Mathias Werve Archives - Royal Purple

Coach Miller celebrates 30 years at UW-W

November 22, 2011

What is a coach? To some, a coach can be someone with a whistle who barks orders. For others, a coach is a teacher that puts athletes through hell to bring out their best. Here at UW-Whitewater, Jeff Miller recently completed his 30th season as the head cross-country coach. He has coached the men’s team since 1982 and has been the only coach the women’s program has had since its inception in 1984.

Cross Country teams finish season at Midwest Regionals

November 16, 2011

There was no individual who qualified for nationals this year for the Warhawks, but the men’s and women’s teams represented UW-Whitewater well Saturday at the Midwest Regional.

UW-W cross country teams prepare for Midwest Regionals

November 2, 2011

The UW-Whitewater men’s cross country team finished sixth and the women’s team finished seventh at the WIAC Conference meet in Menomonie on Saturday.

Standing tall above them all

October 5, 2011

“We’re a big family here.” That’s how Mathias Werve described the team. At the head of the family is Head Coach Jeff Miller, who is entering his 30th season of coaching the cross country team at UW-Whitewater. But the heart and soul of the family are the five big brothers that have been here the longest.

Men’s and women’s cross country finish high in invite

September 28, 2011

Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams participated in the Roy Griak Cross Country Invitational in Minneapolis Saturday, placing 11th and 14th respectively out of the 32-team field.

Second place finish for men, women

September 21, 2011

Both the men and women’s cross-country teams began the season on a positive note on Saturday. The Warhawk Invite, the teams’ only home meet, was the first race of the season, and both teams placed second out of eight teams.

Men’s cross country team looks to build off big season

September 14, 2011

Coming off a strong finish from last season, the men’s cross country team looks to start where they have left off. The team finished fourth in the conference, seventh out of 39 teams in the NCAA Division...