No. 1 Badgers’ series vs. No. 2 Minnesota Duluth is sold out

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No. 1 Badgers’ series vs. No. 2 Minnesota Duluth is sold out

February 08, 2017 | Women's Hockey

Top-two teams in women’s hockey meet this weekend in Madison

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin women's hockey program announced Wednesday that no more tickets are available for this weekend's series against No. 2 Minnesota Duluth at LaBahn Arena.

This weekend's series between the top-two teams in women's hockey marks the ninth and 10th times this year that UW has enjoyed a sellout at home.

Fans attending this weekend's series should note that parking in lots surrounding LaBahn Arena and the Kohl Center will be $5. It is recommended that women's hockey fans arrive before puck drop to avoid paying men's hockey or men's basketball parking fees.

Fans can watch Sunday's noon game, which serves as Senior Day, on the Wisconsin Channel, while both games can be heard on the Madison airwaves. Saturday's 2 p.m. game will be broadcast on 100.9 FM while Sunday's tilt can be heard on The Big 1070.

Tickets are still available for the Badgers' WCHA first-round series against a team to be determined Feb. 24-26 at LaBahn Arena.