February 27, 2026
Wisconsin 3 @ St. Louis 2 (SO) – Wisconsin pulled out a 3-2 shootout win over St. Louis in a hard-fought battle on the road. Anthony Moorehead got the Woodsmen on the board first, setting up the early momentum, and Ty Paulios added a second to give Wisconsin a comfortable lead. The Jr. Blues weren’t backing down, though, Caden Lindley and Teagan Lee answered to tie it up and force overtime. Both goalies were spectacular, with Alex Rivolta standing tall for Wisconsin, stopping 39 of 41 shots and making key saves in the shootout. In the end, it was Ozbej Muzan who sealed the victory with the decisive shootout goal, keeping Wisconsin’s winning streak alive. St. Louis fought hard throughout, with Chase Kozma shining with two assists, but the Woodsmen proved just a little too strong in the end.
February 28, 2026
Wisconsin 2 @ St.Louis 6 – The St. Louis Jr. Blues delivered an offensive showcase on home ice, defeating the Wisconsin Woodsmen 6–2 in a high-tempo Central Division matchup. St. Louis set the tone early, finding the back of the net three times in the opening period. Chase Kozma opened the scoring midway through the frame, and after Ozbej Muzan briefly answered for Wisconsin, the Jr. Blues responded emphatically. Stephen Craig restored the lead before Kyle Settles extended it to 3–1, capping a dominant first period in which St. Louis controlled pace and generated consistent pressure. The Jr. Blues widened the gap in the second. Brodie Mich pulled Wisconsin within one at 3–2, but that momentum was short-lived. Eric Denny buried back-to-back goals just over five minutes apart, including a late-period strike with 32 seconds remaining, to push the lead to 5–2 heading into the third. Nicholas Morgan added an early insurance marker in the final frame, scoring just over two minutes in to effectively seal the contest. St. Louis finished with a commanding 43–35 edge in shots, including a 19-shot first period that set the offensive tone. Balanced scoring and sustained pressure across all three periods powered the Jr. Blues to a convincing four-goal victory.
