Fill the Bowl Tickets | Hockey Equipment Drive Information

MADISON, Wis. – The No. 8 Wisconsin women's hockey team is back home this weekend for the long-awaited Fill the Bowl game against No. 14 St. Cloud. The Badgers and Huskies will meet Friday night at the Kohl Center for a 7 p.m. puck drop before heading back to LaBahn Arena Saturday afternoon for a 3 p.m. tilt. 

Tickets are still available for Friday's game at the Kohl Center at UWBadgers.Com, while Saturday's game is sold out. Fans can view a parking map for Friday's game here and a map for Saturday's contest here. 

Fans can catch the action live on B1G+ or follow along to updates on Twitter @BadgerWHockey. In addition, both games can be heard on 1070 AM in the Madison area. 

Prior to Friday's game, Badgers Give Back will collect gently used or new hockey equipment for Madison Ice Inc., a non-profit organization that is committed to providing quality ice skating facilities and programs to the Madison area. Fans are encouraged to donate the following items for all ages: helmets, winter mittens/gloves, hockey gloves, skates (figure and hockey), hockey sticks, and hockey pads.

1. LAST TIME OUT: The Badgers completed the season sweep of St. Thomas, topping the Tommies at home 6-1 on Jan. 27 before wrapping up the series with a 3-0 win the next night. In exciting fashion, three Badgers hit career milestones in the series opener, with Casey O'Brien and Nicole LaMantia capturing 100 career points, while Jesse Compher posted her 150th collegiate point. Goalies Cami Kronish and Jane Gervais each picked up a win in the series, with Gervais earning her second career shutout. 

What. A. Night.

Congrats to Casey, Nicole and Jesse on their milestones!#Badgers || #OnWisconsin pic.twitter.com/tnkeDU7aWL

— Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerWHockey) January 28, 2023

2. O'BRIEN HONORED: After a strong outing in the Badger's eighth sweep of the season, junior Casey O'Brien was named WCHA Forward of the Week for the first time this season. The Milton, Mass. native is honored after posting five points in the Badgers' sweep against St. Thomas, including a four-point outing on Friday night. The alternate captain also made history in Friday's game as she joined 30 other Badgers in the 100-point club at Wisconsin. O'Brien currently leads the team in points with 36 and is tied for the team lead in assists with 22, while leading the league in plus/minus with an impressive 36.

3. FILL THE BOWL HISTORY: The seventh-ever Fill the Bowl is back this weekend for the first time since 2020. The Badgers are 4-1-1 in Fill the Bowl games and 136-26-14 in all games at the Kohl Center. UW is looking to match its NCAA attendance record of 15,359, which was set at the 2017 Fill the Bowl game, also against St. Cloud State. UW has seven of the top-10 attendance marks in NCAA women's hockey history and are the only program to draw more than 10,000 fans to a game. 

4. LAST TIME AGAINST ST. CLOUD: Wisconsin currently has a 33-game unbeaten streak against St. Cloud dating all the way back to Feb. 22, 2015, including a sweep earlier in the season. The Badgers last faced the Huskies on the road on Oct. 14-15. UW took down SCSU 5-0 in the series opener, before capping off the sweep in dramatic fashion with a 3-2 overtime win after being down most of the game. Caroline Harvey scored the thrilling overtime winner, earning her WCHA Rookie of the Week. 

5. IN THE STANDINGS: UW enters this weekend sitting in third place in the WCHA standings with 50 points, 11 clear of Minnesota Duluth who sits in fourth place. The Badgers will close the regular season with a tough stretch as UW will head to No. 3 Minnesota next weekend as the Golden Gophers currently lead the WCHA with 59 points. UW closes out the season with top-ranked Ohio State at LaBahn Arena, Feb. 18-19, as the Buckeyes currently sit in second place with 57 points.