Jess Williams, Tim Kelly and Kelly Sheffield go over the itinerary at lunch in Istanbul.
Tim Kelly, right, guides UW volleyball players around Sforzesco Castle in Milan, Italy.
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The Badgers played several matches across Turkey, Italy and Slovenia. There were surprises from meeting former Wisconsin athletes, learning ab…
The Badgers volleyball team won the program's first national title in 2021. It celebrated with fans and carried the celebration into 2022.
Following Monday's loss to an Italian team in Milan, the Badgers finished competition with a 3-2 record.
Coach Kelly Sheffield and the players came away with a positive feeling after the five-set loss to an Italian team.
After being told by coach Kelly Sheffield to go their own ways, the Badgers players experienced the thrills of the "City of Canals."
The Badgers swept a squad considered the second-best professional team in Slovenia
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There was plenty of familiarity for the junior outside hitter in Slovenia, from the faces she saw to dinner with the Badgers.
The city's culture, tourist spots and food impressed the players as part of their tour.
The Badgers met up with a men's basketball great for lunch before the European tour takes the volleyball team to Slovenia.
It didn't take long for Temi Thomas-Ailara to impress for the Badgers, who later supported Nigel Hayes-Davis in a playoff game.
The Badgers opened their European competition on the court and created an important memory for a defensive specialist.
A bird welcomed Wisconsin's Caroline Crawford while Gulce Guctekin's parents surprised her and her Badgers teammates.
The libero from Turkey is excited to return to her native country as the Badgers embark on a European tour.
The former Badgers star is competing on the other side of the globe in Turkey, but his basketball exploits resonate in Madison.
Former Wisconsin men's basketball star Nigel Hayes-Davis has reinvented his game while playing in Turkey, all while developing an invention.
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