Freshman's 4 goals lead Wisconsin women's hockey rout of Minnesota State
Rosalie Tremblay scored four goals and Cassie Hall extended her season-opening goal-scoring streak to eight games for the second-ranked Badgers.
In a 12-1 victory over Minnesota State at LaBahn Arena in Madison, Rosalie Tremblay, a Canadian freshman forward for the Wisconsin women’s hockey team, scored four goals on Oct. 17. The Badgers, ranked second in the nation, were coming off a pair of losses to Ohio State. Tremblay, who missed the previous road series due to training camp with the Canadian national team, scored the first goal just 12 minutes and four seconds into the game.
She added two more goals late in the third period, bringing her individual total to four goals. Senior forward Cassie Hall extended her goal-scoring streak to eight games by extending UW's lead to 6-0 in the second period. The Badgers outshot Minnesota State 62-23 and scored six goals in the final period. In the previous game, UW freshman Nela Lopušanová from Slovakia scored four points, a goal and three assists in a 5-1 victory for the Badgers.
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