The Wisconsin men’s and women’s cross country teams each posted solid results on their home course at the Nuttycombe Invitational on Friday. In the last meet of the regular season, both teams, led by head coach Mick Byrne, competed against some of the nation’s top teams in the first major race of the season for either group. Entering the day ranked 29th nationally, the women’s … [Read more...] about Cross country: Running through Madison, Badgers close season strong at Nuttycome Invite
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Club rugby has ‘great shot’ to make noise in playoffs
This year’s Marquette club rugby team is unique. Their robust senior class – who have been playing since they were first-years – are leading the charge in the post-season. For club president Dominic Bartolone and vice president Joey Yurek, both in the College of Business Administration, it is a sign that the team can make some noise in the playoffs this year. “The accumulation … [Read more...] about Club rugby has ‘great shot’ to make noise in playoffs
Women’s soccer: Badgers stumble in Seattle
The University of Wisconsin No. 15 women’s soccer team took to the road on Sunday afternoon to face No. 17 University of Washington Huskies. The opening half saw both teams on the defensive side of the ball, but both struggled to create chances on the offensive side of it. Right before halftime, sophomore Jadea Collin made a crucial block off a Washington corner, keeping the … [Read more...] about Women’s soccer: Badgers stumble in Seattle
Men’s basketball: Badgers return to Kohl Center floor in Red-White Scrimmage
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s men’s basketball team played in front of Badger fans for the first time in the 2025-26 season at the annual Red-White Scrimmage on Sunday at the Kohl Center. A roster full of new faces was divided into two teams that faced off in a game that featured two 16-minute halves. Juniors John Blackwell and Nolan Winter showcased the value of … [Read more...] about Men’s basketball: Badgers return to Kohl Center floor in Red-White Scrimmage
Jocelyn Leigh making immediate impact for women’s soccer
As Marquette women’s soccer lost 10 seniors to graduation last season, while retaining Molly Keiper and Aislinn Boyle as graduate students; sophomore forward Jocelyn Leigh has made an immediate impact for Marquette since transferring from Loyola Chicago. Leigh leads the Golden Eagles this season with six goals, including two via penalty kicks. She also earned a spot on the Big … [Read more...] about Jocelyn Leigh making immediate impact for women’s soccer