Stu Voigt (2000) | UW Athletic Hall of Fame | Wisconsin Badgers

- Men's Sports
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Football
- Golf
- Hockey
- Rowing
- Soccer
- Swimming & Diving
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Wrestling
- Women's Sports
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Hockey
- Lightweight Rowing
- Rowing
- Soccer
- Softball
- Swimming & Diving
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Buy Now
- Stay Connected
- Badgers App
- Badgers Sports Report
- Big Ten Network
- Big Ten Plus
- Email Updates
- Radio Broadcasts
- RSS Feeds
- Social Media
- Videos
- For Kids & Families
- Camps
- Tours
- Bucky's Buddies
- For Students
- AreaRED
- Special Events
- Crazylegs Classic Race/Walk
- Concerts & Special Events
- Wedding/Special Event Photos
- Our Stories
- Andy Baggot
- My Words
- Forging Firsts
- Facilities
- All Facilities
- Campus Map
- University Ridge
- Quick Links
- Mission Statement
- Staff Directory
- Athletic Board
- Athletic Department
- Administration
- BIOS
- Brand Communications
- Business Reports
- Compliance
- Guest Services
- Hospitality/Food & Beverage
- Policies & Procedures
- Spirit Squad
- History
- Hall of Fame
- History & Traditions
- W Club
- News Archives
- Work For The Badgers
- Employment
Shop

Stu Voigt

Stu Voigt

Induction:
2000

Stu Voigt

Last three-sport letterwinner (football, baseball and track) in Wisconsin history
Football MVP in 1969 after leading the team in receptions (39) and yards (439)
Recorded 63 catches for 704 yards in his career as a tight end
Member of four Badger track teams - 1968-70 indoor and 1969 outdoor -- that won Big Ten championships
Played baseball for two seasons at UW and hit .350 for his career
An 11-year career with the Minnesota Vikings, he started in three Super Bowls
Finished his Viking career as the team's all-time leader in receptions and yards by a tight end
Named to the Vikings All-Time Team in 1985
Established a national high school indoor shot put record (67-1) in 1966

Stu Voigt

Thursday, September 24

Tuesday, September 22

Tuesday, September 22

Tuesday, September 22

Screenshot

19 Badgers at NHL training camps

Thursday, September 24

Wisconsin Badgers defensive back Matt Jung (29) celebrates an interception with teammates during an NCAA college football game against Eastern Michigan Eagles, Sept. 19, 2026, in Madison, Wis. The Badgers won 54-10. (Photo by David Stluka/Wisconsin Athletic Communications)

Badgers open Big Ten play at No. 13 Penn State

Wednesday, September 23

Mikaela Helling

Five things to know: the Wisconsin Badgers on the road to Chicago for the Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational

Wednesday, September 23

Collin Beduhn

Men’s tennis continues fall season at Fighting Irish Mini Duals

Wednesday, September 23

University of Wisconsin

© 2026 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System All rights reserved worldwide / University of Wisconsin-Madison Privacy Policy / Privacy Policy / Terms of Service Feedback, questions or accessibility issues: / contactus@uwbadgers.com / NCAA Infractions Case

Big Ten Conference

Big Ten Plus

Western Collegiate Hockey Association