Badgers shine in postseason, look forward to future
By Molly Sheehan | Apr. 23Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey sophomores Laila Edwards and Caroline Harvey earned individual honors on the world stage as they prepare for future seasons.
Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey sophomores Laila Edwards and Caroline Harvey earned individual honors on the world stage as they prepare for future seasons.
The WCHA Tournament-winning Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team have standout defender Caroline Harvey to thank for their success.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team lost to Ohio State in the National Championship game in a low-scoring attempt at the NCAA title.
The Wisconsin women’s hockey team earned a 4-0 shutout in their final game before heading to the NCAA Frozen Four.
In a loaded conference playoff, Wisconsin topped the number one team in the conference on their way to another NCAA title conquest.
Wisconsin women’s hockey put on an offensive clinic on their way to another final four appearance.
Meet some of the leading Wisconsin women’s hockey alumni breaking societal barriers in their sport and beyond.
As the regular season concludes, let’s take a look at the triumphant women’s hockey team and some milestones in their 2023-24 season.
After falling short in game 1, Wisconsin took down the top team of the country to cap off another prolific season at LaBahn.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team swept the Minnesota Golden Gophers as they near the end of their season.
After completing its 13th win in a row, the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team looks to close out a dominant season with a second consecutive national championship.
The Wisconsin women’s hockey team swept the Bemidji State Beavers over the weekend, extending its large win streak.
The Badgers took to the ice ready to battle, winning both games in the series against the Bulldogs.
Head coach Mark Johnson is steering the Badgers toward another playoff run with a second consecutive ring in sight.
All-around play from the Badgers allowed Wisconsin to pick up convincing home wins to begin the new year.
The top-five battle ended even after the Badgers bounced back for a convincing series-tying win.
The No. 3 Wisconsin women’s hockey team has lost three of their last four games coming off a split series against Minnesota Duluth.
The part of the game visiting competitors weren’t ready for: the Crease Creatures.
Women’s hockey is back again at UW-Madison, and their 12-0 streak shows no signs of stopping.
The No. 1 Badgers proved their national status with a lopsided series sweep at home.