Liz Schepers

Career Honors

2021-22 – Graduate

Played in all 38 games for Ohio State
Recorded 48 points on 21 goals and 27 assists
Ranked second on the team in goals and third in points
Scored six goals on the power play for the second most on the team
Tallied the game-winning goal in the 2-1 overtime win over Minnesota (Jan. 28)
Became the fourth player in program history to score four goals in a game, netting four against St. Cloud State (Feb. 8)
Reached the century mark for her career against Minnesota State (Nov. 19) to become the 13th Ohio State player to hit the milestone
Owns the Ohio State record for career postseason assists (12) and points (18) and career games played (170)

2020-21– Senior

Appeared in all 20 games
Finished the year with 15 points on six goals and nine assists
Tallied a four-game point streak in January, which included two goals and three assists
Tied for third on the team in points and finished second in goals scored
Finished the season second on the team with a +6 on the ice

2019-20 – Junior

Appeared in all 38 games
Finished the year with 43 points from a team-high and new career-high 22 goals
Posted a team-high, five multi-goal games
Finished the year with 10 multi-point games, including six three-point games
Posted a game-high three assists against Cornell (Nov. 29)
Tallied a conference-high six game-winning-goals to tie a a program single-season record
Notched an eight game point streak with 16 points from eight goals and eight assists (11/22/19-1/11/20)
Posted six goals in five straight games to put her third in program history for season goal streaks (11/30/19-1/11/20)
Tallied 140 shots on net with a game-high 10 shots against Cornell (Nov. 30)
Finished the year with a team-high +31 on ice
Won 405 of 837 faceoffs for a .483 faceoff percentage
Blocked a new career-high 41 shots for second best among Buckeye forwards
Earned the WCHA Forward of the Week for posting a team-high four points from a power play goal and three assists against Cornell (Dec. 3)

2018-19 – Sophomore

Appeared in all 35 games
Notched 15 points from seven goals and eight assists, tying her career-high in goals
Had her first multi-goal game with two goals against Mercyhurst (Dec. 16)
Longest point streak of the season was three games, started with a goal at Wisconsin (Feb. 23) and assists in both games against Minnesota State in the first round of the WCHA Tournament (March 1-2)
Blocked 15 shots, a new career high

2017-18 – Freshman

Appeared in all 39 games
Tallied 16 points from seven goals and nine assists
Netted four game-winning-goals, tied for second on the team and for third in the WCHA
Earned WCHA Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors after a three-point weekend at Mercyhurst (Dec. 15-16)
Named the WCHA Rookie of the Week after netting two game winning goals and one assist to help the Buckeyes sweep No. 5 Minnesota for the first time in program history (Jan. 19-20)
Notched the first point of her career, an assist, in a 3-2 win at No. 4 Minnesota (Oct. 6)
Scored her first goal in a 3-3 tie at Bemidji State (Nov. 17)
Netted goals in back-to-back games against Mercyhurst (Dec. 15-16)
Finished the season with three multi-point games, all of which saw her net a goal and tally an assist (at No. 9 Robert Morris on Nov. 24, at Mercyhurst on Dec. 16, and vs No. 5 Minnesota on Jan. 20)
Blocked 10 shots

Prior to Ohio State

Played for Mound Westonka High School in 2016-17, tallying 69 points in 24 regular season games with 47 goals and 22 assists and leading her team to an appearance in the state tournament
Scored a goal in every game during her final season with the White Hawks, including a nine-game multi-goal streak to end the season; totaled 33 points during that nine game streak
In 2015-16 she also captained the Mound Westonka, leading the team to a record of 17-5-3 with 33 goals and 24 assists, while also taking them to the state tournament
Registered 10 game-winning goals and 13 power play points during the 2015-16 season
Earned All-Conference honors every season she’s played at the varsity level and a two-time All-State honoree
Outside of playing for the White Hawks, she suited up for the Junior White Caps and Velocity Hockey ‘98
Graduated from high school Summa Cum Laude

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