Badgers reach career milestones, extend win streak to four
By Maddie Sacks | Feb. 2Multiple Badger skaters reached new career milestones over the weekend as Wisconsin swept St. Thomas with ease.
Multiple Badger skaters reached new career milestones over the weekend as Wisconsin swept St. Thomas with ease.
In their first game in nearly two weeks, the Wisconsin women’s hockey team traveled to Bemidji to face the Beavers. In a dominant return to the ice, the Badgers won both games, 13-1 and 4-1.
In a weekend series between two of the three best teams in the country, Wisconsin ultimately prevailed over Minnesota as the Big Ten foes tied on Friday before the Badgers took a convincing 4-1 win on Saturday.
Amid a glowing 10-2-0 start to the season, one Badger has stood out among the rest — and it’s only her first year.
Wisconsin traveled to Minnesota Duluth to face the Bulldogs on Friday and Saturday, splitting the weekend series and losing their illustrious nine-game winning streak.
The Wisconsin Badgers handily swept the Bemidji State Beavers on Thursday and Friday night – marking their eighth and ninth consecutive wins.
The rolling Wisconsin Badgers tallied their fifth straight win of the year in the third series against the Tommies of St. Thomas.
In the second weekend of the season, the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team faced off against the Lindenwood Lions at home. The Badgers handled the Lions with ease, scoring 16 total goals and not allowing any.
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.
Wisconsin fell to the Gophers in both games at Ridder Arena this past weekend in a top 5 border battle.
The top-ranked Wisconsin women’s hockey team consolidated their No. 1 ranking with a weekend sweep over the second-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes.
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.
A huge win for Wisconsin has them back in the Frozen Four, where they'll face either Boston College or Ohio State in the semifinal game.
The Badgers dropped a spot in the rankings while winning out, an interesting phenomenon that has made their path to the NCAA title just a bit harder.
The Badgers have their first trophy of the championship season. They have their eyes set on another.
One more win for the Badgers would give them both the regular season and tournament titles in the WCHA.
It's championship weekend for the Badgers, who shape up favorably to the nation's title contenders.
Wisconsin's comeback heroics clinched them a conference title on Saturday afternoon as they hold onto the No. 1 ranking in the nation.