No. 19 Buckeyes Fall at Notre Dame, 4-1

Friday, November 10

South Bend, Ind.

7:30 PM

Ohio State

University of Notre Dame

Photo by: Dani Meersman

Photo by: Dani Meersman

No. 19 Buckeyes Fall at Notre Dame, 4-1

11/10/2023 10:45:00 PM | Men's Ice Hockey

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 19 Ohio State men's hockey team lost the first matchup of a two-game Big Ten series to Notre Dame, 4-1, Friday in Compton Family Ice Arena in South Bend, Ind. After a scoreless first period, the Irish tallied three times in the second stanza to take control. Each team scored once in the third for the final. Buckeye goalie Logan Terness made 42 saves and Caden Brown notched his first goal in the Scarlet and Gray in the loss.

The Buckeyes (3-4-3, 0-3-1 0-0-1 B1G) and Irish (5-3-2, 1-0-2 0-0-1 B1G) will close the weekend series at 6 p.m. Saturday in South Bend, with the game streamed on Peacock and on Ohio State Radio.

How it Happened

There were no goals or penalties in the first period. The Buckeyes had the edge in shots on goal, 11-10.
Just 2:31 into the second period Tyler Carpenter opened the scoring for the Irish with a goal on a rebound.
Two power play goals, at 9:07 on a shot through a screen and at 14:48 tallied from the side of the net on a 5x3, stretched the Irish advantage to 3-0.
Notre Dame controlled play in the middle period, outshooting Ohio State, 22-8. The Irish were 2-for-3 on the power play in the period.
Ohio State's first power play of the game started late in the second and carried over to the third, but the squad was unable to convert.
At 10:24 of the third, Grant Silianoff tallied following a turnover by the Buckeye net for a 4-0 ND lead.
Junior transfer Caden Brown broke up the shutout with his first goal and point as a Buckeye. A Mason Klee shot, off a pass from Theo Wallberg, went off Brown and in at 15:24. Brown, who was playing in his second game at Ohio State, is the 15th Buckeye to score a goal this season. Wallberg, a freshman defenseman, shares the Ohio State lead with seven assists and eight points.
The teams combined for 30 shots in the third period, with the Buckeyes ahead, 16-14.
Each squad had two power play chances in the final period. For the game, Notre Dame was 2-for-5 with the man advantage and Ohio State was 0-for-3.
Overall, Ohio State was outshot, 46-35. Logan Terness had 42 stops in 59:57 for the Buckeyes, matching his Ohio State career high set at Michigan earlier this season and one off his collegiate best recorded last year.
Scooter Brickey led the Buckeyes with four shot blocks and Ohio State had 13 as a team.

Caden Brown with his first goal and point as a Buckeye puts Ohio State on the board, assisted by Klee and Wallberg.

P3 | 4:36 left | ND 4, OSU 1 pic.twitter.com/QXknXyqKC7
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