Hockey

Badgers’ Legacy Expands to Television as Former Stars Shine on Family Feud

From back-to-back championships to draft day drama, the Wisconsin program continues to shape the next generation of women's hockey.

The Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey program cemented its recent dominance by capturing its second consecutive national championship, a milestone that has elevated the team's profile across the collegiate sports landscape.

From Ice to Television

Adding a cultural twist, three alumni — Laila Edwards, Hilary Knight and Caroline Harvey — joined the roster of Team USA Women's Hockey for a special episode of Celebrity Family Feud, where they squared off against the men's national squad and shared a light‑hearted exchange with host Steve Harvey.

Although the women's side fell short of the 'fast money' round, the appearance underscored the growing visibility of the sport and highlighted the camaraderie between the two national teams.

Harvey's own draft journey took an unexpected turn when he was selected first overall by the PWHL, while Edwards was drafted fourth by PWHL San Jose and Knight was traded from Las Vegas to Detroit ahead of the draft.

These moves ripple through the professional circuit, influencing team dynamics, fan engagement, and the broader narrative of women's hockey as it continues to expand its reach.

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