April 16, 2014
By Emily Leclair
He is a captain of the UW-Whitewater baseball team and the starting third baseman. He is just as much a threat in the field as he is in the batter’s box.
In...
April 9, 2014
By Emma Cunningham
You’ve seen him in the weight room while athletes are working out. You’ve seen him downtown on Saturday nights, and you’ve seen him in the...
April 2, 2014
By Carson Taylor
The Warhawk baseball team began play in the WIAC on Tuesday, splitting a doubleheader with UW-Platteville.
The ’Hawks, ranked No. 9 in the...
April 2, 2014
By Emily Leclair
The UW-Whitewater baseball team heads into the 2014 season with sights set on the College World Series. The team has already proven to be a threat with an...
By Andrea Sidlauskas
Most young athletes fantasize about excelling in their sport, determined to become so talented that they reach the professional level. They aspire to become role models...
By Jenny Dupuis
The WIAC Conference Tournament begins this weekend and the Warhawks have high expectations for the outcome.
The ‘Hawks have been successful so far this season. The...
By Erik Lewis
Coming into the season, there were questions about the Warhawks’ pitching staff. Those questions are disappearing after each game for the ’Hawks (22-4, 13-1 WIAC), who took...
By Andrew Bayliss
Justin Lambert gives new meaning to the term “experienced player.” As a senior pitcher for the Warhawks baseball team, Lambert definitely brings on-the-field experience...
By Andrea Sidlauskas
The Warhawk baseball team continued in its quest for supremacy Sunday, after sweeping UW-Superior at Prucha Field in Miller Stadium.
The ’Hawks, ranked No. 16 in...
The term “phenom” is used frequently in sports. Whenever a player has a strong start to their career, they are immediately tagged with that label.
But if someone were to call Warhawk freshmen first baseman Marty Herum and catcher Mike Mierow phenoms, the two players’ statistics would back up such bold statements.
The Warhawks dominated offensively this weekend, hitting 13 home runs in four games en route to a four-game sweep over UW-Stout.
“Offensively we’ve never looked better so it was a real positive weekend for us,” head coach John Vodenlich said. “The qualities of our bats were noticeable and I don’t think we made an easy out all weekend.”
