The Badgers earned their first back-to-back wins since early January behind a career game from Chucky Hepburn.
The Wisconsin Badgers secured a spot in the NCAA Championship by defeating the Big Ten rival Gophers in overtime, 3-2.
In the opening round of the NIT, big man Steven Crowl dominated Bradley for a career high in points and 3-pointers.
In the second round of the playoffs, with a trip to the Frozen Four on the line, the Badgers pulled off an upset victory over the Colgate Raiders.
Entering with a nine-game win streak, the Badgers held their own against their toughest competition to date, finishing the weekend 3-2.
In the regional round of the NCAA Tournament, the Badgers dealt with the Sharks in relentless fashion, winning 9-1.
Wisconsin will spend their weekend in Austin with matchups against No. 10 Texas, No. 9 Alabama and Texas State.
Late misses helped the Buckeyes knock Wisconsin out of the tournament — the Badgers’ only first-night elimination in team history.
Senior pitcher Maddie Schwartz has cemented herself among Wisconsin’s best pitchers in recent history. Now, as good as ever, Schwartz hopes to end her career on a high note as a deeper bullpen begins to fill around her.
A golden reputation wasn’t enough to delay the end of Tony Granato’s tumultuous coaching tenure in Madison.
To the surprise of few, Badgers men’s hockey coach Tony Granato was shown the door following multiple seasons of disappointment. How did they get here?
The Badgers’ nightmare season finally came to a close this past weekend against Michigan in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. After losing two winnable games, the university decided to cut ties with coach Tony Granato.
Wisconsin will pursue new men’s ice hockey leadership, firing head coach Tony Granato after seven seasons with the team.
Tyler Wahl and Steven Crowl combined for 42 points as Wisconsin secured an essential win over the Golden Gophers with Selection Sunday just a week away.
The Badgers closed out their regular season with two Big Ten wins, ending the year with a three game winning streak.
Wisconsin’s hopes at a WCHA championship were dashed Friday night after coming up short against Minnesota in the semifinal round, losing 4-2.
The No. 5 Boilermakers traveled to the Kohl Center for Wisconsin’s final regular season home game, in which the Badgers fell 63-61.
Sophomore guard Chucky Hepburn suffered an apparent right knee injury during Sunday’s loss to Michigan, possibly putting a disappointing cap on a rocky season.
Less than 24 hours after overpowering the Mavericks in Game 1 of the WCHA playoffs, Wisconsin took care of business once again, winning 4-1 to advance to the Final Faceoff against Minnesota.
In the final series of the regular season, Wisconsin traveled to State College to receive a brutal beatdown on Friday before responding with an unlikely win on Saturday.
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