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[ad_1] This weekend the Wisconsin Women’s Tennis Team was matched up with the University of Iowa and finally stole a “w.” The team was hoping for a victory to finish out this season after suffering through a seven-match losing streak. Pulling off this win allowed the Badgers to finish the …

[ad_1] It was a long and winding road for Garret Dooley throughout his career in Madison. Two different position changes finally brought him to outside linebacker, where he became a solid rotational player as a junior before seizing his opportunity to be a difference maker as a senior. Garret Dooley …

[ad_1] Kelsey Grambeau said her final goodbyes to the University of Wisconsin women’s tennis team with a 4–1 victory on Sunday.  Grambeau’s accolades at the university extend far beyond the court though, as the senior is a two time Academic All Big Ten recipient and President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. …

Nate Reuvers drives to the hoop and throws down a dunk. source

[ad_1] The University of Wisconsin Softball Team (22–17, 6–6 Big Ten) played host to Purdue (13–34, 4–10 Big Ten) in a three-game weekend set against the backdrop of Madison’s spring weather debut. On Friday the Badgers lost a close one to the Boilermakers on student night at Goodman Diamond. The …

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[ad_1] The University of Wisconsin men’s tennis team (13–11, 5–6 Big Ten) traveled to Evanston Sunday for their final regular season match of the year, in a meeting against Northwestern University (9–16, 4–7 Big Ten). Coming into the match, the Badgers were spotty, losing five of their last six. The …

[ad_1] Fifteen up and 15 down for the Wisconsin Badgers’ spring football season. These practices weren’t expected to answer many of the questions lingering about a defensive unit losing seven starters and two major contributors, but there were some good performances that could translate to more definitive roles heading into …

Brandon Williams visits with new Wisconsin DC Jim Leonhard. source