By Justin Woodard
Despite only leading by two points at the half, the Warhawks women’s basketball team used a 26-6 run midway through the second half to send Simpson College home for the...
By Kevin Cunningham
After two 20-point victories, the Warhawks women’s basketball team has advanced to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament.
On Friday, March 1, the ’Hawks...
By Kevin Cunningham
According to the latest d3hoops.com top 25 poll, with five of the top 12 teams in the Warhawks’ women’s basketball region in the NCAA Tournament, it would...
By Kevin Cunningham
The free throw line has been a comfortable place for the Warhawks women’s basketball team all season long. For the ’Hawks, the second half of an 80-71 victory...
By Erik Lewis
Basketball games can often be won or lost at the free-throw line. That is where the Warhawks women’s basketball team got the job done Saturday in their 82-66 victory against...
By: Daniel Schoettler
The Warhawks women’s basketball team beat UW-Stout on a recording-setting night at UW-Whitewater Saturday. The ’Hawks got off to a hot start with a 23-7 run to begin the game,...
Fewer than 24 hours after learning of the death of former teammate Alex Scarbro, the UW-Whitewater women’s basketball team was scheduled to play Edgewood College.
Head coach Keri Carollo...
After the first 10 games of the season, the Warhawk women’s basketball team stood at 6-4 overall and were coming off a three-game losing streak.
Conference play began and the `Hawks had a couple weeks over winter break to figure out they needed to improve. They played six games since Christmas and have won them all, including five double-digit wins.
After a hot start to the season for the Warhawk women’s basketball team, the ’Hawks have lost two in a row to UW-La Crosse and UW-Eau Claire.
The team’s next game will be at 7 p.m. The ’Hawks will be facing an undefeated top-10 team in UW-Stevens Point.
The women’s basketball team improved their record to 6-1 on Saturday when they dominated UW-Stout to the tune of a 95-65 victory.
The ’Hawks are off to a good start, and they will try to take another step tonight when they play UW-La Crosse at 7 p.m.
After falling to rival UW-Stevens Point in the WIAC championship game Sunday, the women’s basketball team will regain their focus on their next task at hand: Mount Union.
The ’Hawks found out...
