MADISON, Wis. – The eighth-ranked Wisconsin women's hockey team landed themselves back in the win column thanks to a 3-2 triumph over No. 14 St. Cloud State at LaBahn Arena Saturday afternoon. 

Jesse Compher, Caroline Harvey and Laila Edwards each lit the lamp for the Badgers (21-8-1, 17-6-1 WCHA) as they split the series with the Huskies (16-15-0, 9-15-0 WCHA). 

The Huskies struck first before Compher answered back with her 10th goal of the season to tie things up. 

Less than two minutes later, Harvey tallied a goal of her own to give the Badgers their first lead of the weekend. 

Edwards extended the lead with her seventh goal of the season after being set up in front of the net by her sister, Chayla Edwards. 

Jane Gervais stopped nine of the shots she faced to pick up her eighth win of the year.

Three Notes of the Game:
-The Badgers recorded their 11th sell out of the season at LaBahn Arena. 
-After her two-point outing against St. Cloud State, Harvey now ranks eighth in school history in points by a defender in a single season with 32 this season. 
-The Badgers enter the final two weekends of the WCHA regular season in third place with 53 points. Minnesota paces the league with 62 points, while Ohio State is second with 60 points, while UMD is in fourth with 43 points. 

Straight From The Rink
Head Coach Mark Johnson
On bouncing back from Friday's loss:
"Quick response, we're back at it at 3 o'clock the next day. I thought they did a real good job of what we needed to do today and got a win. That was the most important thing and now we have three or four days to prepare for Minnesota before we go up there."

On today's strengths:
"I thought we came out and started at a pretty good pace, and unfortunately got behind one. We came back, and Jesse Compher made an adjustment and played really well. She got a goal and a couple assists. Laila, I thought, played one of her strongest games all season. It was a good response. Made it interesting at the end, but got to the finish line."

Senior Jesse Compher
On switching up the lines:
"I think the adjustment worked out well for us. It's been fun playing with Britta Curl all year but the first game playing with Laila Edwards was fun. We got three big bodies going to the net, attacking at the corners and I think that we worked well together today and it's going to be fun to see what we can do the rest of the year."

Up Next: The Badgers head to Minnesota on their final road trip of the regular season to face the Golden Gophers in a Friday and Saturday showdown. Puck drop for Friday is set for 6 p.m. while the series finale is set for 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. Fans can watch Friday's game on B1G+ or listen live to Fox Sports 1070. Saturday's game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.