Mason Thompson, Assistant Campus News Editor
• May 1, 2022
The UW-Whitewater football team finished its spring training in the final week of April and players will participate in various athletic camps this summer to prepare individually for the 2022 season ahead....
The UW-Whitewater football team enjoyed a highly successful 2021 campaign - the team finished 13-1 overall and ended their season in the national semifinals ranking third in the nation. That highly successful...
In 2005 the UW-Whitewater football team made its first appearance in the Division III National Championship game, now the Warhawks have been to the Stagg Bowl ten times and have garnered six national titles....
Five Whitewater turnovers helped the No. 5 Warhawk football team pull away from No. 11 Bethel University (Minn.), 26-12, in the national quarterfinal round Dec. 1 at Perkins Stadium.
The win sends the...
Two down, three to go.
After defeating Eureka College (Ill.) 67-14 Nov. 17, the No. 5 Warhawk football squad dominated St. Norbert College 54-21 in the NCAA playoffs second round Nov. 24 at Perkins Stadium,...
UW-Whitewater football head coach Kevin Bullis said last week the team was not keen on sharing the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title after defeating UW-Stout.
The No. 5 football squad...
The No. 6 football team’s winning streak is now at 13 dating back to last season thanks to a dominant 44-7 homecoming victory against UW-River Falls Oct. 20.
The howling 25 miles per hour wind gusts...
The No. 6 Warhawk football squad took down conference foe UW-Eau Claire 45-0 on the road Oct. 13 for their second consecutive shutout.
Whitewater’s victory propels the team to a 6-0 overall record,...
A dominant second half propelled the No. 10 Warhawks to a 30-7 victory at No. 23 UW-La Crosse to take the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opener.
Whitewater also advances to its first 4-0...
The late Bear Bryant once said, “Offense sells tickets, but defense wins championships.”
That infamous quote might not always be true for number one teams, but it definitely plays a role in earning...
The No. 10 Warhawks scored a whopping 73 points in a shutout against Middle Georgia State University to sweep non-conference play Sept. 15 at Perkins Stadium.
The Warhawk’s score was just two...
A 24-point first half was all the No. 12 Warhawks football team needed to avenge last season’s loss to the Concordia College Cobbers, winning 24-6 in the home opener Sept. 8.
After both teams traded...
