#wcha

[womenaremymew]

caroline >>>

[girlokwhatever]

who wants kk harvey fics???????

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[hyenabeanz]

I am very cranky no one has managed to make over the air channels streamable yet. I am JUST outside the range of the Fox9+ antennae range without a serious antennae, and I just cannot justify that expense and fuss for the like... Few times a year I wanna watch local women's sports/Olympics. Ugh.

Hoping someone drops a stream to the WCHA finals somewhere but the couple of usual spots are not coming thru so far.

[strawberryblondebutch]

Minnesota State–Mankato upsets Minnesota in double overtime!

[wausaupilotreview]

Wisconsin’s O’Brien sets school points record as Badgers punch WCHA Final Faceoff ticket

With the win, Wisconsin (33-1-2) secured a spot in the WCHA Final Faceoff next weekend in Duluth.

Wausau Pilot & Review Senior captain Casey O’Brien became Wisconsin’s all-time points leader as the top-ranked Badgers cruised to an 11-0 win over Bemidji State in a WCHA first-round playoff game Saturday at LaBahn Arena. O’Brien recorded a six-point night to break the program’s career points record, surpassing Hilary Knight’s 262 points. O’Brien now has 265 career points. With the win,…

[collegefootballplayoffs]

buckeye win on alumni weekend… more proof that this team is powered by Love

[lukesvangelista]

𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐒, 𝐁𝐀𝐁𝐘ˡᵉ⁷⁷

in which luke witnesses your shot at the national championship.

warnings; none that i can think of (may upset some wisconsin fans, sorry if this is too soon)

If you could tell the hockey gods to go to hell at this moment, you would not hesitate.

March 24, 2024. Whittemore Center Arena, University of New Hampshire. The University of Wisconsin vs. The Ohio State University. 2 vs. 1. A little over eight minutes left in the game. The score? 0-0.

Despite outshooting Wisconsin throughout the entire game, you had not scored a single goal. You had had a few close chances, sliding in past Wisconsin’s defensemen a few times, but just couldn’t convert. At this point, you were thanking Raygan for her outstanding performance in goal. But most definitely not the hockey gods.

The voice of Coach Muzerall fluttered through your ears as she told you all to give it everything you got. You were sure Mark Johnson was giving the same speech to his girls at the opposing bench, but honestly, you were too nervous to care. Your eyes wandered around the arena in hopes of finding the only person who could offer any comfort at the moment — Luke.

Unfortunately, Luke had missed the past few games of the NCAA tournament — even your earlier Frozen Four game against Clarkson — because of his schedule with the Preds. Luckily for you, the team was rewarded with a complete off day after their win over Detroit last night. So Luke did the only he could think of. He bought a plane ticket to Durham as soon as he landed in Nashville, and ubered to the arena in order to see you play. You woke up to a text saying that he’d be there, and were beyond excited (and relieved).

As you skated onto the ice in preparation to resume the game, you were able to locate him about halfway up in the stands. He was on his feet, decked up in his scarlet and gray apparel, with a buckeye necklace hanging around his neck. In his hands was a sign that read ‘BUCKEYES > BUCKY’. A small smile crept its way onto your face, wondering where he would have even gotten the materials to make it, but you didn’t care. His support meant everything.

After moving your eyes off of Luke, you focused on Cayla Barnes, who was stationed off to the right of you. She gave you a quick nod, and you knew she meant business. Just as you focused your attention back on the ice, the puck had dropped, with the Badgers winning the draw.

You quickly moved into your own zone, parking yourself in front of the nearest Wisconsin player, which happened to be Britta Curl. The puck passed back and forth between a few of the players before Laila Edwards ended up taking a shot. Raygan managed to kick save it out of your zone as most of your teammates went to make a line change.

They weren’t quick enough, however. Wisconsin had managed to quickly pass the puck out of their zone to center ice, where Curl was waiting patiently with her stick. The puck fell into line perfectly as she entered your zone. You rushed back as fast as you could as you saw Raygan prepare for a wrist shot, and somehow managed to poke the puck away as you tangled up with her. This time, the puck landed right on Cayla’s stick.

Cayla quickly rushed up ice as you let out a small breath. You followed suit, backing her up in case a Wisconsin player managed to steal the puck back. It didn’t take long, however, for Cayla to find Hannah Bilka at center ice, with Joy Dunne on her tail.

You held your breath as the puck landed on Joy Dunne’s stick. If there was one person who wasn’t going to fail you, it was her. She was your team’s leading point scorer with 38 points on the year (23 of which were goals), the WCHA Rookie of the Year, and the NCAA Rookie of the Year. Almost immediately, she sent the puck flying right past McNaughton’s glove and into the goal.

Cheers erupted from the ice, bench, and stands as you were swallowed up into a team huddle by the glass. Joy excitedly made an “O-H” with her hands before embracing you all and making her way to the bench. You smiled softly and looked up at the clock — 7:13 left in the third. You skated off the ice and Stephanie Markowski took your place by center ice.

Locating Luke again, a bright smile was plastered wide across his face as he watched the replay. He had met Joy, who you embraced as a little sister, when he had come to campus to visit you earlier during the all star break. Needless to say, he was proud of her, as anyone should be. What you didn’t know, however, is just how proud he was of you. Your defensive poke-check set the scoring play into motion and here you were just over seven minutes away from winning the national championship.

Time couldn’t have passed more slowly for you as the clock wound down. Wisconsin had created many more scoring opportunities, but just couldn’t convert (you had to thank Raygan once again). You were back on the ice with two minutes to go, scrambling back into the defensive zone as the Badgers pulled McNaughton in order to gain an extra attacker. Your heart raced as you saw Casey O’Brien rush onto the ice, skating swiftly towards your goal.

You knew nothing good was going to happen if you couldn’t calm down. So, as the puck was passed to Ava Murphy, you took a deep breath and raced in front of her as she wound up for a slap shot. As she let go of the puck, you dove in front of it, the puck redirecting off of your ankle and into neutral territory.

Man, did that hurt like a motherfucker. The crowd simultaneously grimaced and cheered for you as you recollected yourself off of the ice. You swear you could hear Luke’s voice yelling your name out of the entire crowd, telling you to get up and kick ass.

The puck was quickly regathered by Caroline Harvey as she circled through neutral ice, waiting for her teammates to reenter the zone. Once completed, the puck was passed to Lacey Eden as Emma Peschel tried to poke it away, but in vain. Caroline passed it to Charla Edwards, who lined up to take a shot from the blue line. None of your teammates were guarding her, so you did what you had to do. You once again skated up and prepared your body to be hit with a hard piece of vulcanized rubber. When it did, you fell to the ground, but got right back up as cheers erupted once again.

“Let’s go, Y/N!” Quinn Kuntz yelled from the bench, and you struggled to skate, but the puck had bounced right back to Edwards. Instead of trying to move around you, she wound up for another slap shot, but that one didn’t get past you either. The puck once again hit your body as you blocked the shot, falling to the ice once again. Finally, Emma was able to clear the zone as the puck raced towards the other end of the ice.

At that moment, you used your stick to propel you towards the bench. You knew you weren’t seriously injured — you’d just have a few bad bruises here and there — but your body hurt like a bitch from taking all of those shots. You were greeted with pats on the back from all your teammates on the bench as Hannah jumped back on in your place. You smiled softly as a response, focusing on the jumbotron to see the time left in the game.

One minute. If you could hold off Wisconsin for one minute, you would be a national champion. You watched anxiously as your teammates tried to clear the zone towards the now empty net of Wisconsin, but to no avail. Finally, Joy had managed to send it down the length of the ice, which forced a quick line change. You hopped on the ice with around 30 seconds left and made your way into the defensive zone yet again.

Since McNaughton was pulled, the Badgers had an extra attacker, which made it harder to defend your goal than usual. You weren’t going to give up that easily, however. The puck was passed back in forth between the six Badgers on the ice, each one of them waiting for the perfect shot. The clock wound down as the puck finally landed on Sophie Hegleson’s stick.

Everything seemed to move in slow motion. You could hear nothing as you once again forced yourself to skate in front of her, knowing that this goal would change the trajectory of the game. Your teammates were counting on you, so you were going to give it your all. You braced yourself for impact as the puck hit your back, your body sacrificing itself for the win exactly as the buzzer went off.

The game was over. You were officially a national champion. The sounds of your teammates yelling filled your ears as you let your body collapse to the ice, both in pain and in shock. You took your helmet off to gather yourself as a small smile made its way across your face. You had done it.

Emma skated over to you and pulled you up off of the ice, and you both rushed over to join the dog pile of your teammates on top of Raygan. Although you couldn’t see him, Luke was smiling down at you, a look of immense pride present on his face. He fumbled with the buckeye necklace hanging around his neck as he couldn’t contain his excitement, knowing that you were a national champion.

After you all had settled down and received your medals (but not before shaking hands and congratulating Wisconsin on their tremendous effort), you were allowed to bring family members and friends onto the ice to take pictures. As Luke made his way onto the ice, you excitedly skated over to him, and his arms were wide open to catch you. You smiled widely, your eyes shining brightly, “I did it, Luke. I really did it.”

He cupped your face with his hands, nodding his head in agreement, “You did it, my love. I’m so fucking proud of you.”

You smiled brightly up at him again, your eyes swelling with tears. Luke pulled you into another hug, gently kissing the top of your head, “Go celebrate with your teammates. I’ll be right here waiting for you when you’re done.” He reassured, giving you a soft smile as he wiped away some stray tears that had fallen with the pads of his thumbs. You nodded, skating over and joining Joy. When you were finally given the trophy after she did, you hoisted it high up into the air, ready to show it off to the entire world.

After all, it’s always been Ohio against the world.

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youruser: ohio against the world ❤️🩶

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ohiostatewhky: THAT’S OUR NATIONAL CHAMPION

lukevangelista: BUCK YEAH 🌰

lukevangelista: THAT’S MY GIRLFRIEND

maxmccuee: gross

lukevangelista: my girlfriend just won a national championship, what did yours do?

maxmccuee: go fuck yourself evangelista

youruser: hey now let’s stop arguing (and max i’m the only one who gets to do that with my boyfriend ☺️)

luca.fantilli: OH MY GOD

user1: y/n’s iconic lmfao

user2: LUCA 😭😭

quinnkuntz: yeah, we did that

matthewknies: how are your shins

youruser: i’m not sure you wanna know

matthewknies: fair enough have a good day

colemcward: buckeyes > badgers

_alexturcotte: cole that’s not nice

colemcward: truth hurts buddy, but keep your head up! i’m sure it’ll get better soon 😚

joyv_dunne: HELL YEAH

emmapeschel: always been ohio against the world!!!

kentjohnson.13: check the record books

youruser: hey kj you might want to focus on your 24-50 record first!

kentjohnson.13: it’s actually 24-38-12, thank you very much

youruser: so we’re actually the only team bringing honor to cbus rn, but if you keep it up maybe you can too!!

lhughes_06: HOLY SHIT

adamfantilli: unfortunately can’t argue with that so pipe down kj

kentjohnson.13: okay i’m sorry

user3: pls y/n is so funny 💀

user4: SHE’S DATING LUKE?!

youruser: …surprise?

lukevangelista: something about our friendship being firm idrk

user5: i wanna be y/n when i grow up

ncaaicehockey: honestly same

user6: ncaa what are you doing here 💀

_connorbedard: congrats!!!

alex.vlasic: connor’s big social media debut folks! be nice to him he’s a little shy

adamfantilli: CONNOR CAME OUT OF HIDING

_willsmith2: DID SOMEONE SAY CONNOR BEDARD

youruser: okay let’s take bets, if connor sees his shadow (these comments) it’s six more weeks of his social media hiatus, but if he doesn’t then we’re all blessed by his presence

youruser: (thanks connor)

nickmoldenhaur: six more weeks of winter for sure 😔

user7: i didn’t realize how funny y/n actually is she’s hilarious

brandtclarke55: nah i’m hopeful for an early spring

_connorbedard: you guys are mean

brandtclarke55: …soooo does that count as an early spring or no?

a/n; hope you all enjoy!!! i had fun with this one (also not sure why two of my imagines have revolved around ohio state but this was convenient hahaha), thanks so much for reading!!

[grantmentis]

I have no idea who to cheer for in the new league. I loved the Boston Pride but I cannot bring myself to root for the new Boston team right now because of their captain. My NHL team isn't close enough to any of the teams for me to have any geographical reason to follow.

If you had one reason to follow any of the teams, what would it be? Like if someone said "why should I root for this team?" what would you tell them to try to sell them on it?

I might break the one reason thing a little bit my apologies in advance but I’ll keep it brief!

PWHL New York - they’re underdogs and the most blank slate team, not having many nearby college programs. Very fast team with a lot of snipers. Their defense is very fun because it’s all players 26 and younger and then 33 year old SDHL legend Johanna Fällman who made the team out of camp who I think will really be an anchor on a d core with a lot of players who have no/little pro experience. I think this team is also the meanest team (affectionate) if you love some grit. And of course, Corinne Schroeder.

PWHL Minnesota - team for if you like to see prospects turn into stars (or continue to be stars Lol.) As the only Midwest team at the moment I think they’ll have the most foster consistency In the first few years if that is important to you even for players on one year deals. So many players like buchbinder, heise, zumwinkle who’ve been deservedly hyped and performed well in college/internationally making their debut and Minnesota will likely have an advantage getting some of those WCHA players even with the draft. If you’re big into college hockey, this should be your pick.

PWHL Ottawa - if you’re a fan of the global game, this is the team for you. Germany, Japan, Hungary, czechia all represented on this team. With all due respect to Jenner who is fantastic, this will probably heavily be a scoring by committee team and I think has the most balanced forward group in terms of most lines will probably be interchangeable which is something I find very fun. Lexie adzija also is very funny on tiktok

PWHL Toronto - if you’re a big team Canada fan, this is the team for you. Besides having the gm and coaches who were in charge of team Canada, all but two players on their team are Canadian and most have spent some time on either the junior or senior national team. If you’re big into puck moving defenders with good stick handling skills, this team has a lot of them between Flanagan / poulin-labelle / larocque / munroe. This may also be the best dressed team between nurse / Jackson / Flanagan / maltais

PWHL Montreal - if you’re a big analytics nerd and love crazy forechecking and two way forwards, this team is for you. This team is full of beloved veterans and I think both them and Ottawa have a lot of former phf players. Dominika lásková on top of being elite is a bundle of joy

PWHL Boston - I know you said you’re unlikely to root for them but I’ll include em anyway. I’ll admit this is the team that I have the hardest time grasping the identity of, despite all the talent on the roster, but they do look like a team that’s posed to be very consistent throughout the year with some of the best goaltending in the league. That said, my reason for watching them is going to deviate from my other teams. Alina Müller Is a reason to watch on her own, imo, she is the most exciting player in the league and every time she touches the ice is much watch tv.

[smurfetteskater]

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Left the hole rq, fuck goin on wcha 🖤

[fashion2025store02]

Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions Hoodie

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Artistic Review: Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions Hoodie – A Frozen Legacy Etched in Victory and Style

When champions rise, legacies are stitched not only into record books, but into garments that celebrate sacrifice, strength, and sisterhood. The Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions Hoodie is more than a commemorative piece—it's a symbol of resilience, dominance, and unbreakable team unity. Built with precision, passion, and pride, this hoodie is a wearable tribute to the squad that conquered the ice and etched their names into NCAA history.

With its bold color contrasts, dynamic typography, and a design language steeped in victory, this hoodie doesn’t just say “we won”—it shouts “we earned every inch.” Whether you’re a player, a fan, or a proud alum, this hoodie is a badge of honor for one of the most accomplished programs in women’s college hockey.

Colorway: Red and White, Woven in Glory

Rooted in Wisconsin’s iconic red and white, the hoodie uses its palette to deliver a message that’s both clean and commanding. The pure white base symbolizes the pristine surface of the rink—untouched until greatness is carved into it with every stride, stop, and slapshot.

Overlaying that canvas is the unmistakable Badger red, used for the bold “NATIONAL CHAMPIONS” lettering and the proud “W” crest. Red is more than a color here—it’s a bloodline, a representation of grit, intensity, and legacy. The color choices alone evoke memories of roaring crowds at LaBahn Arena, hard-fought rivalries, and that final, unforgettable moment when the trophy was raised.

The subtle use of black and silver in the outlines and secondary graphics adds depth and sophistication, giving the hoodie a championship polish that elevates it above basic fanwear.

Front Design: Bold, Balanced, and Built to Inspire

Centered on the front is the declaration that every athlete dreams of: “2025 NCAA WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS” The typeface is large, spaced with intention, and designed to command attention—a visual victory cry. Beneath it, the powerful red “W” icon anchors the design, standing as a totem of school spirit, athletic excellence, and fierce determination.

Above the text, a subtle arching banner and NCAA tournament logo placement bring authentic tournament energy into the design. It’s a layout that balances aesthetics and pride with pinpoint precision—clean, symmetrical, and powerful.

Flanking the chest design are tournament patch motifs printed on the sleeves, adding authentic flair and collector’s detail that fans will cherish for years.

Back Design: Crossed Sticks, Crossed Paths to Greatness

The back of the hoodie tells another chapter in this visual story. Front and center is a stunning “WCHA Champions” graphic—featuring two crossed hockey sticks, layered over a sharp-edged badge with the words “CHAMPIONS” in bold collegiate block letters.

It’s a dual trophy tribute, celebrating both the WCHA conference title and the ultimate national victory—proof that this team didn’t just get hot in March. They dominated all season long.

This back design delivers hockey heritage energy while keeping things sleek and wearable. It’s a layout that feels as at home in the bleachers as it does on the practice rink, and one that proudly displays the roots of this team’s title run.

Fit and Fabric: Engineered for Champions and Everyday Heroes

This isn’t just a championship hoodie—it’s a hoodie built like a champion. The cotton-poly fleece blend is ultra-soft on the inside, yet durable and shape-retaining on the outside—ideal for late-night study sessions, rink-side support, or celebratory bonfires.

The kangaroo pocket is stitched seamlessly, large enough for both warmth and utility, while the drawstring hood offers a snug, functional fit with tournament-ready flair. Ribbed cuffs and hem provide structure without squeezing, and the breathable fleece makes it wearable through every season of fandom.

Cut for a unisex fit, this hoodie celebrates inclusivity and accessibility—because every fan, every alum, and every member of the extended Badger family deserves to wear the win.

Emotional Weight: A Legacy You Can Feel

More than logos or patches, this hoodie is filled with memory, meaning, and momentum. It represents:

The women who fought through every shift.

The coaches who believed through every buzzer.

The fans who showed up, stood tall, and roared loud.

The legacy of a program that has become a dynasty in women’s college hockey.

This hoodie lets you carry that moment—that final horn, that dogpile on the ice, that trophy lift—into every classroom, campus, coffee shop, or casual outing.

It doesn’t just say “we won.” It says “this is what we build in Wisconsin.”

Cultural and Athletic Significance: More Than Just a Hoodie

In an era where women’s sports are finally receiving the attention and respect they’ve long deserved, this hoodie stands as a flag in the ground. It honors the trailblazers and torchbearers, and lets the world know that women's hockey isn’t just elite—it’s unmissable.

The Wisconsin Badgers have long been a powerhouse in the NCAA women's hockey landscape, and this championship solidifies their role not just as competitors—but as standard-bearers for excellence. This hoodie celebrates that legacy while inviting the next generation to dream, to skate, and to rise.

Final Verdict: A Champion’s Hoodie for a Champion’s Heart

The Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions Hoodie is not just a post-game souvenir—it’s a masterfully designed, emotionally charged tribute to the players, the program, and the people who made history.

With its crisp design, quality craftsmanship, and unforgettable symbolism, it belongs in the wardrobe of every proud Badger and every believer in the power of women’s sport.

So wear it proud. Wear it often. And never forget what was earned on that ice.

[2025fashion02]

Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions T-Shirt

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Artistic Review: Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions T-Shirt – A Celebration in Scarlet and Strength

Championship apparel tells a story—a story of victory, resilience, and history being made. The Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions T-Shirt isn’t just a garment; it’s a badge of glory, a stitched reminder of triumph, and a rallying cry for future greatness. Honoring the Badgers' reign as NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey National Champions, this t-shirt captures the energy of their title-winning season and channels it into a design that is both timeless and powerful.

Let’s explore why this shirt stands tall as an icon of championship sportswear and Badger pride.

Front Design: Power in Print, Legacy in Letters

Two versions of this championship tee are featured—each unique, yet united in spirit. Both utilize a bold, clean white base, allowing the deep red of Wisconsin’s signature color to leap off the fabric with championship confidence.

The first design features a strong, layered logo across the chest with the words: “NCAA WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS”, topped with the NCAA logo and anchored by the bold red Wisconsin “W”—a symbol that now carries even more weight. The font choice is assertive, collegiate, and beautifully spaced, providing clarity and strength without overcomplicating the message. The use of dark outlines and drop shadows adds depth, giving the text a trophy-like quality.

The second design highlights the WCHA (Western Collegiate Hockey Association) branding with the same “Champions” proclamation, again underscored by the proud Wisconsin “W”. The circular badge-style logo gives this version a more crest-like feel—ideal for representing the team’s dominance across conference and national levels.

Both shirts feature the Frozen Four patch on the sleeve, lending officiality and reminding everyone that this win didn’t come easy—it came on the biggest stage in college hockey.

Color Palette: Scarlet Strength on White Ice

The color story here is purposeful and proud. The white background serves not just as a neutral base but also as a symbolic one—representing the purity of competition, the icy surface of the rink, and the fresh beginning that a championship sparks. Against this field of white, the scarlet red of the Wisconsin “W,” the headlines, and the WCHA logo make a loud and victorious statement.

The red isn’t just color—it’s energy. It’s grit. It’s the echo of skates carving through ice, the flash of jerseys in motion, and the heartbeat of Badger fans everywhere.

Typography & Layout: Balanced, Bold, and Broadcast-Ready

Championship designs often struggle with layout—overloaded fonts, messy placement, or visual noise can dilute the moment. But these tees avoid that pitfall entirely.

The typography on both versions is clean, structured, and commanding. Every word has room to breathe. The use of all caps elevates the celebratory tone, while the smart use of line breaks guides the eye naturally from headline to logo.

This shirt wasn’t thrown together—it was crafted to honor a moment. It feels worthy of a banner, a trophy base, or a highlight reel frame. And now, it lives proudly on the chest of every fan who wears it.

Symbolism: More Than a Shirt—A Movement

Let’s be clear: this shirt represents more than a single game or tournament. It’s a celebration of women’s excellence in sport, of the hours of training, of the teamwork, the setbacks, and the breakthroughs.

For Wisconsin fans, it’s an emblem of legacy. The Badgers women’s hockey program has long been a force of dominance, and this 2025 championship only cements their dynasty further. The shirt honors not just the team but every player who came before—those who laid the foundation for this moment.

And for young girls in the stands watching these champions lift the NCAA trophy? This shirt becomes a dream crystallized in cotton—proof that the rink belongs to them too.

Cultural Impact: A Banner You Can Wear

Championship gear like this is more than merch—it’s cultural memory. It will show up in campus bookstores, alumni gatherings, Frozen Four flashbacks, and social media posts for years to come. And rightfully so.

This shirt is something fans will keep, frame, or pass down. It’s what you wear to reunions, to tell stories, to remember where you were when the buzzer sounded and the Badgers became legends once again.

It’s not a trend—it’s a timeless keepsake.

Fabric, Fit & Functionality: Everyday Championship Comfort

From the photos, the t-shirt appears to be made of soft, breathable cotton, tailored in a classic unisex cut. It’s lightweight enough to wear in the spring, yet sturdy enough to last through wash after wash—just like the strength of the team it represents.

Whether layered under a hoodie, worn to a game, or framed as part of a championship collection, this shirt is built to fit the moment and the memories.

Final Verdict: A Statement of Pride, A Seal of Victory

The Wisconsin Badgers 2025 Women’s Hockey Tournament Champions T-Shirt is the kind of gear that speaks louder than words. It’s not flashy—it’s focused. It doesn’t beg for attention—it commands it. And above all, it honors a team that did more than just win. They inspired. They proved. They conquered.

This shirt belongs in every Badger fan’s wardrobe, every student’s drawer, and every champion’s heart.

[hyenabeanz]

CORNELL?!

insert sad dog and sad lack of WCHA supremacy noises here

[strawberryblondebutch]

Are there eve gascon highlights hiding somewhere. All i see on youtube are from 2-3 years ago

the real answer is that b1g+ is a shitshow that hides most of the wcha games and i hope they get swallowed up by espn+ because i don't want to spend all that money next year to watch my badgers