10/19/2026 3:00:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association named its weekly award winners Monday and Ohio State women's hockey's Mira Jungåker earned the WCHA Defender of the Week honor.
Jungåker led the Buckeyes with five points and four assists in the series split against then-ranked No. 3 Minnesota. She finished the weekend plus-1 and was on the ice for all but one Ohio State goal in the series, including three power play goals.
The junior started the weekend with an assist one the Buckeyes' lone power play goal of game one of the series at Minnesota. In Saturday's 6-5 win over the Gophers, she tied her career high with four points and three assists. Jungåker scored the Buckeyes' first goal of the game and went on to record points on both first and third period goals.
Jungåker recorded two power play points on the weekend, assisting two of the team's three goals scored on the player advantage. Her seven points on the power play this year lead the team. She has had a hand in eight of the team's nine power play goal this season. Her power play goal came in the 2-1 win over Wisconsin (Oct. 9) and she has six assists on the player advantage. She has been on the ice for all but one power play goal this year.
Jungåker earns the weekly honor for the third straight week and the fourth time of her career.
Jungåker led the Buckeyes with five points and four assists in the series split against then-ranked No. 3 Minnesota. She finished the weekend plus-1 and was on the ice for all but one Ohio State goal in the series, including three power play goals.
The junior started the weekend with an assist one the Buckeyes' lone power play goal of game one of the series at Minnesota. In Saturday's 6-5 win over the Gophers, she tied her career high with four points and three assists. Jungåker scored the Buckeyes' first goal of the game and went on to record points on both first and third period goals.
Jungåker recorded two power play points on the weekend, assisting two of the team's three goals scored on the player advantage. Her seven points on the power play this year lead the team. She has had a hand in eight of the team's nine power play goal this season. Her power play goal came in the 2-1 win over Wisconsin (Oct. 9) and she has six assists on the player advantage. She has been on the ice for all but one power play goal this year.
Jungåker earns the weekly honor for the third straight week and the fourth time of her career.
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