Badgers men’s hockey improves Big Ten record with sweep of Ohio State
By Ian Wilder | Dec. 5The Badgers continued their solid season performance by sweeping the Ohio State Buckeyes this past weekend.
The Badgers continued their solid season performance by sweeping the Ohio State Buckeyes this past weekend.
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.
After a historic start to the season, the Badgers have played a shaky few games — including a loss — in the series against an inferior Alaska Anchorage team.
The Wisconsin Badgers signed five new players for the 2024-25 hockey season.
With a 9-1-0 start, the Badger men’s team is now ranked alongside the women for the top spots in the country.
Women’s hockey is back again at UW-Madison, and their 12-0 streak shows no signs of stopping.
The Badgers have been red-hot to start the season and are now on a six-game winning streak.
The Badgers defeated the Wolverines both nights in slim, yet significant, victories.
Both the Wolverines and Badgers are hot right now, but one of their win streaks will end this weekend as the teams battle in this Big Ten Matchup.
After joining the rankings last week, the Badgers should continue climbing the leaderboard after a sweep of the top-ranked Minnesota Golden Gophers this week.
The No. 1 Badgers proved their national status with a lopsided series sweep at home.
As the Badgers men’s hockey team continues to prove they’re not the same team they were last year, their approach to the game is why they should be feared.
After losing their first ranked game to the University of North Dakota last week, the Badgers bounced back with a noteworthy sweep of the Michigan Tech Huskies.
The Badgers failed to show much offense against the University of North Dakota as they walked away with their first loss of the season.
The Badgers came back from a 3-2 deficit in the third period to eventually overcome Bemidji State in overtime in a close game Saturday.
The Badgers won both games this weekend against Augustana University in performances that showed a lot of strength but equally demonstrated room for improvement.
The No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team opened their home campaign with back-to-back dominating wins against the Boston College Eagles. Thursday’s 5-3 victory, along with Friday’s 12-2 steamrolling, brings the Badgers record to 4-0-0 in what has been an exceptional start to the season.
Wisconsin Men’s Hockey hosted a free ticket giveaway for students in preparation for the season kickoff.
New head coach Mike Hastings has lots of room to prove himself after a last-place Big Ten finish for the Badgers.