MEN'S BASKETBALL

Brad Davison opts to return to Madison for fifth season

By Joe Rickles | Apr. 15

Brad Davison, Wisconsin's most polarizing player, announced that he would return to the Badgers for another season on Wednesday.

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Badger women's soccer kicks off Big Ten tournament vs. Wildcats

By J.J. Post | Apr. 11

The Badgers will play their first game of the Big Ten tournament Sunday afternoon at McClimon Field.

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COLUMNS

Column: MLB should avoid Milwaukee for Midsummer Classic

By Joe Rickles | Apr. 5

The Wisconsin state legislature's insistence on curbing voting rights should keep the MLB from considering the state as an option for the 2021 All-Star Game, writes Sports Editor Joe Rickles. 

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COLUMNS

Column: The hypocrisy of the NCAA

By Seamus Rohrer | Apr. 3

The NCAA's argument for "amateurism" has countless holes in it. Some of them are detailed here by Cardinal sports writer Seamus Rohrer.

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Badgers close out regular season with border battle

By J.J. Post | Apr. 2

The Badger women's soccer team will take the field for the final time of their regular season against Minnesota.

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VOLLEYBALL

Badgers end regular season undefeated with sweep against Michigan

By Ellie Nowakowski | Apr. 2

The undefeated Badger volleyball squad closed out their season with a straight-set sweet against Michigan.

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VOLLEYBALL

Another sweep secures Wisconsin the Big Ten Championship title

By Lara Klein | Apr. 2

The still-undefeated Badgers took down the Michigan Wolverines to clinch the Big Ten title for the second straight year.

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SPORTS

COVID complications return for top-ranked Badgers

By Ellie Nowakowski | Mar. 30

Wisconsin hasn't slipped in the rankings despite playing just one match in over a month this spring. 

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Badgers face tough test vs. Scarlet Knights at McClimon

By J.J. Post | Mar. 28

Fresh off of a win against Maryland, the Badgers will take on the team with the second-best record in the Big Ten in the Scarlet Knights.

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SPORTS

How the NCAA re-enforces a culture of sports inequality

By Riley Sumner | Mar. 25

The NCAA showed how they feel about women's sports through their actions rather than their words.

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SPORTS

#NotNCAAProperty: How three Big Ten basketball players took on the NCAA

By Joe Rickles | Mar. 25

On St. Patrick's Day, three Big Ten players started a movement that sought to fix the age-old issue of collegiate amateurism.

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VOLLEYBALL

One month later, Badgers prove they’re still the best

By Lara Klein | Mar. 23

It took seven postponed matchups for the Badgers to get back on the court, but they shook the rust off quickly Sunday with a win over No. 5 Minnesota. 

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Wisconsin men's basketball season ends after running into Baylor buzzsaw

By Joe Rickles | Mar. 22

The Badgers were simply outmatched by the No. 1-seed Baylor Bears on Sunday afternoon, ending their season with a 76-63 loss.

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WOMEN'S HOCKEY

Watts plays hero, wins Wisconsin’s sixth national championship with overtime goal

By Christian Voskuil | Mar. 22

Wisconsin was absolutely dominant after the New Year, and it culminated in a second-straight NCAA title for the Badgers with a thrilling OT victory Saturday night.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Wisconsin dismantles North Carolina to move forward in NCAA tournament

By Nathan Denzin | Mar. 19

March Bradness was in full effect Friday night, as the senior dropped a season high 29 points to lead the 9-seed Wisconsin Badgers (18-12 overall) over the 9-seed North Carolina Tar Heels 85-62 to move on to the Round of 32.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Cardinal Madness: Four at-large bids that shouldn’t be overlooked

By Kelly Rash | Mar. 18

A few solid at-large teams can make a run this March Madness — Including one right here in Madison. 

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Cardinal Madness: Which Cinderellas will make a run this March?

By Nathan Denzin | Mar. 18

A couple of at-large bids have the chance to make a deep run this spring. Anything goes in March.