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Badgers Dominate Beavers 10-3 in Senior Day Showdown
25 Jan
Summary
- Wisconsin overcame two first-period deficits for a 10-3 victory.
- Senior Caroline Harvey achieved her first career hat trick and six points.
- Five UW seniors, including goal scorers, prepare for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Wisconsin women's hockey celebrated Senior Day with a resounding 10-3 win against the Bemidji State Beavers. The top-ranked Badgers, now 22-1-2 overall, overcame an early deficit, entering the first intermission tied at 3-3. A crucial power-play goal by Laila Edwards with seconds left in the first period shifted momentum.
Senior Caroline Harvey delivered a standout performance, achieving her first career hat trick and a career-high six points with three goals and three assists. She contributed significantly to the Badgers' offensive surge. Fellow seniors Kirsten Simms and Lacey Eden also had multi-point games, highlighting the team's depth and senior leadership.
Harvey's six-point effort, alongside Simms's similar contribution, marks a significant achievement in program history. The Badgers' consistent offensive pressure, particularly from their top forward lines, proved too much for Bemidji State. Coach Mark Johnson emphasized the team's ability to reset and dominate after the first period.
Looking ahead, five seniors from the Wisconsin team are preparing to represent their countries in the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. This victory solidifies Wisconsin's position at the top of the WCHA conference standings as the season progresses.
