Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State Standouts Honored as Three Stars

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Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State Standouts Honored as Three Stars

Penn State’s Berger earns first star after tying for the national lead with five points last weekend 

 

First Star

Chase Berger, Penn State

F – Sr. – St. Louis, Mo. – Finance

  • Tied for the national points lead with five points on two goals and three assists in Penn State’s series sweep of Minnesota
  • Registered back-to-back multi-point efforts, including a three-point game on Friday with one goal and a pair of assists during a 7-2 victory
  • Added a goal and collected the primary assist on the game-winning goal to seal the Nittany Lions’ sweep on Saturday
  • Earns his third career weekly award and first since Jan. 17, 2017 (First Star)
  • Last Penn State honoree: Peyton Jones (Third Star) on Jan. 29, 2019
  • Last Penn State First Star honoree: Kris Myllari on Dec. 18, 2018

 

Second Star

Will Lockwood, Michigan

F – Jr. – Bloomfield Hills, Mich. – Psychology

 

  • Tied for third in the Big Ten with four points last weekend to help the Wolverines sweep in-state rival Michigan State
  • Netted the eventual game-winning goal and recorded two helpers in Friday’s 5-3 win in Ann Arbor
  • Recorded the second goal for Michigan on the power play in Saturday’s 5-2 win in Detroit for the annual Duel in the D
  • Claims his second career weekly award and first since Oct. 25, 2016 (Third Star)
  • Last Michigan honoree: Jake Slaker (Second Star) on Nov. 20, 2018

 

Third Star

Matt Miller, Ohio State

D – Jr. – East Palestine, Ohio – Information Systems

 

  • Registered a goal and an assist to help the Buckeyes sweep Wisconsin last weekend, while extending his point streak to seven games
  • Netted the game-winning goal with just 10 seconds left in overtime on Friday
  • Assisted on Saturday’s game-winner, was +2 and blocked 5 shots as Ohio State limited Wisconsin to just two goals on the weekend
  • Earns his first career weekly award
  • Last Ohio State honoree: Tommy Nappier (Third Star) on Feb. 5, 2019

 

 

2018-19 Big Ten Hockey Three Stars

Oct. 9

First Star: Clayton Phillips, So., D, MINN

Second Star: Brannon McManus, So., F, MINN

Third Star: Sampo Ranta, Fr., F, MINN

 

Oct. 16

First Star: Joe Wegwerth, Sr., F, ND

Second Star: Brandon Biro, Jr., F, PSU

Third Star: Jack Berry, Jr., G, WIS

 

Oct. 23

First Star: Bobby Nardella, Sr., D, ND

Second Star: Sean Dhooghe, So., F, WIS

Third Star: Cal Burke, Jr., F, ND

 

Oct. 30

First Star: Taro Hirose, Jr., F, MSU

Second Star: Josh Norris, So., F, MICH

Third Star: Peyton Jones, Jr., G, PSU

 

Nov. 5

First Star: Patrick Khodorenko, Jr., F, MSU

Second Star: Sean Romeo, Sr., G, OSU

Third Star: Cale Morris, Jr., G, ND

 

Nov. 13

First Star: Nikita Pavlychev, Jr., F, PSU

Second Star: Alex Limoges, So., F, PSU

Third Star: Tommy Nappier, So., G, OSU

 

Nov. 20

First Star: Evan Barratt, So., F, PSU

Second Star: Jake Slaker, Jr., F, MICH

Third Star: Sean Romeo, Sr., G, OSU

 

Nov. 27

First Star: Tyler Sheehy, Sr., F, MINN

Second Star: Taro Hirose, Jr., F, MSU

Third Star: Jack Berry, Jr., G, WIS

 

Dec. 4

First Star: K’Andre Miller, Fr., D, WIS

Second Star: Drew DeRidder, Fr., G, MSU

Third Star: Cam Morrison, Jr., F, ND

 

Dec. 11

First Star: Sean Dhooghe, So., F, WIS

Second Star: Evan Barratt, So., F, PSU

Third Star: Peyton Jones, Jr., G, PSU

 

Dec. 18

First Star: Kris Myllari, Jr., D, PSU

Second Star: Alec Marsh, Sr., F, PSU

Third Star: Brandon Biro, Jr., F, PSU

 

Jan. 3

First Star: Cale Morris, Jr., G, ND

Second Star: Sasha Larocque, Sr., D, OSU

Third Star: Scott Reedy, So., F, MINN

 

Jan. 8

First Star: Mason Jobst, Sr., F, OSU

Second Star: Brent Gates Jr., Sr., F, MINN

Third Star: Tommy Nappier, So., G, OSU

 

Jan. 15

First Star: Mat Robson, Jr., G, MINN

Second Star: Blake McLaughlin, Fr., F, MINN

Third Star: Taro Hirose, Jr., F, MSU

 

Jan. 22

First Star: Michael Graham, Fr., F, ND

Second Star: Mitchell Lewandowski, So., F, MSU

Third Star: Tanner Laczynski, Jr., F, OSU

 

Jan. 29

First Star: Tyler Sheehy, Sr., F, MINN

Second Star: Cale Morris, Jr., G, ND

Third Star: Peyton Jones, Jr., G, PSU

 

Feb. 5

First Star: Rem Pitlick, Jr., F, MINN

Second Star: Taro Hirose, Jr., F, MSU

Third Star: Tommy Nappier, So., G, OSU

 

Feb. 12

First Star: Chase Berger, Sr., F, PSU

Second Star: Will Lockwood, Jr., F, MICH

Third Star: Matt Miller, Jr., D, OSU

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