A view of Madison.
Madison is capital and the second-largest city in Wisconsin. It has a population of about 231,000 and a metro area of about 561,000.
It is the home of the University of Wisconsin.
Players[]
- Alex Brooks
- Marc Behrend
- Adam Burish
- John Byce
- Shane Foster
- Patrick Johnson
- Peter Johnson
- Phil Kessel
- Kyle Klubertanz
- Evan Stoflet
- Bob Suter
Teams[]
- United States Hockey League, 1973-1974) join Continental Hockey League
- (Continental Hockey League, (1974-1977)
- (USHL, 1984-1991) renamed Wisconsin Capitols
- USHL, 2014-Present)
- (All-American Hockey League, 2009-2009) folded after 2 weeks of play
- (All-American Hockey League, 2010-2010) became Wooster Korn Kings October 27
- Madison Kodiaks (United Hockey League, 1999-2000) became Kalamazoo Wings
- Madison Monsters
- (Colonial Hockey League, 1995-1997) league renamed United Hockey League
- (United Hockey League, 1997-1999) became Knoxville Speed
- Wisconsin Capitols (USHL, 1992-1995) folded
- University of Wisconsin Badgers
- (Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 1969-2013) joining Big Ten Conference
- Big Ten Conference (2013-Charter member)
- Wisconsin Whalers (North American 3 Hockey League, 2013-Present)
The United States Hockey League announced on August 5, 2013 that Madison was awarded an expansion team for the 2014-15 season
Arenas[]
- Hartmeyer Ice Arena (1960-Present)
- LaBahn Arena
- Tenney Park Rink
- Kohl Center
- Madison Ice Arena
- Olbrich Park Ice Rink
- Veterans Memorial Coliseum
- Fast Forward Skate Center
- Camp Randall Memorial Sports Center (The Shell)
- Garner Park Ice Rink
- Goodman Park Ice Rink
- Vilas Park Rink
- Elver Park Rink
External Links[]
- Madison, Wisconsin on Wikipedia