Edwards sends Badgers to WCHA Final Faceoff with overtime winner
By Hannah Sarnoff | Mar. 3After a commanding Friday shutout and a tense overtime battle Saturday, Laila Edwards’ game-winner punched Wisconsin’s ticket to the WCHA Final Faceoff.
After a commanding Friday shutout and a tense overtime battle Saturday, Laila Edwards’ game-winner punched Wisconsin’s ticket to the WCHA Final Faceoff.
Hilary Knight and Laila Edwards combined in the third period to force overtime against Canada.
With the gold medal match on the horizon, the Badgers on Team USA have proved priceless.
From LaBahn Arena to Milan and Cortina, Wisconsin women’s hockey is setting the standard for Badger sports.
The top-ranked Badgers dominated on special teams to close out their eighth sweep of the season.
Wisconsin fell short Saturday but turned it around Sunday to force a series split.
A hard fought battle on Friday led to a 3-2 overtime loss, but the Badgers bounced back with a 6-1 win Saturday thanks to Cassie Hall’s hat trick.
As five star players head to the Olympics, the No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers are going to have to switch line units around on their road to the playoffs.
Caroline Harvey celebrated her first career hat trick during Wisconsin’s 10-3 victory over Bemidji State Saturday.
The top-ranked Badgers got hot early in Friday’s matchup and never looked back.
As the first Black woman to play hockey for the U.S. at the Winter Games, Badger Hockey player Edwards is paving the way for a new generation.
No. 1 Badgers were led by Caroline Harvey, who has scored in four straight games
The four current Badgers and two graduates named to Team USA Friday are the most of any university.
Wisconsin cemented their status as the No. 1 team in the country in one close, one dominant win against rivals Ohio State.
The No. 1 Badgers followed Thursday’s commanding win over the No. 15 Tommies with a nail biter on Friday.
Wisconsin lost 5-1 on Friday before bouncing back with a 7-2 victory on Saturday.
The No. 1 Badgers took home a 4-0 win over Minnesota State on Saturday before dominating 8-0 on Sunday.
If you’ve ever been to a Wisconsin hockey game, you’ll probably remember one chant better than any other. After every Wisconsin goal, the entire crowd joins to count the goals and scream, “We want more!” For decades, at the center of it all, was superfan Philip J. Dzick.