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February 4, 2017 ​

UW-Madison students and members of the community celebrated the season at the Hoofers Winter Carnival Saturday on Lake Mendota in front of Memorial Union.

Dozens of students take part in a broomball tournament hosted by Rec Sports.

Dozens of students take part in a broomball tournament hosted by Rec Sports. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Courtney Klatt gives human bowling a try.

Courtney Klatt gives human bowling a try. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Who needs skates and a stick if you've got boots and a broom?

Who needs skates if you've got boots? Photo by: Bryce Richter

Ice golf is best played facing away from the Terrace.

Ice golf is best played facing away from the Terrace. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Joey Horan, left, and James Oelke, right, fight for possession during the broomball tournament.

Joey Horan, left, and James Oelke, right, fight for possession during the broomball tournament. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Montana Hodur lines up her putt as Ashley Squiares (left), Courtney Klatt and Dan Klundt look on.

Montana Hodur lines up her putt as Ashley Squiares (left), Courtney Klatt and Dan Klundt look on. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Joe Geissler (left) edges out Eric Janssen to get the ball.

Joe Geissler (left) edges out Eric Janssen to get the ball. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Jennifer Stevens flies her creation from the kite-making workshop.

Jennifer Stevens flies her creation from the kite-making workshop. Photo by: Bryce Richter

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