MADISON, Wis. — After penalties marred the endgame for No. 4 Minnesota Duluth on Saturday against No. 1 Wisconsin, they marred the whole game Sunday as the repeatedly shorthanded Bulldogs suffered a 4-0 loss and WCHA series sweep at La Bahn Arena.

UMD was whistled for 11 penalties and handed the Badgers eight power-play opportunities, on which Wisconsin scored three of its four goals. According to UMD Athletics, the 11 penalties were the team's most in a game since 2009.

Wisconsin opened the scoring on a power play goal, from Caroline Harvey at 6:07 of the first period, while Kate Kosobud was penalized for a hook.

Laney Potter made it 2-0 with a relatively rare even-strength tally with 6:04 to play in the second period, one of just three 5-on-5 goals of a total of eight the Badgers sc

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