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[ad_1] After a 16-game regular season full of dominance and COVID-19 cancellations, the University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team (12-3-1-0) has secured the Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s regular-season championship for the eighth time. With the regular-season championship comes the No. 1 overall seed in the annual WCHA Final Faceoff. This …

[ad_1] Throughout the season, the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team (5-17, 2-17 Big Ten) has been wildly inconsistent. When everything clicks, the Badgers can compete with anyone in the Big Ten. The problem is — this rarely happens. Against the Iowa Hawkeyes (14-7, 10-7), they won the rebounding battle …

[ad_1] University of Wisconsin student-athletes are mainly recognized for their spectacular on-field performance, highlight-reel plays and game-winning shots. But when competing at the highest level, things get lost in the shuffle and fans sometimes fail to recognize these student-athletes for what they are — college students. Now, there is a …

[ad_1] MADISON, Wis. (AP) Illinois held on without Ayo Dosunmu. Not even an amazing outburst from Wisconsin’s D’Mitrik Trice could stop the Illini from completing the school’s first regular-season sweep of the Badgers since 2005. Kofi Cockburn scored 19 points and No. 5 Illinois topped No. 23 Wisconsin 74-69 on …

[ad_1] The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team (16-10, 10-9 Big Ten) fell to the Purdue Boilermakers (17-8, 12-6) 73-69 in a game that was tough, competitive and down to the wire. Purdue’s points came from an atypical source — 7-foot-4-inch freshman center Zach Edey. Edey, who averages 8.5 points, …

[ad_1] CLOSE The Badgers had few answers for Purdue’s 7-foot-4 freshman center Zach Edey who finished with a career-high 21 points Tuesday. (Photo: Marc Lebryk, Marc Lebryk-USA TODAY Sports) For Wisconsin’s players and coaches, consider them the Not-So-Fab Five. Including a 73-69 loss to host Purdue on Tuesday night, the Badgers have …

[ad_1] The Madison Mavericks are set to play their debut season in the Official Basketball Association this April, thanks to the help of Mavericks Owner Roy Boone. The idea of bringing semi-professional basketball to Madison was sparked during a conversation with old friend and former WNBA player Tamara Moore, Boone …