Brian Gale, Women's Sports Journalist
• November 6, 2023
This season the UW-Whitewater Women's Cross Country team had their second best finish in program history placing third in the WIAC championship meet. The first Warhawk to cross the finish line was sophomore...
Oct. 1, 2014 By Christopher Clapper
After a disappointing finish to last season, this year’s Warhawks men and women’s cross country team is out to prove itself, and it’s off to a great start.
The...
The Warhawks women’s cross country team took sixth out of ten teams at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meet in Cuba City on Saturday.
Alyssa Duncan ran well on the course, which weaved...
The UW-Whitewater women’s and men’s cross country teams ran their home course on Saturday, as they kicked off the season with the Warhawk Invitational.
The meet included a smattering of teams from...
The Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference is a Division-III powerhouse in many sports, and the Warhawk women’s cross country team has experienced its conference’s dominance firsthand.
“Teams...
There was no individual who qualified for nationals this year for the Warhawks, but the men’s and women’s teams represented UW-Whitewater well Saturday at the Midwest Regional.
One of the reasons athletes have so much success is because they devote hours and hours to practice. They achieve greatness through determination and hard work. Without practice, natural talent is simply not enough.
Both the UW-Whitewater men’s and women’s cross country teams took first place in the second annual Gene Davis Invitational hosted by Lawrence University at the Reid Municipal Golf Course in Appleton Saturday.
Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams participated in the Roy Griak Cross Country Invitational in Minneapolis Saturday, placing 11th and 14th respectively out of the 32-team field.
Both the men and women’s cross-country teams began the season on a positive note on Saturday. The Warhawk Invite, the teams’ only home meet, was the first race of the season, and both teams placed second out of eight teams.
The women’s cross country team finished sixth in the WIAC championship, and was 11th out of 38 teams at the NCAA Division III Midwest Regional last season.
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