Playing before a sellout crowd dominated by boisterous Wisconsin fans Friday night, the top-ranked Badgers beat the Gophers, 6-2, setting up a rematch of last year’s title game won by Ohio State,

The University of Minnesota men's hockey team was knocked out of the NCAA Tournament by Massachusetts Thursday night when the Minutemen scored the game-winning goal after a controversial no-call.

The Gophers women's hockey team was just never able to figure out its border rival. The fourth-seeded Gophers struck first, but Laila Edwards had a hat trick for top-seeded Wisconsin, which dominated the latter two periods in a 6-2 victory in a Frozen Four semifinal Friday night at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis.

The Gophers women’s hockey team is unanimous in the belief that it is playing its best hockey of the season as it prepares for a meeting with top-ranked Wisconsin in the semifinals of the Frozen Four on Friday night at Ridder Arena.

however Wisconsin's Casey O'Brien broke loose during a four-on-four and brought the game to 4-2 with exactly two seconds remaining. The Gophers were unable to bounce back in the third period, giving up two more Badger scores, both by Laila Edwards ...

Abbey Murphy scored a pair of power-play goals to lead the fourth-seeded Gophers women's hockey team to a 3-2 victory over fifth-seeded Colgate in a NCAA Tournament Regional Final on Saturday at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — In the small world of college women’s hockey that has been dominated by handful of schools in the 2½ decades since the NCAA began sponsoring the sport, Wisconsin has come the closest to conquering it. This bunch of Badgers might be the best of all.

The NCAA Women’s Frozen Four officially kicks off Friday night in Minneapolis with the top four teams — Wisconsin, Ohio State, Minnesota and Cornell — playing for the 2025 national championship.

After missing out on the Frozen Four last season, Minnesota is hoping they can get one big game out of its stars to take down Goliath in the semifinals. It wasn’t an easy road for head coach Brad Frost’s team, who had to go through Ohio State to get to the WCHA final just a couple of weeks ago.

Muzerall, the leading goal scorer in Gophers history, will coach Ohio State in its fourth consecutive championship game.

A leg injury sidelined Aaron Huglen for his final playoff run with the University of Minnesota, making him sit out one last return to Scheels Arena.