MADISON, WIS.- The Badgers lost to Minnesota in the second Border Battle of the season. The final score was 64-73.

Wisconsin had a late-game surge against the Golden Gophers, going on a 14-3 run in the final quarter, but was ultimately topped.

Head coach Tsipis touched on the rally and team's effort, "We have been a team that's been locked in with game plans and I think that has shown from playing both home and away," he said. "I think we have to point to that. This team is very capable of starting out of playing with great pride to wear that Wisconsin across their chest."

Abby Laszewski led the team in scoring with 25 points, setting a new season-high and tying her career-high. The last time she scored 25 was against Southern on Nov. 20, 2017. She also led the team in rebounds with seven.

Imani Lewis put up 15 points against Minnesota, extending her streak to 13 games in a row with 10-plus points.

Kendra Van Leeuwen moved into a tie for fourth place with 412 career assists after dishing our two on Thursday. Suzanne Gilreath also moved into a tie for fourth with 206 made three-pointers after going three-for-five from behind the arc.

Minnesota was led in scoring by Jasmine Powell 24 points, followed by Sara Scalia with 16 and Masha Adashchyk with 15. Kehinde Bello led the Golden Gophers in rebounds with 12.

On Sunday, the Badgers are headed to Columbus to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes. Tip-off is at 1 p.m. CT.