The 2022–23 Wisconsin Badgers women's ice hockey season represented the University of Wisconsin–Madison during the 2022–23 NCAA Division I women's ice hockey season. Wisconsin won the NCAA women's ice hockey tournament, their seventh national championship.
Offseason
Recruiting +PlayerPositionNationalityNotesChloe BakerGoaliePlayed for the Chicago MissionJesse CompherForwardGrad transfer from Boston UniversityLaila EdwardsForwardPlayed for the USA-U18 teamClaire EnrightForwardPlayed for the USA-U18 teamCaroline HarveyDefenseWon a silver medal at the 2022 Winter OlympicsVivian JungelsDefensePlayed for Edina High SchoolKirsten SimmsForwardPlayed for the USA-U18 team
Regular season
Standings
Schedule
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Home attendance
Wisconsin led all NCAA Division I women's ice hockey programs in both average and total home attendance, averaging 2,907 spectators and totaling 52,321 spectators. This marked the sixth consecutive instance in which the program led in these measurements of attendance.
The 14,430 spectators that attended the February 3 home game at the Kohl Center against St. Cloud State marked the second-highest attendance up-to-that-point in NCAA Division I women's ice hockey history. second only to the attendance for Wisconsin's January 14, 2017 home match against the same team during its 2016–17 Wisconsin Badgers women's ice hockey season (15,359), and surpassing the attendance of Wisconsin's February 15, 2020 home match against Ohio State during its 2019–20 season (14,361).
Roster Source: NumberPlayerPositionClassHeightHometown1Jane GervaisGR-So.5-8Valcourt, Quebec2Natalie BuchbinderDGr.5–8Fairport, New York3Sophie HelgesonDSo.5–6Roseau, Minnesota4Caroline HarveyDFr.5–7Salem, New Hampshire6Lacey EdenFR-So.5–8Annapolis, Maryland7Jesse Compher FGr.5–8Northbrook, Illinois9Sophie ShirleyFGr.5–9Saskatoon, Saskatchewan10Laila EdwardsFFr.6-0Cleveland, Ohio12Grace ShirleyFSr.5–7Saskatoon, Saskatchewan14Mayson ToftDJr.5–8Lowry, Minnesota16Claire EnrightFFr.5–5Lakeville, Minnesota17Britta CurlFR-Sr.5–8Bismarck, North Dakota18Marianne PicardFR-Fr.5–6Repentigny, Quebec20Vivian JungelsDFr.5–7Edina, Minnesota21Nicole LaMantiaDGr.5–4Wayne, Illinois23Sarah WozniewiczFSo.5–7Cochrane, Alberta24Kaitlyn KotlowskiDR-Jr.5–10Warroad, Minnesota25Chayla EdwardsDSr.5–9Cleveland, Ohio26Casey O'BrienFJr.5–4Milton, Massachusetts27Kirsten SimmsFFr.5–5Plymouth, Minnesota28Maddi WheelerFJr.5–4Erinsville, Ontario30Cami KronishGR-Sr.6-0New York, New York32Chloe BakerGFr.5–6Hermosa Beach, California
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