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For the third time in a row, the No. 2 Badgers (31-2 overall) defeated No. 18 Ohio State (23-12) in the NCAA tournament, giving them their third win against the Buckeyes this season. Unlike the past two contests, Ohio State pushed the Badgers to a fifth set after getting swept in their first two matchups.
The Badgers swept through the first two matches of the NCAA Tournament and are moving on to the Sweet 16.
The Badgers swept through their first two matches in Madison to advance to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16.
After a blowout win against Western Michigan in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the No. 4-seeded Wisconsin Badgers (30-2 overall) hosted the Illinois State Redbirds (27-6) Friday night. While the Badgers won in straight sets for the 22nd time this season, they were met with some sturdy competition in every set.
No. 4-seeded Wisconsin (29-2 overall) started off its NCAA tournament run Thursday by sweeping Western Michigan (22-14) at the UW Field House. The Badgers won the first and final sets easily, at 25-9 and 25-10, while Western Michigan made life difficult for the Badgers in the second pushing them to a highly contested 26-24 set win.
Sophomore Lauren Carlini was named Big Ten Player of the Year.
No. 2 Wisconsin (28-2 overall) is ready to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament starting Thursday against Western Michigan (22-13). The Badgers clinched the Big Ten title last weekend after defeating Purdue (22-10) in three sets.
Kelli Bates was pivotal for the Badgers win over the Buckeyes.
No. 2 Wisconsin (16-1 Big Ten, 25-2 overall) continued its winning streak after defeating No. 10 Illinois (13-4, 21-7) in four sets Wednesday night at the UW Field House.
Volleyball coach Kelly Sheffield has No. 2 Wisconsin rolling lately, winning 15 straight matches to earn a 24-2 record.
It was a good week to be a Badger fan. The football team dominated Nebraska to remain tied with Minnesota for first in the Big Ten West. Men’s basketball raised last season’s Final Four banner and dominated both of its opponents.
Haleigh Nelson led the Badgers in kills and blocks, anchoring a dominant front line that’s driven an amazing winning streak.
Courtney Thomas was critical to Wisconsin’s win Wednesday.
No. 4 Wisconsin (14-1 Big Ten, 23-2 overall) dispatched pesky Michigan (6-9, 11-14) in three sets Wednesday at the UW Fieldhouse by the scores of 25-19, 26-24 and 25-18.
Freshman Kelli Bates has been a key player for UW, starting 17 matches and ranking second on the team in kills per set.
Football
Ellen Chapman led a Badger offense that swept Michigan State.
Sophomore setter Lauren Carlini dominated against Purdue, recording a stellar 42 assists. The Badgers head to Indiana this Saturday as they look for their 11th straight victory.
Solutions by The State News
