Penn State rallied late to draw 2-2 with No. 13 Wisconsin, earning its first result against a ranked team this season. Noah Förster scored and assisted, with freshman Sheridan McNish heading home the 86th-minute equalizer.

By the Numbers
  • Final score: Penn State 2, Wisconsin 2.
  • Daniel Peluffo-Wiese made a career-high 9 saves.
  • Penn State is 2-8-3 overall and 0-7-3 in Big Ten play; Wisconsin is 9-2-4.
Yes, But

Penn State twice took the lead, but Wisconsin answered each time and went ahead in the 82nd minute. The Nittany Lions’ late equalizer secured a point, though they are still seeking their first Big Ten win.

State of Play
  • Förster recorded his first collegiate goal and second career assist; Toby Grant supplied a career-high 2 assists.
  • Penn State’s final home match is Senior Day against Duquesne on Wednesday, October 28, at 7 p.m. ET.
Bottom Line

Against a ranked opponent, Penn State showed resilience to salvage a draw—but it needs a conference win to turn that fight into a bigger result.