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First team all WIAC, check. WIAC player of the year, check. First Team All-American, check. All-Tournament team, check.
Last, but definitely not least, National Player of the Year, check.
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.
The last time the men’s basketball team advanced to the Final Four, head coach Pat Miller was the guard for the 1989 team and eventually went on to win the program its second national championship.
Last week when the Warhawks earned a berth into the NCAA Tournament, that wasn’t the only good news.
Head coach Pat Miller and senior Chris Davis were named coach and player of the year in the WIAC...
After defeating UW-River Falls last week on the road, the UW-Whitewater men’s basketball team fell 64-58 to the Falcons at home in the WIAC Championship game Sunday.
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