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Tatum Skaggs

Forward

Player profile

Career Honors

2019-20 – Junior

Appeared in all 38 games
Finished third overall on the team with 42 points from 17 goals and career-best 25 assists
Finished seventh overall in the WCHA in assist scoring (.66 APG)
Notched her 100th career point with a goal against Wisconsin on Feb. 16
Recorded nine power play points from three goals and six assists
Finished the year with three game-winning goals, good for fourth best on the team
Registered a +21 on ice for the third best of the season
Recorded a career-high and program-high five points (1g-4a) in a single game against Princeton on Dec. 15
Finished the season with 12 multi-point games and three multi-goal games
Tallied a second-best four post-season points (3g-1a) including two overtime game-winning goals in the WCHA Semifinal and WCHA Championship
Earned the WCHA Final Faceoff Most Outstanding Player and named to the All-Tournament Team
Named the NCAA No. 2 Star of the Week (3/10)

2018-19 – Sophomore

Appeared in all 35 games
Led the team in goals (17) for the second consecutive year
Finished fourth overall on the team with 26 points (17g-9a)
Tallied a career-high four points (1g-3a) and finished with a plus-six rating against Mercyhurst (Dec. 16)
Notched the second hat trick of her career with three goals against Minnesota Duluth (Nov. 17)
Earned the WCHA Forward of the Week award after her hat trick against Duluth (Nov. 20)
Netted two goals at Quinnipiac on the anniversary of her two-goal debut from her freshman season (Sept. 29)
Finished the season with four multi-point games including the three mentioned above and a two-point (1g-1a) game at St. Cloud State (Feb. 2)

2017-18 – Freshman

Appeared in all 39 games as a freshman
Finished second on the team and fourth in the WCHA with 37 points, the seventh highest freshman point total in program history, from 23 goals and 14 assists
Her 23 goals led both the team and the WCHA
Named to the All-WCHA Third Team
Won two WCHA Offensive Player of the Month awards (January and February 2018)
Named the WCHA Offensive Player of the Week three times (Oct. 3, Jan. 16, Feb. 6)
Earned WCHA Rookie of the Week honors twice (Oct. 10, Nov. 28)
Tied for the team lead with three power-play-goals
Notched her first career hat trick against No. 9 Robert Morris (Nov. 24)
Opened her college career with a two-goal performance against Rensselaer (Sept. 29)
Scored twice and tallied an assist in a 5-5 tie at No. 4 Minnesota (Oct. 7)
Tallied three points with two goals and an assist against No. 9 Robert Morris (1/12)
Played a role in all three goals scored against No. 1 Wisconsin, netting one herself and assisting on the other two, to clinch the first sweep of Wisconsin in nearly eight years (2/3)

Prior to Ohio State

Played for the Chicago Mission U19 team of the High Performance Hockey League (HPHL), helping lead her team to a league championship in 2017 and a runner-up finish in the 2017 national championship game …
At the 2017 Challenge Cup she tallied six goals and one assist in six games, leading the Mission to the top of Group F as the highest scoring team in the entire competition
Was one of the key players on the 2015 squad that took home a championship from 2015 Toyota USA Hockey Nationals, a year in which Chicago went wire-to-wire as the No. 1 team and defeated powerhouse and No. 2-ranked Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Minn.); scored the game-winning goal in the championship game, securing the first national championship for Chicago since 2008
Has experience competing on the national level as well, earning an invite to USA Hockey’s U18 Select Camp in 2015
Earned a trip to USA Hockey National Camp while still a member of her U14 team, the Milwaukee Jr. Admirals

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