Wisconsin Badgers
Die Wisconsin Badgers sind die Sportteams der University of Wisconsin–Madison. Die 23 verschiedenen Sportteams nehmen an der NCAA Division I als ein Mitglied der Big Ten Conference in der West Division teil.
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Wisconsin Badgers Logo
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Wisconsin American-Football-Stadion
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Wisconsin Basketball-Arena
Sportarten
Die Badgers bieten folgende Sportarten an:
Herren Teams
- Basketball
- Crosslauf
- American Football
- Golf
- Eishockey
- Rudern
- Fußball
- Schwimmsport & Wasserspringen
- Tennis
- Leichtathletik
- Freistilringen
Frauen Teams
Bekannte ehemalige Spieler
Basketball
American Football
- Arnie Herber; Pro Football Hall of Fame (1966)
- Elroy Hirsch; Pro Football Hall of Fame (1968)
- J. J. Watt; mehrfacher Pro Bowler und aktiver Spieler
- Mike Webster; Pro Football Hall of Fame (1997)
- Russell Wilson; Super Bowl Champion und aktiver Spieler (2011)
Eishockey
- Chris Chelios; Hockey Hall of Fame (2013)
- Tony Granato; New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks
- Dany Heatley; Atlanta Thrashers, Ottawa Senators, San Jose Sharks, Minnesota Wild, Anaheim Ducks, Florida Panthers
- Curtis Joseph; St. Louis Blues, Edmonton Oilers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Detroit Red Wings, Phoenix Coyotes, Calgary Flames
- Carla MacLeod; zweimalige Olympiasiegerin
- K'Andre Miller; New York Rangers
- Joe Pavelski; San Jose Sharks
- Mike Richter; New York Rangers
- Gary Suter; Calgary Flames, Chicago Blackhawks, San Jose Sharks
- Ryan Suter; Nashville Predators, Minnesota Wild
Weblinks
- UWBadgers.com – Offizielle Homepage der University of Wisconsin Badgers
Quellen
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