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The crowd that fills the stadium on game days at Camp Randall is iconic. Out of the 80,321 seats available, 14,000 of them are filled with die-hard student fans. Despite some recent disappointing seasons, Badgers fans are there to show their support for the team.
As an incoming student to UW-Madison, the campus of Wisconsin can be a daunting place. Downtown Madison, Lake Mendota, Bascom Hill and State Street dominate the initial scenery for new Badgers.
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The Wisconsin women’s hockey team was the center of quite the Cinderella story this season, entering the NCAA tournament unseeded with few playoff expectations, to winning the 2023 championship.
The Wisconsin women’s hockey team (28-10-2) edged out the Ohio State Buckeyes (33-5-2) to win the 2023 NCAA Championship on Sunday, 1-0. The game was low-scoring, yet thrilling, with both teams giving it their absolute all in the final match of the season.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team (28-10-2) prevailed once again in the NCAA Tournament — this time against the rival Minnesota Gophers (30-6-3). After losing to Minnesota earlier in the postseason in a game that would have sent them to the WCHA title showdown, this win was especially sweet for Wisconsin.
The No. 6 Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team (27-10-2) took on the No. 3 Colgate Raiders (36-6-2) to decide who advances to next week’s Frozen Four games. The Badgers took the 4-2 upset win and will move on.
The Wisconsin women’s hockey team (26-10-2) faced the Long Island Sharks (17-15-3) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Thursday. Nine goals were scored by eight different Badgers as they took the 9-1 win over the Sharks to advance.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team (25-10-2) played against the Minnesota Gophers (29-5-2) last Friday in Ridder Arena for the semifinal game of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Final Faceoff.
The Wisconsin Women’s Hockey team (25-9-2) showed up and showed out against the Minnesota State Mavericks (15-20-1) in game two of the WCHA playoffs, winning 4-1.
On Friday night, the Wisconsin Badgers (24-9-2) women’s hockey team shut down the Minnesota State Mavericks (15-19-1) in a 3-0 win for their first game of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) playoffs. Cami Kronish earned her seventh career shutout, saving all 21 shot attempts from the Mavericks.
The Wisconsin Women’s Hockey team wrapped up their regular season this past weekend and are headed into the first round of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) playoffs against Minnesota State beginning Friday.
The No. 6 Badgers women’s hockey team took on the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes this past weekend in an exciting two-game series to finish up the regular season. Wisconsin was able to take home the win Saturday in overtime. Yet on Sunday, the Badgers were unable to maintain their lead, resulting in a devastating 3-1 loss.
This past weekend, Wisconsin traveled to Ridder Arena in Minneapolis for their final road trip of the regular season. Friday night, Wisconsin earned the extra point in a shootout, from a 2-2 tie. Saturday, the Badgers won in a high scoring duel, 7-5.
The No. 8 Wisconsin Badgers (21-8-1, 17-6-1 WCHA) took on the No. 14 St. Cloud State Huskies (16-15, 9-15), for the seventh ever “Fill the Bowl” game at the Kohl Center Friday.
This past weekend, the Badgers (20-7-1, 16-5-1 Big Ten) played against St. Thomas (7-20-1, 2-19-1) with the hopes of continuing their newly-sparked win streak. Not only was Wisconsin able to win both games, but a few Badgers achieved career milestones as well.
On Saturday and Sunday, the Wisconsin Badgers (18-7-1, 14-5-1 WCHA) faced off against the Minnesota State Mavericks (13-13-0, 7-13-0) at home and managed to spark another winning streak following five consecutive losses. They narrowly overtook the Mavericks Saturday, 2-1, before stampeding their way to a 6-0 victory Sunday.
This past weekend, Wisconsin traveled to Mankato, Minnesota to play against the Minnesota State Mavericks in an exciting two-game sweep. The games marked goaltender Cami Kronish’s ninth win and Wisconsin’s halfway mark for the season.
On Friday and Saturday, the No. 2 Wisconsin Badgers took on Bemidji State for the second time this season.
The No. 3 Wisconsin Badgers took on the No. 1 Minnesota Gophers this weekend in a captivating two-game home series.
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