Brandon Feivor Archives - Page 7 of 7

Lone senior leaves behind legacy of undying dedication

April 27, 2011

One is the number of seniors the men’s tennis team has on its roster this season. Two is the number of remaining home matches he has left this season. Three is how many years he waited to make the starting lineup. That senior is Charlie Miller.

Final Four trip set for rugby team

April 20, 2011

Two. That’s the number of wins the men’s club rugby team is away from being crowned Division II national champions after it advanced to the Final Four this past weekend.

Rugby team dominating going into tournament

April 13, 2011

Undefeated, Midwest regional champions, No. 1 ranking in Division II (rugbymag.com). The UW-Whitewater men’s club rugby team reached all of these milestones during its fall season.

Freshman tennis duo leading the charge

April 6, 2011

When a program loses a majority of its lineup, expectations might not be as high for that team the following year. But for the men’s tennis team, expectations are always high. Losing five seniors...

Warhawks on roll, go 5-0 over break

March 30, 2011

The typical spring breaker will spend their time on a beach. The UW-Whitewater men’s tennis team spent its break on the court.

Men’s tennis splits over weekend, heads to Florida

March 16, 2011

The No. 28 ranked men’s tennis team (ITA poll) traveled to St. Peter, Minn. last Saturday to take on Gustavus Adolphus College and Augustana College

Doubles play an important role in Warhawk tennis

March 9, 2011

Two heads are better than one, especially when it comes to tennis. One of the most interesting dynamics in college tennis is the use of doubles teams in match play.

Netters using strong doubles performances to advantage

March 2, 2011

The men’s tennis team traveled to Michigan last weekend for a trio of matches that would be the team’s biggest challenge so far this season. The Warhawks defeated the Hope College Flying Dutch and...

Dionne an inspiration to all people

February 16, 2011

The stands in the Williams Center pool are packed with spectators anxiously awaiting the start of the Warhawks’ swim meet. Students fill whole sections to cheer on their friends. Parents fight to...