Jan. 29
By Christopher Clapper
Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
After winning 14 straight conference titles from 1998-2011, the No. 14-ranked UW-La Crosse Eagles, once the golden boys...
By Andrea Sidlauskas
Coming off its best finish in program history at the NCAA Division-III Championships in 2012-13, the Warhawks men’s wrestling team looks to continue its superiority...
By Kevin Cunningham
With the Warhawks sending eight competitors to Cedar Rapids, Iowa for the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championship on March 15 and 16, head coach Tim Fader said...
By Justin St. Peter
History has been made. The Warhawks wrestling team set a school record on Saturday March 2 at the NCAA Division III Regional in Elmhurst, Indiana. They sent eight of the ten wrestlers...
By: Neal Johnson
The Warhawks wrestling team remained unbeaten in WIAC play with an upset victory over fifth-ranked UW-La Crosse Friday night at Mitchell Hall in La Crosse, Wis.
Junior Cedric Gibson...
A national championship is like the Super Bowl. It is great to get there, but upon advancing to that stage athletes want to win it.
That’s probably what the No. 6 Warhawks were feeling going into the NCAA Championship in La Crosse over the weekend.
The wrestling team crushed UW-Platteville 42-6 on senior night Thursday, which was the last meet on the Warhawks’ schedule before the WIAC Conference Tournament.
The ’Hawks will take to the mat Sunday to attempt to qualify for nationals by winning the WIAC Tournament. UW-Whitewater will be hosting the tournament at 9 a.m. Sunday.
The ninth-ranked Warhawks have won nine matches in a row and senior heavyweight Corey Anderson has been a big part of this success.
Anderson credits his teammates and assistant coach Russ Davie.
It takes a physically strong athlete to become a wrestler, but it takes a mentally strong athlete to remain one. Both physically and mentally taxing, the journey of a wrestler is not for the faint of heart.
While most UW-Whitewater students are at home relaxing and decompressing, others, like the No. 12 ranked Warhawk wrestling team, was hard at work with two-a-day practices and matches.
