Five Things to Know: No. 10 Badgers host Ohio State

Wednesday, October 30

Madison, WI

3 PM

Wisconsin Badgers

Ohio State

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Five Things to Know: No. 10 Badgers host Ohio State

October 28, 2019 | Women's Soccer

UW wraps up regular season with battle against OSU

Wisconsin

13-2-2

Ohio State

4-9-4

Game Coverage

Wednesday, Oct. 30 | 3 p.m. CT — McClimon Soccer Complex

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MADISON, Wis. – The No. 10 Wisconsin women's soccer team wraps up Big Ten play with a Wednesday afternoon contest with Ohio State at the McClimon Soccer Complex.

Kickoff is at 3 p.m. and admission is free for the game. However, fans planning on attending the game will have to park in Lot 60 for $10.

1. HOME OF THE CHAMPS: Wisconsin claimed its third Big Ten championship this past weekend thanks to a 1-0 win at Illinois on Thursday and a 3-1 win at Northwestern on Sunday. This marks UW's second outright crown, having last won the title on their own in 1994 (the tournament winner was named Big Ten Champion from 1994-96) before securing a share of the 2015 championship.

🏆 Big Ten Regular Season Champs! 🏆

The hardware looks good @BadgerWSoccer. #SlowMoMonday pic.twitter.com/eSE21imzOk
— Wisconsin On BTN (@WisconsinOnBTN) October 28, 2019

2. HOME, SWEET HOME: UW is now undefeated in its last 16 home games at the McClimon Soccer Complex, including a perfect 7-0-1 record this year. Wisconsin has allowed only three goals at home this year and have outscored its opponents 13-3 in games at McClimon.

3. DANG, DANI: Senior Dani Rhodes has enjoyed a stellar season for UW, as she has 10 goals, six of which have been game-winning strikes this year. She leads the Big Ten in game-winners and ranks No. 6 in the country. In addition, the Waukesha, native ranks No. 5 in school history in goals with 35 and needs just one to move into a tie for fourth place with Amy Vermeulen (2001-05)

4. STRAIGHT FROM THE COACH:

After winning the Big Ten soccer title on Sunday, #Badgers head coach Paula Wilkins addressed the Madison media on Monday! pic.twitter.com/w5LYd2276T
— Wisconsin Soccer (@BadgerWSoccer) October 28, 2019

5. TOURNEY TIME: The Badgers locked up the No. 1 seed in this year's Big Ten tournament, marking the first time since 1996 that Wisconsin has held the top seed in the league's tourney. Wisconsin will host the No. 8 seed on Sunday in an afternoon game at McClimon. The Badgers' opponent and exact game time will be announced either on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning.