Wisconsin scored twice in the first period and held on to beat fifth-ranked Denver 3-1 Saturday in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.
John Ramage added a short-handed empty-net goal with 9 seconds left in the game to ice it.
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Badgers hockey: Five good minutes with John Ramage
John Ramage has played 119 games for the University of Wisconsin men’s hockey team — the most on the current roster — so there’s some significance to how the senior defenseman and captain performed last week at Minnesota-Duluth.
Captains named for Badger hockey
Head Coach Mike Eaves gathered his exhausted team after 300-yard shuttle run testing inside the McClain on Wednesday to congratulate them on their hard work and to reaffirm what was already known – that seniors John Ramage (St. Louis) and Ryan Little (Fond du Lac, Wis.) will reprise their roles as Wisconsin men’s hockey captain and assistant captain for the 2012-13 campaign.
Hockey Captain John Ramage Returning For Senior Season
It’s official, Mike Eaves has his captain back. In a tweet this afternoon, Badger defenseman John Ramage confirmed that he’s returning to Madison for his final season of eligibility.
John Ramage Update: Looking More And More Like He’ll Return
It appears that Mike Eaves will have his captain back next season. According to a tweet from Andy Baggot, Wisconsin defenseman John Ramage will likely be back for his senior season in Madison.
John Ramage – Prospect Undecided on Future
The Calgary Flames’ fourth round pick in the 2010 entry draft and his University of Wisconsin Badgers teammates had ambitions of a lengthy run into the NCAA post-season, only to see them snuffed out at the first stage of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs falling to the University of Denver in the deciding game of their best-of-three series.
Ramage’s hit illustrates mounting safety concerns
Friday night’s Wisconsin men’s hockey game was a prime example of players having to walk, or in this case skate, a fine line when it comes to rules that protect their own safety.
