Iowa Athletics and UW Athletic Director Chris McIntosh have both issued statements regarding a fan interaction with Wisconsin wrestler Austin Gomez.
For the first time in three weeks, the Wisconsin women’s hockey team will play in front of a La Bahn crowd when they return home to face Minnesota-Duluth this weekend.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s athletic department announced on Wednesday the men’s and women's basketball teams will wear special shooting shirts during the month of February to honor the late Virgil Abloh and February’s Black History Month.
Missed the final match? No worries; Cardinal sports reporter Taylor Smith will catch you up with her thrilling recount of the final match.
The Badgers set their sights for a rebound game against Nebraska after failing to capitalize in their game against Michigan State.
Wisconsin fell to the Gophers in both games at Ridder Arena this past weekend in a top 5 border battle.
After a slow start and the dismissal of a running back who was supposed to follow in the path paved by former Badger greats, Wisconsin rebounded to finish the season strong, though it’s hard to say the team reached all of their goals.
A Badger fan was banned from University of Wisconsin-Madison athletic events after using a racist gesture at a men's basketball game against Northwestern University.
After falling just short of a Big Ten West Championship, Wisconsin travels to Las Vegas to take on Arizona State for the first time since the infamous 2013 meeting in Tempe.
No. 4 Badgers advance to NCAA Volleyball Tournament sweet sixteen
The Badgers will kick off their NCAA Tournament play this Friday at the UW Field House against the Colgate University Raiders.
A rare poor performance by freshman running back Braelon Allen was too much for Wisconsin to overcome as the Badgers miss out on a Big Ten West title, falling to the Gophers in the Border Battle.
Nebraska gave Wisconsin a scare with almost 500 yards of offense, but the Badgers escaped off the back of Braelon Allen, who scored the 52 yard game-winning touchdown.
The Badgers, led by Sydney Hillard, Katie Nelson and Sara Stapleton, take on Bradley, led by Caroline Waite, Sierra Morrow and Daija Powell, in an attempt to bounce back from a loss to NJIT.
Riding a six-game winning streak, the No. 15 Wisconsin faceoffs against Nebraska for the Freedom Trophy in the Badgers’ final home game of the season.
After dominant win against Rutgers, Wisconsin will have to reorganize its rushing attack after the loss of Chez Mellusi before its matchup against the feisty Wildcat defense.
Wisconsin returns home to face Purdue and Northwestern for the second time this season, with Purdue being a highly anticipated shot at redemption.
Despite having a young team this year, the Badgers showed lots of promise of a dominant season in their opener against St Francis-Brooklyn on Tuesday.
Despite a career high in saves for Jordyn Bloomer (11), the Badgers lose to the Scarlet Knights, 1-0, in the first round of the Big Ten tournament.
The Badgers dominated on the road yet another weekend in a row, defeating both Iowa and Northwestern in three sets each.
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