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The UW Women’s hockey team saw their season come to an unexpected end when they were upset in the semifinals of the Frozen Four on Friday night.
Wisconsin Lost to Colgate in a 3-4 double overtime thriller that included a 48 to 24 shooting advantage for the Badgers. Even though Wisconsin dominated both the game and the season, it the final result wasn’t what they wanted.
In this week’s Game On!, Producer Alejandro Alonso Galva gives a final send off to this year’s team and the seniors: Claudia Kepler, Baylee Wellhausen, and Lauren Williams.

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What if we told you, the University of Wisconsin’s Hockey Team was one of the best in the world. Here on our little Isthmus, the Badger hockey team has become a training ground for future Olympians and stars.

This year’s PyeongChang Olympics featured a gold medal rematch in Women’s Hockey, Team USA versus Team Canada. Many call it the greatest current Olympic rivalry. But for Wisconsin, it’s Badgers versus Badgers. With four former Badgers on Team USA and five former Badgers on Team Canada, Wisconsin is coming home with Gold and Silver.

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In this Game On: Hot Take Edition, Alejandro breaks down why USF has a legitimate argument to claim on national championship based on a precedent set by none other than Alabama.

This weekend, the UW Women’s Hockey Team will compete in the NCAA tournament’s “Frozen Four.” On Friday night at 7 p.m., Wisconsin takes on Colgate University in Minneapolis. On the other side of the bracket is Clarkson University and Ohio State.
Earlier in the year, Ohio state bested Wisconsin, putting a blotch on a near perfect season. Meanwhile, Clarkson is the winner of last year’s bitter championship game where the Badgers fell just short of a NCAA title.
In this week’s WORT Sports Feature, “Game On,” Producer Alejandro Alonso Galva talks about the Badger’s search for redemption and what vengeance looks like on the ice.

(WORT) — Bo Ryan made headlines this weekend after Deadspin reported that the UW-Madison investigated the former men’s basketball coach about having an extramarital affair.
Are we suddenly French? Or are we a Big Ten School? WORT Sports Director Elizabeth DiNovella keeps it real.

(WORT) — The Denver Broncos bested the Carolina Panthers in this year’s Super Bowl. More than one hundred million people watched the big game this year including WORT Sports Director Elizabeth DiNovella.