In a thrilling display of late-game hockey drama, the Wisconsin Badgers pulled off a remarkable comeback in the women’s Frozen Four championship against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Trailing 3-2 with less than a minute left, the Badgers were awarded a penalty shot after Ohio State was penalized for covering the puck with their hand in the crease. Kirsten Simms capitalized on the opportunity with a game-tying goal, sending the championship into overtime.
Just minutes into the extra period, Simms struck again with a goal off a rebound, sealing a 4-3 victory and securing the championship for the Badgers. The game was a testament to the intensity and unpredictability of overtime hockey, thrilling fans with its dramatic twists and turns. Overtime hockey truly never disappoints, and this championship game was a prime example of the excitement and tension that the sport can deliver. The Badgers’ victory will go down in history as a memorable and thrilling moment in women’s college hockey.
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