The UW-Whitewater baseball team is good, but you already know that. The team is ranked in the top five nationally. What you didn’t know is that the team went 9-1 on the spring trip in Florida and will...
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 Kevin Cunningham and Andrea Sidlauskas
UW-Whitewater sophomore Jack Herum, brother of junior Marty Herum, made an unverified announcement on Twitter earlier today about...
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...
Justin St. Peter
In a time of technology, cell phones and videogames during childhood, Marty and Jack Herum grew up with a ball in their hands at all times.
“When it’s 100 degrees outside,...
The UW-Whitewater baseball team swept UW-Stevens Point in the second doubleheader played this past week at James B. Miller Stadium in Whitewater on Monday.
In the first game, the ’Hawks got the offense...
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.
Opening day finally came to Whitewater this past weekend as the baseball team split a four-game series against UW-Oshkosh.
For Warhawk baseball fans, the first home games were a cold and windy experience, but a welcome one.
After its spring training trip in Lake Myrtle, Fla., the Warhawk baseball team returns to campus with red-hot bats.
The team went 5-2 in Florida from March 22-28, and won all four of its varsity reserve games in Florida, including a game against the Minnesota Twins’ single-A team.
