The No. 17 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (11-14-3) visited the No. 4 Minnesota Golden Gophers (21-6-3) Friday and Saturday for the first competition against their border rival since November. Wisconsin lost both games, falling to fifth place in the Big Ten with one month left in the regular season.
After a huge Big Ten match-up against the Michigan Wolverines, the No. 17 Badgers are climbing the NCAA rankings ahead of their series against the No. 4 Minnesota Golden Gophers on Friday.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (11-12-3) began their five-series run of Big Ten matchups this past weekend against Michigan (record), winning the first game and tying the second at the Kohl Center.
Coming off of a 6-3 win on Jan. 17 and a win in the shootout that Saturday against Long Island University, the Wisconsin men’s hockey team is hoping to make a statement this week on home ice against a Big Ten rival.
Although men and women’s hockey had differing starts to the season, the end goal is the same: make a strong playoff push. Rankings don’t mean much of anything if you can get past the first round of the Big Ten or WCHA playoffs, but both teams are looking for wins to close out the season that is ending in just over a month.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (9-12-1) fell to the Michigan State Spartans (17-2-1) in overtime on Saturday night at the Frozen Confines. The Badgers were one of four men's hockey teams that traveled to Chicago for a chance to play in the Frozen Confines: Big Ten Hockey Series.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (7-10-1) found mixed results against the University of Michigan Wolverines (record) on Dec. 13 and 14, reminiscent of their last season’s performance, skating away with one loss and one overtime win.
The Wisconsin men’s hockey team’s (5-8-1) energy built on the first sweep of the season against Penn State carried them through their bye week and into the Thanksgiving weekend series against Alaska Anchorage (2-10-2).
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (4-8) swept Penn State (4-5) in their two-game series this weekend, extending their win streak against the Nittany Lions to seven straight wins.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team is off to a rocky start with a 4-8 record. The Badgers have been testing out their goaltending depth further with transfer Tommy Scarfone and returning sophomore goaltender William Gramme.
The Badgers men’s hockey team lost 2-3 to the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Friday night at the Kohl Center.
The Wisconsin men’s hockey team (2-8-0) will head to University Park, Pennsylvania, on Friday and Saturday to face the Penn State Nittany Lions (4-3-0). The Badgers are coming off another set of losses at home — a regulation loss on Friday and an overtime loss on Saturday to the Minnesota Gophers.
The Wisconsin men’s hockey (1-5-2) team will play at home for the first time in two weeks to face the No. 3 Minnesota Gophers for the first time this season this weekend.
The Badgers men’s hockey team earned its first road win of the season on Saturday night against Notre Dame after falling to the Fighting Irish 2-3 in overtime on Friday. The Badgers are now tied for second in the Big Ten with five points in four games.
The Wisconsin men’s hockey (1-5-0) team travels to South Bend, Indiana, to face the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (4-2-0) after being swept by Denver University in their two-game series over the weekend.
The Wisconsin men’s hockey team played their first away games of the season this past Friday and Saturday against the defending national champion and No.1 ranked University of Denver. This marked the first time the Badgers have played at Denver since 2016.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s hockey team has six days to prepare for their two-game away series against Denver University after being swept at home by the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The Wisconsin men’s hockey team (1-3-0) will face No. 1 Denver University in Denver this upcoming weekend after suffering both an overtime and regulation loss to Ohio State last weekend.
The Badgers went into their third overtime of the regular season on Friday night.
The No. 9 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team’s season opener against Lindenwood suffered the same mixed results as their last series against the Lions in January.
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