MADISON, Wis. – The eight-ranked Wisconsin women's hockey team fell to No. 14 St. Cloud State 1-0 in the seventh-ever Fill the Bowl game at the Kohl Center on Friday night.

The Badgers (20-8-1, 16-6-1 WCHA) set the second-highest NCAA women's hockey single-game attendance mark of 14,430 in the battle against the Huskies (16-14-0, 9-14-0 WCHA). 

St. Cloud State grabbed the lone score of the game, tallying a goal during 4-on-4 play in the first period. 

Cami Kronish stopped 14 of the shots she faced.

Three Notes of the Game:
-The Badgers now have had six crowds of more than 10,000 fans at women's hockey games and are the only school to draw more than 10,000 fans to a women's hockey contest. 
-The Badgers are the only school in the country to have three different women's sports programs draw 8,200 fans or more for events this athletic season. The Badgers had 16,833 fans at volleyball's Kohl Center Classic in September before drawing 8,217 at last Sunday's women's basketball game. 
-UW outshot St. Cloud State 39-15, including  15-5 mark in the third period.

Straight From The Rink
Head Coach Mark Johnson:
On playing in front a record-breaking crowd:
"To have that type of crowd in front of our teams, it's outstanding. It's a tribute to our fans and the support. They're willing to give us an opportunity to play in front of a big crowd. I can't thank them enough, just disappointed that we weren't able to energize the building."

On looking ahead to Saturday's game:
"In tomorrow's game, who is gonna score first? That's probably going to dictate a lot of things. We really need to come out and try to create some chances."

Fifth-year senior Nicole LaMantia:
On dealing with a tough streak of games:
"We've never really dealt with a situation like this at any point in our career here, and I think it just comes down to just being strong off the ice and coming together in these times. Never in our locker room do we have people turning on each other and things like that, it's always 'What can I do better?' and just trying to get feedback from each other." 

Up Next: UW heads back to LaBahn Arena to wrap up the series against SCSU on Saturday with a 3 p.m. tilt. Fans can watch the game live on BIG+.