Entering with a three-game losing streak, the Badgers were no match for the conference rival No. 6 Wolverines, dropping both games and surrendering 13 total goals.
In front of an electric Kohl Center crowd, the Badgers fell to Northwestern, unable to avenge their loss earlier in the season.
Wisconsin’s weekend series against St. Cloud State began with a special “Fill the Bowl” event in the Kohl Center Friday night. The Badgers fell flat in front of the packed crowd before claiming victory on Saturday for a series split.
Wisconsin fell 67-90 to Ohio State. It was anyone's game until the fourth quarter, when the Buckeyes outscored the Badgers 20-10.
After building a 16 point halftime lead, the Badgers held off a late Buckeye rally to win on the road and break a three-game losing streak.
Multiple Badger skaters reached new career milestones over the weekend as Wisconsin swept St. Thomas with ease.
Wisconsin faced a tough loss to Northwestern at the Kohl Center — 67-70. Northwestern dominated in the last five minutes of the game, outscoring Wisconsin nine to one and moving the Badgers to a 5-5 home record.
The Badgers were once again pummeled by a ranked conference opponent — this time the No. 20 Fighting Irish, who won by two goals in both weekend contests.
In the first home game of spring semester with students back on campus, the Wisconsin Badgers dropped Saturday’s matchup against Illinois.
Wisconsin bounced back from a three game losing streak to earn a 59-44 win over Valparaiso, while senior Julie Pospisilova became the 28th Badger in program history to reach 1,000 career points, and the first not born in the United States.
In a rematch of Wisconsin’s first Big Ten win this season, Maryland took revenge and bested the Badgers in College Park.
During an action-packed early offseason under new coach Luke Fickell, the Badgers recruited an unprecedented number of talented quarterbacks — sparking even greater hope for the future of Wisconsin football.
Wisconsin dropped yet another close game on the front end of a three-day road trip with yet another starter injured.
A weekend sweep over Minnesota State has given the Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey team new momentum with less than a month remaining in the regular season.
The No. 7 Buckeyes visited the Kohl Center on Friday night, where they were defeated following one of Wisconsin’s strongest performances all season, before ultimately overtaking the Badgers on Saturday.
The Badgers picked up their first conference win, then took one of the nation’s best wrestling teams down to the wire during a pair of weekend matches against the Purdue Boilermakers and Iowa Hawkeyes.
Wahl returns, Crowl dominates as the Badgers end a three-game skid and reset with a tight home win over Penn State.
In their third straight game without Tyler Wahl, the Badgers failed to win without their star yet again, this time losing against Indiana.
In their first home series in over a month, the Wisconsin Badgers proved to be their own worst enemies once again.
The Wahl-less Badgers dropped their second game in a row, this time at home against the Spartans, 69-65.
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