The 9th ranked WARHAWKS used a huge first half advantage, 56-18, to empty the bench in defeating Principia 81-49.  Bri McCurdy led four WARHAWKS in double figures with 11 points. Maddie Anderson added 10. Renee Richardson and Logan Lowery each had 8 rebounds.

Shooting 64% from the floor in the first half the WARHAWKS opened a comfortable 15 point, 49-34, lead over Simpson.  Shooting nearly as well (56%) in the second stanza the WARHAWKS were never challenged pulling away for the 100-78 victory.  Collin Madson hit 12 of 14 shots and led 4 WARHAWKS in double digits with a career high 28 points. Despite playing without starting big Brock Marino the WARHAWKS dominated the paint outscoring the Storm 52-32. There were 4 ties but the WARHAWKS never trailed in the game. 

The WARHAWKS hit 7 of 13 three pointers and shot 50% overall from the floor to open up a comfortable 43-28 half time lead over Aurora.  The lead grew to a high of 22 points in the first ten minutes of the second half but then the WARHAWKS went cold and over the next eight minutes Aurora cut the lead to 5 points 75-70 before the WARHAWKS made 7 of 8 free throws down the stretch to preserve the 82-73 victory. Collin Madsen led the way with 24 points.

The #24 WARHAWKS and Carroll played to six ties and twelve lead changes before the WARHAWKS used a 23-15 scoring advantage in the final stanza to pull out a 73-62 win over the Pioneers.  Renee Rittenmeyer led four WARHAWKS in double figures with a 24/11 double-double.  Mia Gillis added 16 points. Bri McCurdy hit two buzzer beating threes and finished with 13 points.  Freshman Brooke Stenklyft finished with 10 points.

The #24 WARHAWKS rallied from a 5 point halftime deficit to defeat #13 Illinois Wesleyen 60-51 and claim the Champion Classic Tournament Championship.  Mia Gillis paced the Hawks with 22 points and was named the tournament's MVP. Renee Rittenmeyer added a 12/11 double-double to the winning effort.

The WARHAWKS outscored Milikin by 22 points in the middle two quarters and won 70-50. Mia Gillis's 14 points and 8 rebounds paced the HAWKS.

The WARHAWKS shoot 63% in the first half to double up Eureka 62-36 and cruise 116-73.  Luke Bara's 19 points led seven WARHAWKS in double figures.

WARHAWKS go cold in the second half and fall to Saint Thomas (TX) in St Louis 81-73.  Collin Madson leads all scorers with 24 points. We will play either Washington U or Eureka tomorrow.

The #42 WARHAWKS open the season with a 63-58 win over #28 Washington University.  Mia Gillis led three WARHAWKS scoring in double digits with 18 points.

Quote from: tomt4525 on November 07, 2025, 11:28:59 PMGood start for the WIAC tonight, 3-0 with wins over Hampton-Sydney and St Norbert.

After a tight first half which saw the WARHAWKS head to the locker room with a 27-26 lead the offense got going in the second half for an easy 74-58 win over Ripon Friday night.  Led by Brock Marino's 16 points four WARHAWKS scored in double figures.

Quote from: tomt4525 on November 04, 2025, 11:54:11 AMhttps://uwwsports.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster

Whitewater's roster is posted.  No Tyshawn Teague-Johnson sighting, I wonder if he's hurt for the year or something.  He still lists Whitewater basketball in his bio on social media.

He has to sit out the first 8 games. The WIAC continues to enforce their transfer rule despite the portal.

We couldn't run the ball to save our souls.  RF simply dominated up front on both sides of the ball.  If we were going to win this game we needed a lot better play by the O'line and QB.  Unfortunately we got neither.  Now we have to focus on winning the last two and hope for the best.

Quote from: Greek Tragedy on October 17, 2025, 11:04:06 PMIt's good that they are doing it this way because they'll quickly realize no one will want to pay to watch the postseason. Appreciate the free regular season now before they decide to change it.

It's on a "trial" basis. If nobody watches?

Quote from: Bofadeeznuts on October 05, 2025, 07:45:20 PMOh. It's "pounding the rock?"
Geez. I always thought it was "pounding the c ock." As in gamecock. And I thought the gamecock was the male version of a warhawk.
You'd think spending 4 yrs there I would know that.
Silly me.
Yesterday was OK. Building block to a great championship run. There is without a doubt this will go down as the greatest team in D3 history.

Simply bizarre.   lol 

You won't beat LaCrosse making that many mistakes. They beat us and we helped them.