Jan. 21, 2015 By Justin St. Peter
It’s not very often that Division III sports teams are able to compete against top Division I opponents, much less beat them.
The Warhawks gymnastics team was...
By Justin St. Peter
Anytime somebody has the word interim in their job title removed, they can breathe a large sigh of relief.
Former interim athletic director Amy Edmonds agrees. On May 28, Chancellor...
Jan. 29
By Ashley McCallum
Successful sports programs and UW-Whitewater are two things that go hand-in-hand.
In this year alone, the Warhawks have seen four tennis players compete in...
On the court of the Salem Civic Center Arena, it read “Salem, Virginia’s Championship City.”
They might as well change that to ‘Whitewater’s Championship City,’ after the UW-Whitewater men’s basketball team defeated Cabrini College 63-60 in a stunning 18-point comeback Saturday night in the Division-III National Championship game.
After defeating Virginia Wesleyan 76-62 Saturday night, the men's basketball team will advance to the programs fourth Final Four appearance. The last time the Warhawks advanced the the Final Four was in...
Proficient hitting has become a way of life for the baseball team. With a .351 team batting average a year ago and a .337 average this season, opponents know the Warhawks can rake.
Following its 73-53 loss to UW-Stevens Point in the WIAC championship game Sunday, the women’s basketball team has received an at-large bid to participate in the NCAA Division III tournament.
The...
There were plenty of question marks regarding the women's basketball team entering the 2010-2011 season. After all, they lost many seniors from last year's WIAC title squad and have three freshman in the starting lineup. A problem? Not for head coach Keri Carollo's team, which is actually in better shape in the conference standings and rankings than it was at this time last year.
Jordan Wells did not waver when he made this statement: “I guarantee they will know when we come off the football field that we’re the better football team,” the senior wide receiver said. Wells is, of course, referring to Saturday’s 1 p.m. showdown at UW-Stevens Point (5-2, 4-0 WIAC) – who is tied with UW-Whitewater (7-0, 4-0) atop the conference standings with only three weeks left in the regular season.
