In their 10th NCAA Tournament appearance in program history, the Buckeyes lost their chance at returning to the Frozen Four.
Buckeyes lost their chance at returning to the Frozen Four
While Ohio State struck first with a fast-break, unassisted score by junior forward Joe Dunlap, Quinnipiac flipped momentum with two goals in 15 seconds in the first period before Cristophe Tellier and Jayden Lee scored two third-period goals to secure the win. Quinnipiac forward Sam Lipkin was called for cross-checking against Ohio State's Travis Treolar, giving the Buckeyes a two-minute power play. Buckeyes coach Steve Rohlik challenged for a potential five-minute major, losing despite the contact toward Treolar's head.
Ohio State killed each of Quinnipiac's four power-play chances, coming in with the best penalty kill in the country.After a turnover 91 seconds into the game, Dunlap took possession beating two Bobcats defenders and putting the puck right past the goalline in the hands of Perets.
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