Minnesota has a seven-point advantage over second-place Wisconsin and can clinch the outright Big Ten Championship as early as Friday night at Ohio State …

Brick Walls: Michigan’s Zach Nagelvoort, Michigan State’s Jake Hildebrand, Minnesota’s Adam Wilcox and Wisconsin’s Joel Rumpel are among the 18 candidates for the inaugural Mike Richter Award, which honors the most outstanding goaltender in NCAA men’s hockey …

Dominant Defenses: Five Big Ten teams rank among the top 25 nationally in scoring defense, led by Minnesota’s NCAA best 1.91 goals against per game …

Coaching Milestones: Minnesota head coach Don Lucia tied Amo Bessone (Michigan State) and Bob Johnson (Wisconsin) for the fifth most wins at a Big Ten school last weekend (367) …

Where We Rank: Three Big Ten teams are ranked among the nation’s top 12, including top-ranked Minnesota and No. 5/5 Wisconsin, according to the latest USCHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine polls released on Monday …

On Sale Now: Single-game and all-session tickets for the inaugural Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament Presented by Polaris RZR®, slated for March 20-22 at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minn., are currently on sale …


Information Courtesy of Adam Augustine | Associate Director, Communications | Big Ten Conference
 





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