April 2, 2014
By Daniel Schoettler
Last season, the Warhawks softball team finished with a 32-win season and a second-place finish in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
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By Zach Hicks
Warhawks first baseman Morgan Krisch has always been a good hitter.
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The softball team had a chance to win the WIAC Tournament on Sunday and earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, but fell short.
Because it is a double-elimination tournament, the Warhawks needed one win over UW-River Falls but fell short twice.
The softball team ended a busy conference week on a sour note, losing both games of a double-header against UW-Eau Claire on Sunday to finish second in the WIAC.
The ’Hawks will take the field at...
No player can be fully replaced. Those who come after are bound to play with their own style.
The Warhawks could not replace All-American pitcher Jessica Stang with just one pitcher, but instead, rebuilt their rotation with three new pitchers: Katie Boyle, Amy Christopher and Bekka Houda.
The softball team capped off a very busy week with a three-game winning streak. It finished 6-2 in four double-headers played in five days.
Coach Brenda Volk said her team went through some highs and lows, but she was satisfied with the overall performance.
The Warhawks carried over their momentum from Florida sweeping UW-Stevens Point Thursday, but lost it when they fell to Illinois Wesleyan University twice in a doubleheader Friday.
The softball team may have spent spring break in Florida, but they took care of business on the field during their trip, winning 11 of their 12 games to start the year.
Its 11-1 record marks the team’s best start under head coach Brenda Volk’s tenure here at UW-Whitewater, which dates back to 1999.
The UW-Whitewater softball team will begin its season this week in Florida, where the team will play 12 games in six days.
The ’Hawks’ junior catcher Emily Epifanio said the team’s spring break trip to Clermont, Fla., is really more of a business trip than a vacation. The team has double headers on six out of the seven days.
In today’s society, it’s not uncommon to see professional athletes who give back to the community.
For UW-Whitewater alumni Greg Reinhard, that’s exactly what he did.
