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Run to benefit MS Society

April 13, 2011

Assistant athletic director Edmonds fighting disease.

Augustana Invite to give Warhawks tremendous test

April 13, 2011

The outdoor season is heating up for the men’s and women’s track and field teams, as they both will travel to meet stellar competition at the Meet of Champions this weekend in Augustana, Ill.

Constant Gardner: one-night stands

April 13, 2011

One morning, you wake up with a pounding in your head. The first thought that comes to your mind is, “Why did I drink so much last night?” You look over on the other side of the bed and the...

Men look to reload after many losses

April 7, 2011

They don’t rebuild, they reload. This is the mantra of the men’s basketball team as it enters the 2010 season without five of last season’s major contributors. This year, the team must battle...

Love, running and a sense of duty

April 7, 2011

Brian Butlzer is out for a run. It’s nighttime and everything is as calm as can be. All he can hear are his footsteps on the pavement. As he gets closer to a gate on the road, he sees some of his...

NFL future could be in store for Olson

April 6, 2011

Lane Olson isn’t your prototypical NFL strong safety. Standing at 5-foot-8 inches and weighing just more than 200 pounds, the Racine native didn’t even play the position for the majority of his college career. But after posting some of the best numbers in this year’s safety draft class at the UW-Madison Pro Day March 9, Olson has solidified himself as a legitimate prospect in the NFL Draft, which occurs April 29-May 1.

Long-time rivals to do battle this weekend

April 6, 2011

When one thinks of sports rivalries, several classic matchups come to mind: Packers-Bears, Yankees-Red Sox, Lakers-Celtics. Division III baseball has its form of this type of rivalry: UW-Whitewater...

Club fishing tandem seeks top five finish at nationals

April 6, 2011

Three days. $100,000 in prize money at stake. This is what the men’s club fishing duo of seniors Jordan Truttschel and Tyler Netzer will be fighting for when they face off against 24 other teams at...

’Hawks hope for better ending

March 30, 2011

One inning. One play. That is all that separated the men’s baseball team from a berth in the College World Series last season.

The constant Gardner: sexy little lingerie

March 16, 2011

When it comes to sex, making it as sensuous and pleasurable as possible is extremely significant. If you are looking to add to the experience, surprising your partner with sexy lingerie is a great...

Picture-perfect ending gives program its ninth title

March 16, 2011

When the men’s wheelchair basketball team suffered its only loss of the season Feb. 5, its season looked a bit cloudier than it once had. Forget the fact the team had won 17 straight games to start the season before its loss to the University of Illinois. The team felt as though that was the wake-up call. From that point on, the Warhawks never looked back and it ended last Saturday with the team winning a national championship.

Float like a butterfly, sting like a Bee

March 16, 2011

When freshman sprinter Nick Bee first stepped onto the track in September, it was if he was a man in a new country. Having come to UW-Whitewater to play football in fall 2008, Bee hadn’t run for a track and field team since his sophomore year in high school. As he made his way down into the blocks, head coach Mike Johnson noticed something: Bee didn’t even have the blocks set up correctly.

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