In Wisconsin’s third series of the season, the Badgers finally entered the win column, sweeping the No.10 ranked Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs.
The Wisconsin Men’s Hockey team started their season 0-4 after losing their opening two series, one against Big Ten opponent Ohio State and the other against former Western Collegiate Hockey Association rival St. Cloud State. Despite losing their opening four games this year, the team displayed some potential, especially against No. 8 St. Cloud.
After going winless in the season’s opening weekend, the Wisconsin Badgers dropped another two games to the St. Cloud State Huskies – leaving them with a concerning 0-4 record.
As pressure mounts on head coach Tony Granato, a potential successor awaits in ex-Badger Andy Brandt.
In the Badgers’ opening series, they went winless against Ohio State – even blowing a 3-0 lead on Saturday.
The Wisconsin Badgers began their 2022-23 campaign with an exhibition matchup against the Lakehead Thunderwolves. Despite accumulating more shots on goal, the Badgers suffered a 3-2 loss in overtime.
After a disappointing 2021-22 season, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team will look to return to Big Ten prominence with the help of some talented new faces and an experienced foundation.
#ColeForHobey. That's it.
While the Badgers are probably a lock to make the NCAA tournament, a couple of wins in the conference tourney wouldn't hurt.
Wisconsin needs just one more win to become Big Ten Champions for the 2021 season.
Wisconsin had a chance to earn the sweep on Saturday, but let the Fighting Irish squeak out a come-from-behind win to earn the split.
Michigan proved a worthy opponent for the red-hot Badgers, who held onto the top spot in the Big Ten with a road series split this weekend.
Ain't no rest for the Badgers, who face another top ten opponent this weekend after sweeping Minnesota out of the top spot in the Big Ten.
Eight games remain for the Badgers, who are holding on to a very narrow edge atop the Big Ten standings.
Another sweep for the Badgers has them in first place in the Big Ten as the season closes in on its final games.
The Badgers will take on the No. 2 Golden Gophers in Minneapolis in an enormous weekend series.
Wisconsin's wins keep coming thanks to a solid weekend from a star-studded first line.
Sitting at 7-5, Wisconsin needs to string some wins together if they hope to get back to the top of the Big Ten standings. A two game series against a mediocre Michigan State team this weekend should play right in the Badgers' favor.
A burst of third period scoring wasn't enough for Wisconsin to come back from a disastrous first period Friday night.
Three straight wins for the Badgers have the team back inside the top 15 and looking to keep climbing the Big Ten standings.
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