By Neal Johnson
The Warhawks women’s tennis team led, by freshman Megan Humphreys completed a successful weekend at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Midwest Regional in Saint...
By Andrea Sidlauskas
If this past weekend’s matches are any indication of the upcoming season for the Warhawk women’s tennis team, the players will definitely have something to celebrate.
The...
By Justin Woodard
As the Warhawks men’s tennis season drew to a close on Sunday, the team eagerly awaits a bid into the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division-III Championship...
By Justin St. Peter
The Warhawks men’s tennis team extended its win streak by winning four matches over the past weekend.
Sophomore Ben Shklyar was a big part of that, winning multiple...
By Andrea Sidlauskas
2012 WIAC Player of the Year, member of the 2012 WIAC Sportsmanship Team, conference champion, team captain: many collegiate athletes train their entire lives to earn...
By Brandon Feivor
The Warhawks spent their Saturday in Madison playing a pair of Division-I programs, UW-Madison and the University of Illinois-Chicago. They lost both matches and fell to...
The Warhawk men’s tennis team had two All-American’s competing in the doubles portion of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Division III Small College Championships in Mobile, Ala., this past weekend.
The...
By Neal Johnson
The Warhawk women’s tennis team, led by junior Jackie Vitale, completed a successful weekend at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Midwest Regional in St. Peter, Minn.,...
After defeating UW-La Crosse 5-1 and UW-Eau Claire 6-0 on Saturday, the women’s tennis team won the WIAC Final Four and clinched a bid to its fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament.
Play begins on May...
With the pressure of a three-peat looming and a bid to nationals on the line, the men’s tennis team won its third consecutive WIAC Final Four last weekend in Oshkosh.
The men’s and women’s tennis team’s are coming off of two of the most important weeks in school history.
The women, ranked No. 18, finished the Midwest Invitational 2-1 and beat two nationally ranked opponents, Gustavus Adolphus College and Denison University.
Both victories were the first wins against either school in UW-Whitewater history.
The women’s tennis team came back to Wisconsin with some success after defeating three of the four schools they played on their spring break trip in Georgia and South Carolina.
