Hey, we're back with our third ever episode of Rosie's House of Hockey.

This week we have Madison Packer on the podcast. Madison, say hello.

Hello, everybody.

Thank you so much for coming on. We've done, this is the third official of our four-part

miniseries. We're going over pretty much everything riveters, but let's learn a little bit

about you. So you went to school in Wisconsin. We were

talking previously to the podcast about how much snow you got comparatively to hear. What was it like

going to such a big hockey school like Wisconsin? Some of the best years of my life. Part of the

reason that I chose that school was a Big Ten school. So the football game, the athletic community was super tight-knit.

And obviously, lots of snow.

It was close to home.

So it had a lot to offer and really made my decision easy when I was kind of evaluating the process and where I wanted to go.

Well, so what was the tournament exactly you'd be playing in four Wisconsin,

just for people out there that might not know?

The tournament?

Yeah, so was there like, yeah, I guess the Frozen Four.

Would that, that would be? Yeah, we played, yeah, we played in the Frozen Four.

I played in three Frozen Fours.

We missed out my junior year.

But won a national championship, my freshman year, and then played in a couple of WCHA

championships, which was our conference.

But the big one was always a frozen four.

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