Photos: Wisconsin women's basketball vs. Saint Louis in the Great 8 at the WNIT
Wisconsin women's basketball postseason run falls short against Saint Louis: 3 things that stood out
Injuries to a pair of starters left the Badgers shorthanded in a season-ending loss to the Billikens. Here are three things that stood out.
One of the Badgers' top 3-point shooters and on-ball defenders may not return. Here's what we know and how it impacts the Badgers.
The Badgers' continued rebuild took a big step forward this season. Here are the three biggest needs to address this offseason to keep the momentum going.
Coaches of Badgers winter sports had their contract terms extended through the 2028-29 season by the Athletic Board.
A seldom-used post player for the Badgers announced where she will play next after graduating early. Here's what we know.
The Badgers addressed another area of need Friday by adding a former Duquesne long-range scoring threat to its backcourt.
A second former reserve post player in as many days announced where she'll play next year. Here's what we know.
The former UW-Whitewater standout became coach Marisa Moseley's first assistant to depart this offseason after one season with the Badgers.
The Horizon League's top rebounder and fifth-leading scorer chose the Badgers, and has three years of eligibility.
The latest Badgers transfer commitment left her hometown of Pittsburgh and within minutes established a connection to Madison.
The Badgers completed their coaching staff with an assistant who has over two decades of experience. Here's what we know.
There was the opportunity to leave after a sensational sophomore season. She instead decided there still was work remaining at a place she loves.
The Badgers will spend the week of Thanksgiving in a warm climate for the second straight season. Here's who Wisconsin will face.
Life and opportunity have finally aligned for Fro Jerro to make the jump to women's college basketball's top ranks.
An accelerated addition to the Badgers helped an in-state standout realize her college basketball dream, and dive right into the life of a Division I athlete.
The Badgers didn't have a top in-state recruit in the 2025 class, but that outlook is different for 2026.
Women's college basketball set numerous viewership and attendance records last season. The Big Ten is home to some of the sport's most recognizable players.
A sharpshooter and sophomore post hope to help the Badgers and their all-conference pick take the next step under Marisa Moseley.
