In a holding pattern.

After sweeping Lindenwood by a combined score of 11-3 in two games this past weekend, Penn State women’s hockey remains at the No. 4 spot in the USCHO rankings, it was announced Monday.

No changes were made to the top six in this week’s poll, and Penn State remains the top-ranked team in the AHA.

The Nittany Lions have their last regular-season test ahead of them, when they’ll take on RIT at home this weekend. The first game is set for Friday, February 13, with puck drop being slotted for 6 p.m. No streaming platform has been announced for the game at this time.

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Brian Kriley

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