The Gophers won the WCHA tournament last weekend called WCHA Final Faceoff. Way to go Gophers!
Now Minnesota women's hockey is the overall number two seed in the NCAA Championship tournament. The tournament games lead to the Frozen Four to be held in Duluth.
Good luck Gophers in your hockey "March Madness" games!
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Minnesota has the best offense in women's college hockey.
Most Goals This Season:
Minnesota: 172
Colgate: 162
Ohio State: 161
Wisconsin: 152
Northeastern: 140
Penn State: 140
Yale: 131 (good defense team)
Quinnipiac: 125
Clarkson: 124
UMD: 123
Three Minnesota skaters rank in the top five for most goals scored this season: Taylor Heise, Abbey Murphy and Grace Zumwinkle.
Top Goaltenders / Defense:
Northeastern, Gwyneth Philips
Yale, Pia Dukaric
UMD, Emma Soderberg
Colgate, Hannah Murphy
Clarkson. Michelle Pasiechnyk
Maybe Wisconsin, Cami Kronish
Minnesota's sophomore goaltender Skylar Vetter played great in the WCHA tournament. Vetter previously was named U.S. Player of the Game in the United States 2-1 overtime win over Canada in the gold-medal game, 2020 IIHF Under-18 Women's World Championship.
Go Gophers!
Now Minnesota women's hockey is the overall number two seed in the NCAA Championship tournament. The tournament games lead to the Frozen Four to be held in Duluth.
Good luck Gophers in your hockey "March Madness" games!

2023 Women's Frozen Four: Bracket, dates, results for the college hockey championship
The 2023 women's Frozen Four begins Friday, March 17, at AMSOIL Arena in Duluth, Minn. The national championship will be held Sunday, March 19.
Minnesota has the best offense in women's college hockey.
Most Goals This Season:
Minnesota: 172
Colgate: 162
Ohio State: 161
Wisconsin: 152
Northeastern: 140
Penn State: 140
Yale: 131 (good defense team)
Quinnipiac: 125
Clarkson: 124
UMD: 123
Three Minnesota skaters rank in the top five for most goals scored this season: Taylor Heise, Abbey Murphy and Grace Zumwinkle.
Top Goaltenders / Defense:
Northeastern, Gwyneth Philips
Yale, Pia Dukaric
UMD, Emma Soderberg
Colgate, Hannah Murphy
Clarkson. Michelle Pasiechnyk
Maybe Wisconsin, Cami Kronish
Minnesota's sophomore goaltender Skylar Vetter played great in the WCHA tournament. Vetter previously was named U.S. Player of the Game in the United States 2-1 overtime win over Canada in the gold-medal game, 2020 IIHF Under-18 Women's World Championship.
Go Gophers!
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