No. 12 Wisconsin wins decisively in series opener against Penn State
By Cole Wozniak | Jan. 22, 2021Three straight wins for the Badgers have the team back inside the top 15 and looking to keep climbing the Big Ten standings.
Three straight wins for the Badgers have the team back inside the top 15 and looking to keep climbing the Big Ten standings.
The Badgers have cleaned up their play on the ice this month. Can a couple of games agains the mediocre Nittany Lions add to the team's momentum?
Freshman goaltender Cameron Rowe's shutout helped lead the Badgers to a series sweep against the Sun Devils.
The Badgers return to LaBahn Arena for a matchup against an underachieving Sun Devils team.
The Badgers took down the nation's best team on Saturday. Can they keep the momentum going on Sunday?
Badgers and former Badgers alike showed out for their national teams at the World Junior Championships in Edmonton.
The Badgers and Gophers will face off on Saturday and Sunday in the Badgers' first game since 2020.
Another series split for Wisconsin against a ranked Big Ten opponent.
Wisconsin has now lost three consecutive games after a hot start to the season.
The 14th-ranked Badgers have a chance to recover from last weekend's rough outing against Arizona State as they take on the 13th-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes on Thursday and Friday.
The Badgers couldn't hold off a fast-strike Michigan offense in Thursday night's home opener.
Back-to-back victories have the 2020 season looking much more promising than last year's failures.
The UW men's hockey team seeks to bounce back after a rough 2019-20 campaign.
The margins between winning and losing are often small, for Wisconsin’s men’s hockey team on Saturday night, they couldn’t have been smaller.
With just over 13 minutes left in the second period Wisconsin goaltender Daniel Lebedeff made a glove save on Notre Dame’s Colin Theisen.
If you’ve felt like Wisconsin’s men’s hockey team had been chasing the action all game in recent years, you wouldn’t be far off.
10 minutes, 50 seconds. That’s how long Wisconsin was able to extend its season, taking No. 18 Penn State to overtime in the final game of its Big Ten Tournament first-round series.
A chaos-filled end to regular season play drastically changed the Big Ten Tournament bracket before Saturday’s action.
When senior center Seamus Malone went off for a hooking with two minutes and 28 seconds left in overtime, Wisconsin’s chances of making it to the end of the period looked slim.
The struggling Badgers (5-8-5 Big Ten, 9-14-5 overall) travel to No. 15 Notre Dame (8-8-2 Big Ten, 15-10-3 overall) this weekend, hoping to snap a four-game winless streak.