Penn State Women’s Hockey Releases 2022-23 Schedule
Penn State women’s hockey’s season is inching closer.
The Nittany Lions released their full 2022-23 regular-season schedule Wednesday morning that features 34 games, 18 of which will take place at Pegula Ice Arena.
Bring on 2022-23!
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: The Nittany Lions are scheduled to kick off their regular season with a home series against the Wisconsin Badgers on September 22 and 23. The CHA portion of the schedule doesn’t begin until late October when Penn State travels to Lindenwood for a two-game series on October 28 and 29.
Some notable matchups for Penn State include showdowns against Minnesota and Boston University. Mercyhurst and Syracuse are always intriguing matchups, too.
A road series against RIT on February 17 and 18 will cap off the regular season. Then, the CHA Tournament will take place in a location to be determined after the season concludes.
Penn State heads into next season after an 18-10-5 2021-22 campaign that ended with a second-round loss against Mercyhurst in the CHA Tournament. The 18 wins last season were the most in program history.
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