Minnesota–Wisconsin ice hockey rivalry

Minnesota–Wisconsin women's ice hockey rivalry
	Minnesota Golden Gophers Wisconsin Badgers
First meeting	November 19, 1999; Minnesota 7, Wisconsin 4
Latest meeting	March 6, 2021; Wisconsin 5, Minnesota 3
Statistics
Meetings total	110
All-time series	Minnesota, 53–44–13
Largest victory	Minnesota, 11–3 (2000)
Longest win streak	Minnesota, 14 (2012–2015)
Longest unbeaten streak	Minnesota, 18 (2011–2015)
Current win streak	Wisconsin, 1 (2020–present)

Minnesota–Wisconsin men's ice hockey rivalry
	Minnesota Golden Gophers Wisconsin Badgers
First meeting	January 20, 1922; Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 0
Latest meeting	March 16, 2021; Minnesota 6, Wisconsin 4
Statistics
Meetings total	299
All-time series	Minnesota leads, 176–99–24
Largest victory	Minnesota, 12–2 (1922)
Longest win streak	Minnesota, 12 (1931–1965)
Longest unbeaten streak	Minnesota, 24 (1922–1927)
Current win streak	Minnesota, 1 (2021–present)

Minnesota–Wisconsin ice hockey rivalry
	Minnesota Golden Gophers Wisconsin Badgers
Sport	Ice Hockey

The Minnesota–Wisconsin ice hockey rivalry is an intercollegiate ice hockey rivalry^[1] between the Minnesota Golden Gophers and Wisconsin Badgers. An extension of the broader rivalry between the two schools, which includes the Paul Bunyan's Axe football game, the rivalry series is between two of the most successful in collegiate hockey. Including results from both men's and woman's play, the programs have combined for 23 NCAA titles and 59 Frozen Four appearances over their histories. The men's programs compete in the Big Ten Conference, while the women's programs have resided in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) since the National Collegiate Athletic Association first began to sponsor the sport for women.

Men's ice hockey[]

Series history[]

The rivalry has its origins in informal play beginning in 1922, before halting 12 years later. The rivalry^[2] was revived in 1965 with Wisconsin resuming its sponsoring of the sport. In the 1981 season, the teams met for their first and only matchups to-date for the national championship. After three periods, the Badgers topped the Gophers by a score of 6 to 3 under head coach Bob Johnson. After competing together in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association since 1999,^[3] both teams moved to their all-sports home, the Big Ten Conference, in anticipation of the 2013–14 season as part of widespread NCAA realignment in hockey.^[4] While questions surrounded the continuation of many of the rivals' other historic series,^[5] such as North Dakota and Minnesota Duluth, their rivalry with each other continued uninterrupted. As of the end of the 2020–21 season, Minnesota leads the series 176–99–24.^[6]

Rival accomplishments[]

The following summarizes the accomplishments of the two programs.^[6]^[7]

Team	Minnesota Golden Gophers	Wisconsin Badgers
NCAA National Titles	5	6
NCAA Frozen Four Appearances	21	12*
NCAA Tournament Appearances	37	26*
NCAA Tournament Record	55–38	40–23–2*
Conference Tournament Titles	15	13
Conference Championships	18	3
Hobey Baker Award Winners	4	2
All-Americans	65	40
All-time Program Record	1831–1049–201	1231–825–152
All-time Winning Percentage	.627	.592

Wisconsin vacated results from the 1992 NCAA tournament

Game results[]

Minnesota victories	Wisconsin victories	Tie games

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	1922	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–0
2	1922	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–1
3	1922	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	12–2
4	1922	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	7–0
5	1923	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–1
6	1923	Madison, WI	Tie	1–1
7	1923	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	1–0^OT
8	1923	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–0
9	1924	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–0
10	1924	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–0
11	1924	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	4–0
12	1924	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	4–0
13	1925	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–1
14	1925	Madison, WI	Minnesota	1–0^2OT
15	1925	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	1–0
16	1925	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–0
17	1926	Madison, WI	Tie	0–0
18	1926	Madison, WI	Tie	1–1
19	1926	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2
20	1926	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1^OT
21	1927	Madison, WI	Minnesota	1–0
22	1927	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–1
23	1927	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	1–0
24	1927	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	1–0
25	1928	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1^2OT
26	1928	Madison, WI	Tie	1–1
27	1928	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	1–0
28	1928	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
29	1929	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
30	1929	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–0
31	1929	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–0
32	1929	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–0
33	1930	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–0
34	1930	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
35	1930	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1^2OT
36	1930	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–1^OT
37	1931	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
38	1931	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1
39	1931	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
40	1932	Madison, WI	Minnesota	10–1
41	1933	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–1
42	1933	Madison, WI	Minnesota	8–0
43	1933	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–0
44	1934	Madison, WI	Minnesota	1–0
45	1934	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–0
46	1935	Madison, WI	Minnesota	9–0
47	1965	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–2
48	1965	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–1
49	1965	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–1
50	1966	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–4^OT
51	1966	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–1
52	1968	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–2
53	1968	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2^OT
54	1968	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–3
55	1968	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–1
56	1968	Madison, WI	Tie	3–3
57	1969	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	7–3
58	1969	Ann Arbor, MI	Wisconsin	4–3^OT
59	1970	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	10–1
60	1970	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–3
61	1970	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
62	1970	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–0
63	1971	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–5^OT
64	1971	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–3
65	1971	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–1
66	1971	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–2^OT
67	1971	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–3
68	1972	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	9–1
69	1972	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–0
70	1972	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
71	1972	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–5
72	1972	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	4–4
73	1972	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
74	1972	St. Louis, MO	Wisconsin	5–1
75	1973	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–3

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
76	1973	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–0
77	1973	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	8–6
78	1973	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	6–4
79	1973	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
80	1973	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	8–2
81	1974	Madison, WI	Tie	3–3
82	1974	Madison, WI	Tie	4–4
83	1974	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
84	1974	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–1
85	1975	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
86	1975	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
87	1975	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–2
88	1975	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–1
89	1976	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–4^OT
90	1976	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	9–3
91	1976	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–3^OT
92	1976	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	7–2
93	1977	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	7–1
94	1977	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–4
95	1977	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	9–5
96	1977	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	8–3
97	1977	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–1
98	1977	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–3
99	1978	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2^OT
100	1978	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–1
101	1978	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	8–4
102	1978	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–5
103	1979	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
104	1979	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
105	1979	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–5
106	1979	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–2
107	1980	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–4
108	1980	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–6
109	1980	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–4^OT
110	1980	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	8–3
111	1981	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–3
112	1981	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	8–4
113	1981	Duluth, MN	Wisconsin	6–3
114	1981	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–1
115	1981	Madison, WI	Tie	6–6
116	1981	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–3
117	1981	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–4
118	1982	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–1^OT
119	1982	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–0
120	1982	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–3
121	1982	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	6–2
122	1982	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	4–4
123	1982	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	9–8
124	1982	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
125	1982	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–1
126	1983	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	7–3
127	1983	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–1
128	1983	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–1
129	1983	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
130	1983	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–3
131	1983	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–6
132	1983	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
133	1983	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	9–0
134	1984	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–4
135	1984	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–1
136	1985	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–5
137	1985	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–4^OT
138	1985	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–0
139	1985	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	8–7
140	1985	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–4^OT
141	1985	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–2
142	1986	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	7–4
143	1986	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	6–4
144	1986	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
145	1986	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–3
146	1986	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2^OT
147	1986	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–2
148	1987	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
149	1987	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
150	1987	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–1

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
151	1987	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	8–4
152	1987	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–3
153	1987	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–4^OT
154	1988	Madison, WI	Minnesota	1–0
155	1988	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
156	1988	St. Paul, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
157	1988	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2^OT
158	1988	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–2
159	1989	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
160	1989	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
161	1989	St. Paul, MN	Wisconsin	4–3
162		Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
163		Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
164	1989	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–3
165	1989	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
166	1990	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–3
167	1990	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
168	1990	St. Paul, MN	Wisconsin	7–1
169	1990	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	9–4
170	1990	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	4–4
171	1991	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–3
172	1991	Madison, WI	Minnesota	8–1
173	1991	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	3–2
174	1991	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–4
175	1991	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
176	1992	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–1
177	1992	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–1
178	1992	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	4–4
179	1992	Bloomington, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
180	1993	Madison, WI	Tie	4–4
181	1993	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–2
182	1993	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	3–2
183	1994	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
184	1994	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–3^OT
185	1994	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
186	1994	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
187	1994	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1^OT
188	1994	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
189	1995	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–2
190	1995	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	6–5
191	1996	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	8–4
192	1996	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–0
193	1996	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	6–3
194	1996	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	7–4
195	1996	Milwaukee, WI	Minnesota	4–3^OT
196	1996	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–2
197	1996	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–1
198	1997	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–3
199	1997	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–3
200	1997	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–2
201	1997	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–2
202	1998	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
203	1998	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–0
204	1998	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
205	1998	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
206	1999	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–4
207	1999	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	2–2
208	1999	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
209	1999	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–4^OT
210	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–2
211	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–4
212	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–3
213	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–0
214	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
215	2001	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–2
216	2001	Madison, WI	Minnesota	8–2
217	2002	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	8–3
218	2002	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–2
219	2002	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–3
220	2002	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–3^OT
221	2002	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–0
222	2002	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
223	2003	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
224	2003	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	8–1
225	2003	Madison, WI	Tie	3–3

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
226	2003	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
227	2004	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
228	2004	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2
229	2004	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2
230	2004	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
231	2005	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
232	2005	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–3
233	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–3
234	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–0
235	2006	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–4
236	2006	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–1
237	2006	St. Paul, MN	Wisconsin	4–0
238	2006	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1
239	2006	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
240	2007	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
241	2007	Madison, WI	Minnesota	1–0
242	2007	St. Paul, MN	Minnesota	4–2
243	2008	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
244	2008	Madison, WI	Tie	2–2
245	2008	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
246	2008	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	4–4
247	2008	Madison, WI	Tie	2–2
248	2008	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–2
249	2009	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
250	2009	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–4
251	2009	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–2
252	2009	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–2
253	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
254	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–1
255	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–0
256	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	3–3
257	2011	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–2
258	2011	Madison, WI	Tie	3–3
259	2011	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
260	2011	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–1
261	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–1
262	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1
263	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	2–2
264	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
265	2013	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
266	2013	Chicago, IL	Wisconsin	3–2
267	2013	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
268	2013	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–3
269	2014	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
270	2014	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
271	2015	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	2–2
272	2015	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–2
273	2015	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–5
274	2015	Madison, WI	Tie	4–4
275	2016	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–0
276	2016	Madison, WI	Minnesota	9–2
277	2016	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–3
278	2016	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
279	2017	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–3^OT
280	2017	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–3
281	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
282	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2
283	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	5–4
284	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
285	2018	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–2
286	2018	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–1
287	2018	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
288	2018	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
289	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	9–4
290	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–3
291	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
292	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	3–3
293	2020	Madison, WI	Minnesota	6–3
294	2020	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–2
295	2021	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
296	2021	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–3
297	2021	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–1
298	2021	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	8–1
299	2021	Notre Dame, IN	Minnesota	6–4
Series: Minnesota leads 176–99–24

Women's ice hockey[]

Series history[]

Since women's ice hockey became an NCAA sport, the two have been the flagpole programs, with frequent Top-5 meetings^[8] and matchups in the NCAA tournament and three national championships.^[9] The rivalry^[10] is fueled by the local nature of its players; in 2019, 24 players on the two rosters hailed from either Minnesota or Wisconsin.^[11] After the Gophers prevailed in the 2019 national title, the last four matchups featured No. 1 versus No. 2.^[12] The most recent matchups featured #2 Minnesota visiting the top-ranked Badgers,^[13] as Wisconsin took both of the two game set. As of the end of the 2020–21 season, Minnesota leads the series 53–44–13.^[14]

Rival accomplishments[]

The following summarizes the accomplishments of the two programs.^[15]^[14]

Team	Minnesota Golden Gophers	Wisconsin Badgers
NCAA National Titles	7	6
NCAA Frozen Four Appearances	14	12
NCAA Tournament Appearances	19	13
NCAA Tournament Record	26–11	25–8
Conference Tournament Titles	7	8
Conference Championships	10	8
Patty Kazmaier Award Winners	2	5
All-Americans	40	33
All-time Program Record	680–143–56	602–141–58
All-time Winning Percentage	.805	.788

Game results[]

Minnesota victories	Wisconsin victories	Tie games

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	1999	Madison, WI	Minnesota	7–4
2	1999	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–0
3	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	11–3
4	2000	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
5	2000	Bloomington, MN	Minnesota	5–0
6	2000	Middleton, WI	Minnesota	5–2
7	2000	Middleton, WI,	Tie	4–4
8	2001	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	6–2
9	2001	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
10	2001	Rochester, MN	Wisconsin	4–3
11	2001	Middleton, WI,	Minnesota	4–1
12	2001	Middleton, WI,	Minnesota	4–3^OT
13	2002	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–0
14	2002	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2^OT
15	2002	Blaine, MN	Minnesota	3–2
16	2002	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
17	2002	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1
18	2003	Middleton, WI,	Wisconsin	2–1
19	2003	Middleton, WI,	Minnesota	2–0
20	2003	Grand Forks, ND	Minnesota	3–1
21	2003	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–0
22	2003	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–1
23	2004	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–1^OT
24	2004	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1
25	2004	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–0
26	2004	Madison, WI	Tie	3–3
27	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
28	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
29	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2^OT
30	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–0
31	2005	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	6–2
32	2006	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–1
33	2006	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
34	2006	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–1
35	2006	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–0
36	2006	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
37	2006	Madison, WI	Tie	3–3
38	2007	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–1
39	2007	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–0
40	2007	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–1
41	2007	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–0
42	2007	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
43	2008	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–1
44	2008	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	2–2
45	2008	Duluth, MN	Wisconsin	4–3
46	2008	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2^OT
47	2008	Madison, WI	Tie	1–1
48	2008	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	2–1
49	2009	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
50	2009	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	3–3
51	2009	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–3
52	2009	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–2
53	2009	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–2
54	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	4–3^OT
55	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–2
56	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	7–5

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
57	2010	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–0
58	2011	Madison, WI	Tie	2–2
59	2011	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
60	2011	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–4^OT
61	2011	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–2
62	2011	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
63	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	3–3
64	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	1–0
65	2012	Duluth, MN	Minnesota	4–2
66	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
67	2012	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–0
68	2013	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–0
69	2013	Madison, WI	Minnesota	5–1
70	2013	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–1
71	2013	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	2–0
72	2014	Madison, WI	Minnesota	3–2
73	2014	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–0
74	2014	Hamden, CT	Minnesota	5–3
75	2014	Madison, WI	Minnesota	4–1
76	2014	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–1
77	2015	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–1
78	2015	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	1–1
79	2015	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
80	2015	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–2^OT
81	2015	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–1
82	2016	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–0
83	2016	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–3^OT
84	2016	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	1–0

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
85	2016	Durham, NH	Minnesota	3–2^OT
86	2016	Madison, WI	Minnesota	2–0
87	2016	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	8–2
88	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	1–1
89	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	0–0
90	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–2
91	2017	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–1^OT
92	2018	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–3
93	2018	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	1–0
94	2018	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
95	2018	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–0
96	2018	Madison, WI	Minnesota	1–0
97	2018	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	4–1
98	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	2–1
99	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	3–1
100	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	3–1
101	2019	Hamden, CT	Wisconsin	2–0
102	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–2
103	2019	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	2–2
104	2020	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–4
105	2020	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	3–0
106	2021	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	5–0
107	2021	Madison, WI	Wisconsin	6–3
108	2021	Minneapolis, MN	Minnesota	4–3^OT
109	2021	Minneapolis, MN	Tie	2–2^OT
110	2021	Minneapolis, MN	Wisconsin	5–3
Series: Minnesota leads 53–44–13

References[]

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[2] Rand, Michael. "Hockey rivalry takes uncivil form in series at Wisconsin". The Minnesota Daily. Retrieved 2020-10-24.

[3] Schlossman, Brad Elliott (March 21, 2011). "Minnesota, Wisconsin to leave WCHA for Big Ten. What does it all mean?". Grand Forks Herald. Retrieved 2020-10-24.

[4] Santaniello, Gary (2017-11-02). "Big Ten Hockey, at Age 5, Learns That Rivalries Are Hard to Manufacture (Published 2017)". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2020-10-24.

[5] Staff, Pioneer (March 21, 2011). "Minnesota, Wisconsin hockey programs to leave WCHA for Big Ten". Bemidji Pioneer. Retrieved 2020-10-24.

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[9] "Rivals Minnesota, Wisconsin to play for women's hockey championship". Star Tribune. Retrieved 2020-10-24.

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v t Minnesota Golden Gophers men's ice hockey
Playing venues	St. Paul Hippodrome (1923–1934) St. Paul Auditorium (1932–1950) (occasionally) Minneapolis Arena (1925–1950) (primary arena) Williams Arena (1950–93) 3M Arena at Mariucci (1993–present)
Head coaches	(1921–22) Emil Iverson (1922–30) (1930–35) (1935–47) Doc Romnes (1947–52) John Mariucci (1952–55, 1956–66) Marsh Ryman (1955–56) Glen Sonmor (1966–71) Ken Yackel (1971–72) Herb Brooks (1972–79) Brad Buetow (1979–85) Doug Woog (1985–99) Mike Guentzel (1996) Don Lucia (1999–2018) Bob Motzko (2018–)
Seasons	1973–74 1975–76 1978–79 2001–02 2002–03 2007–08 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22
Conference affiliations	WCHA (1951-2013) Big Ten (2013-present)
Rivalries and trophy games	North Dakota Wisconsin St. Cloud State Mariucci-Bessone Trophy with Michigan State Mariucci-Renfrew Coaches Trophy with Michigan
Culture & lore	Mariucci Classic North Star College Cup
All-time leaders	Statistical leaders John Mayasich (298 Points) John Mayasich (144 Goals) Kellen Briggs (84 Wins)
National championships	1974 1976 1979 2002 2003
Runner-Up Finishes	1953 1954 1971 1975 1981 1989 2014
Frozen Four appearances	1953 1954 1961 1971 1974 1975 1976 1979 1981 1983 1986 1987 1988 1989 1994 1995 2002 2003 2005 2012 2014
NCAA Tournament appearances	1953 1954 1961 1971 1974 1975 1976 1979 1980 1981 1983 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2012 2013 2014 2015 2017 2021
Conference Tournament titles	WCHA 1961 1971 1974 1975 1976 1979 1980 1981 1993 1994 1996 2003 2004 2007
Notable players	Aaron Broten Neal Broten Kellen Briggs Mike Crowley Tim Harrer Jordan Leopold John Mayasich Pat Micheletti Todd Richards Robb Stauber
Hobey Baker Award winners	Neal Broten (1981) Robb Stauber (1988) Brian Bonin (1996) Jordan Leopold (2002)
University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN

v t Wisconsin Badgers men's ice hockey
Playing venues	Hartmeyer Ice Arena (1963–1967) Dane County Coliseum (1967–1998) Kohl Center (1998–present)
Head coaches	(1921–1923) (1923–1924) (1924–1926) Rube Brandow (1926–1927) (1927–1930) (1930–1931) (1931–1935) (1963–1966) Bob Johnson (1966–1975, 1976–1982) (1975–1976) Jeff Sauer (1982–2002) Mike Eaves (2002–2016) Tony Granato (2016– )
Seasons	1972–73 1976–77 1980–81 1982–83 1989–90 2008–09 2010–11 2011–12 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22
Conference affiliations	WCHA (1970–2013) Big Ten (2013–present)
Culture & lore	Badger Showdown Frozen Tundra Hockey Classic
Rivalries	Minnesota
All-time leaders	Mike Eaves (267 Points) Mark Johnson (125 Goals) (81 Wins)
National championships	1973 1977 1981 1983 1990 2006
Frozen Four appearances	1970 1972 1973 1977 1978 1981 1982 1983 1990 1992* 2006 2010
NCAA Tournament appearances	1970 1972 1973 1977 1978 1981 1982 1983 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992* 1993 1994 1995 1998 2000 2001 2004 2005 2006 2008 2010 2013 2014 2021
Conference Tournament titles	WCHA: 1970 1972 1973 1977 1978 1982 1983 1988 1990 1995 1998 2013 Big Ten: 2014
Hobey Baker winners	Blake Geoffrion (2010)
Notable players	Adam Burish Jake Dowell Mike Eaves Brian Elliott Jake Gardiner Paul Houck Dany Heatley Mark Johnson Ryan McDonagh Craig Norwich Steven Reinprecht Craig Smith Derek Stepan Brad Winchester
University of Wisconsin Madison, WI

v t Minnesota Golden Gophers rivalries
Football	Iowa Michigan Nebraska Penn State Wisconsin
Basketball	Iowa Wisconsin
Hockey	Minnesota–Duluth North Dakota St. Cloud State Wisconsin (women)

v t Wisconsin Badgers rivalries
Football	Iowa Minnesota Nebraska
Basketball	Marquette Minnesota
Hockey	Minnesota (women) Minnesota-Duluth North Dakota
Soccer	Milwaukee

v t Big Ten Conference men's ice hockey
Teams	Michigan Wolverines Michigan State Spartans Minnesota Golden Gophers Notre Dame Fighting Irish Ohio State Buckeyes Penn State Nittany Lions Wisconsin Badgers
Venues	Yost Ice Arena (Michigan) Munn Ice Arena (Michigan State) 3M Arena at Mariucci (Minnesota) Compton Family Ice Arena (Notre Dame) Value City Arena (Ohio State) Pegula Ice Arena (Penn State) Kohl Center (Wisconsin)
Championships & awards	Big Ten Men's Ice Hockey Tournament (list of champions) All-Big Ten Teams Player of the Year Defensive Player of the Year Goaltender of the Year Freshman of the Year Scoring Champions Coach of the Year Tournament MOP All-Tournament Teams
Seasons	2020–21 2021–22

Statistics
Minnesota Golden Gophers Wisconsin Badgers
First meeting	January 20, 1922 Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 0
Latest meeting	March 16, 2021 Minnesota 6, Wisconsin 4
Meetings total	299
All-time series	Minnesota leads, 176–99–24
Largest victory	Minnesota, 12–2 (1922)
Longest win streak	Minnesota, 12 (1931–1965)
Longest unbeaten streak	Minnesota, 24 (1922–1927)
Current win streak	Minnesota, 1 (2021–present)

Statistics
Minnesota Golden Gophers Wisconsin Badgers
First meeting	November 19, 1999 Minnesota 7, Wisconsin 4
Latest meeting	March 6, 2021 Wisconsin 5, Minnesota 3
Meetings total	110
All-time series	Minnesota, 53–44–13
Largest victory	Minnesota, 11–3 (2000)
Longest win streak	Minnesota, 14 (2012–2015)
Longest unbeaten streak	Minnesota, 18 (2011–2015)
Current win streak	Wisconsin, 1 (2020–present)

v t Western Collegiate Hockey Association women's ice hockey
Teams	Bemidji State Beavers Minnesota Golden Gophers Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs Minnesota State Mavericks Ohio State Buckeyes St. Cloud State Huskies St. Thomas Tommies Wisconsin Badgers
Venues	Sanford Center (Bemidji State) Ridder Arena (Minnesota) AMSOIL Arena (Minnesota Duluth) All Seasons Arena (Minnesota State) OSU Ice Rink (Ohio State) Herb Brooks National Hockey Center (St. Cloud State) St. Thomas Ice Arena (St. Thomas) LaBahn Arena (Wisconsin)
Championships & awards	Awards & honors Champions
Seasons	2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2014–15