Record afternoon for Casey O'Brien – The Badger Herald

No. 1 of the women's hockey team of the University of Wisconsin (33-1-2, 25-1-2 WCHA) passed the first round of the WCHA tournament in a Bemidji federal state of Bemidji (6-29-1, 4-24: 0) on Saturday afternoon.

The Badgers expanded their winning streak to 22 and achieved a command event in the second game of the opening series.

Just 15 seconds after the beginning of the time, Junior Kristen Simms opened the goal and set a past Bemidji -State -State goalkeeper, the newcomer Kailtin Groess. The goal, which was supported by Redshirt Senior Lacey Eden and the fifth senior Casey O'Brien in the fifth year, led to a record-breaking moment when O'Brien broke her own record for individual seasonal templates with 51.

The Badgers would continue to put pressure on the offensive and set five goals within 6 minutes, including another goal from Simms.

Termination of the time that O'Brien achieved for Wisconsin. With this goal, O'Brien is now becoming 265 to Wisconsin's all-time point leader.

When the Beavers started the break from the break, the beavers tried to create more offensive opportunities, however, when the Badger defense of Redshirt Fifth Year Quinn Kuntz was strong. In the course of the second period, both teams made shots every time.

After 10 minutes to go, Simms made her third goal of the afternoon. A break in the game caused a break while trailers threw their hats on the ice to celebrate the hat trick. Simms' goal was the only one for the period when Bemidji forced the Badgers into difficult shots. Despite the major role for the Badgers, Bemidji State managed to take 11 shots just on Wisconsins 10.

When the third period started, Wisconsin tried a shutout. The Badgers leaned back in the defense and allowed the state of Bemidji to make another eleven shots on goal. Despite the efforts of the Beavers, Wisconsin would achieve two late goals. Including the final gate that the newcomer Finley McCarthy achieved, with less than two seconds left, which led to an 11-0 win in Wisconsin.

With this victory, the Badger can look at the Wcha final in Duluth, Minnesota from March 7th to 8th. Wisconsin will try to win the WCHA conference to secure an automatic offer for the NCAA women -ice hockey tournament.