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Wisconsin Women's Hockey 2026-27

Ooftah said:
With a worthless or no degree and a negative ROI, are parents satisfying their own egos or doing what is right for their child? There are prep schools out east that have hockey programs where graduates are pretty much guaranteed admission to an Ivy League school. Plus, many offer need-based financial aid. The child might not be able to play D1 hockey but they end up with a diploma that's worth something. If all the prep schools are expensive, why not go that route?
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Hilary Knight, Choate Rosemary Hall, Class of 2007. Look it up.

Hilary could have gone anywhere and has done everything.

Go, Badgers!
 
I really enjoyed watching Alexis Mauermann, who is from Janesville.. The Badgers are usually so good that it takes a superstar to be "impactful." But with few exceptions, all the players on the team are important contributors no matter what their stats. For whatever reason, girls hockey in Wisconsin just hasn't produced any superstars, but maybe as the sport grows, the level of competition will improve.
 
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