There are 16 current or former Wisconsin Badgers in Tokyo for the 2020 Summer Olympics which, you know, are taking place in 2021. UWBadgers.com has a great master schedule and bios of all the UW Olympians right here, but we’ve collected a couple of the highlights for you because we love you and don’t want you to spend more time than necessary looking for this stuff.
- US midfielder Rose Lavelle scored the first goal of penalty kicks to help the Americans beat the Dutch 2-2 (4-3) in the quarterfinals of the women’s soccer tournament.