The last home game of the year for the Badgers ended in disappointment as they lost their ninth game in a row.
The Badgers will officially end the regular season with a losing record for the 15th consecutive season.
The Badgers couldn’t prevail against Washington even with Destiny Howell and Gift Uchenna scoring 28 and 24, respectively.
Indiana’s Shay Ciezki drops 31 points, propelling the Hoosiers over the Badgers and endangering the Badgers’ already fragile postseason odds.
Destiny Howell’s 29-point performance wasn’t enough as the Badgers were dominated by Ohio State.
The Badgers women's basketball team is on pace to finish the season with a winning record for the first time since 2011, due to the performance of multiple players.
The Badgers road struggles continued Sunday, dropping their third straight away game.
Kyrah Daniels and Gift Uchenna propelled the Badgers to a stunning win.
A 39-point performance from Destiny Howell propelled the Badgers to a much needed win.
Offensive miscues highlight the Badgers’ third straight loss.
Turnovers and shooting trouble plagued the Badgers.
Shooting woes derailed Wisconsin’s chance of a late comeback
Four Badgers finished with double-digits, with Kyrah Daniels leading the way once again.
The Badgers orchestrated a 21-point comeback led by Kyrah Daniels’ 20 points
Wisconsin continues to handle business against lower quality opponents, but questions remain about the Badgers’ ability to compete with the Big Ten.
Turnover trouble haunted the Badgers' weekend
A historic start to the season for the Badgers.
Destiny Howell’s season high performance proved crucial in a hard-fought win.
A strong defensive performance helps Wisconsin defeat UW-Milwaukee, while guard Destiny Howell hits a milestone of over 1,500 career points.
Three players hit season highs as the Badgers debuted a much improved offense.
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