Warhawks Archives - Page 22 of 22

Netters using strong doubles performances to advantage

March 2, 2011

The men’s tennis team traveled to Michigan last weekend for a trio of matches that would be the team’s biggest challenge so far this season. The Warhawks defeated the Hope College Flying Dutch and...

Title hopes strong for Warhawks

February 22, 2011

Both the men’s and women’s track and field teams will try to capture each program’s very first WIAC Championship Feb. 25-26 at UW-River Falls. “It would be an incredible feeling [to win],” head women’s coach Josh Ireland said. “It’s something that has never happened before in the existence of our program, it would be huge.”

New school records come in bunches for swimmers

February 22, 2011

Both the men’ and women’s swimming team set an assortment of school records at the WIAC championships last Thursday-Saturday, with both teams finishing fourth. The teams set new school records in...

Zarate sets bar for team in final go around

February 22, 2011

A person can only be a leader if others are willing to follow. The young wrestling team has rallied behind lone senior, James Zarate, on the way to another successful season. Zarate has displayed the work ethic and tremendous leadership the underclassmen need in the adjustment to college level wrestling.

Club volleyball team on pace to have big year

February 22, 2011

After finishing fifth at nationals last season, the men’s club volleyball team is on a good start to bring home the national title. The No. 12 ranked Warhawks hold a 7-2 record in the Wisconsin...

Carollo’s bunch turn skeptics into believers

February 5, 2011

There were plenty of question marks regarding the women's basketball team entering the 2010-2011 season. After all, they lost many seniors from last year's WIAC title squad and have three freshman in the starting lineup. A problem? Not for head coach Keri Carollo's team, which is actually in better shape in the conference standings and rankings than it was at this time last year.

Defense runs in the family for the Nashleanas’

November 10, 2010

One of the best parts of sports is that they can be a family event. Parents and siblings come out to games to watch family members participate. In the Nashleanas family, participation in sports...

Raebel defeats cancer

October 27, 2010

This Homecoming will be special for AJ Raebel. Actually, all the Homecomings from here on out will be quite special for him. Raebel, who graduated in May 2009, looks at life a little different these days. “I don’t take the little things in life for granted anymore,” Raebel said. “Just things like playing catch and going for a run are gifts.”

Schmidt finishes fifth, Bautista claims eighth at nationals

March 10, 2010

Senior wrestlers Jon Schmidt and Austin Bautista earned All-American honors last weekend at the NCAA Division III national tournament. Schmidt placed fifth in the heavyweight division, while Bautista...

Long road traveled

February 17, 2010

Dupree Fletcher counts his blessings each and every day. “By the grace of God I turned my life around,” Fletcher said. He knows, however, his life could have turned out quite differently if he didn’t change.

Donovan shining under spotlight

December 9, 2009

Senior quarterback Jeff Donovan's career hasn't always been the smoothest. The spotlight has been on him since his freshman year and now, in his final year as the quarterback of one of the top-ranked football offenses in the country, he is shining in that spotlight.