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Quote from: CarollFan on August 26, 2026, 09:04:21 PMUWW Media Day

Thank you for sharing. The players seem ready to go and Coach as well- I appreciate his self-critique.

If I had one question- I'd ask: Do you envision a game ever again where you'd only hand the ball to a running back 3 times in the first half?
I believe his answer to that would be more telling than any question he answered.

Are UW-W football players real students?  I know they used transfers a lot in MBB.

Have Heather look into it.

The WIAC in the Northwoods League:

Ben Buehring UWO - Bismark Rivots
Gradin Taschner UWW - Fond du lac Dock Spitters
Caleb Parker UWP - Waterloo Bucks
Sam Meidenbauer UWP - Lakeshore Chinooks
Brayden Ramus UWRF -      "
Logan Schill UWO -        "
Aaron Holland UWW - Madison Mallards
Chris Calico UWL - LaCrosse Loggers
AJ Curtis UWL -          "
Bryce Ehr UWSP - Eau Claire Express
Sam Polyock UWW - Minot Hot Tots

Strange stat from the two games vs La Crosse...a combined 13 batters HBP.

I need to correct misinformation I have previously posted when I said WHITEWATER'S 36 consecutive games winning streak broke the previous record held by Marietta and Aurora.

In 2008 Trinity College (Conn.) won the national championship finishing the season with a 45-1 record.  Their only loss came in the first game on championship day so their streak ended at 44 games.  They lost to John Hopkins who had beaten us 12-11 in the loser's bracket to advance to the championship. After losing the first game Trinity won the championship 5-4 on a base loaded walk.

My apologies for the error. When I goggled it that was the information provided. Another example of don't believe everything you read on the internet I guess.

 

The WARHAWKS get a pair of runs in the first and pile on a bunch over the final 3 innings easily beating Ripon 11-1 (8 inn.).  Ethan Wickman started surrendering1 1ER on a pair of hits and striking out 3 over 5IP for the win. Wickman threw 52 pitches.  Teo Zeidler relieved 3IP holding Ripon hitless with 1BB and 1K. Leyton Bowers had 4H and 3RBI. Aaron Holland had 3H with one a solo HR for 1RBI. Evon Olson had 3 hits and 2RBI. Jackson Spring (2) and Dominik McVay (1) added RBIs. Andy Thies finished with 2H and 1RBI.

The WARHAWKS get a pair of runs in the first and pile on a bunch over the final 3 innings easily beating Ripon 11-1 (8 inn.).  Ethan Wickman started surrendering1 1ER on a pair of hits and striking out 3 over 5IP for the win. Wickman threw 52 pitches.  Teo Zeidler relieved 3IP holding Ripon hitless with 1BB and 1K. Leyton Bowers had 4H and 3RBI. Aaron Holland had 3H with one a solo HR for 1RBI. Evon Olson had 3 hits and 2RBI. Jackson Spring (2) and Dominik McVay (1) added RBIs. Andy Thies finished with 2H and 1RBI.

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Quote from: Mitch Hall on May 03, 2026, 09:05:05 PMCongrats indeed to the unbeaten Warhawks and to BW. Has anyone swept the slate before?

UWO swept the WSUC slate numerous times in the past, but that was when less conference games were played and you didn't play every conference opponent four games each.

My bad.  My first post included the fact it was since the change in the scheduling format but I didn't like the way it read so I deleted it and when I rewrote it I forgot to include that.  Didn't mean to neglect the Titans.

Thanks Mitch and Cubs. 

The WARHAWKS current consecutive wins streak of 35 has established a new D3 national record surpassing Marietta and Aurora who each had 33 game streaks.

The WARHAWKS take both games against Stout today by scores of 9-1 and 16-0 (7 inn.) finishing the conference portion of the season a perfect 28-0 and running the winning streak to 35 games.  It marks the first time in WIAC play that the champion has finished with an undefeated record since the league has played under the current format.

Ben Lee (5-0) scattered 4 hits, surrendering 1 r/er while walking 1 and striking out 4 in 7 innings for the win in game one. Benjy Tucker pitched 2 hitless innings, walking one and striking out 2 in relief.  Andy Thies had a pair of doubles and drove in 4 runs.  Aaron Holland, Jackson Spring, Dominik McVay and Danny Hopper all had 2 hits. McVay and Landon Seymour had 2 rbi and Evan Olson had a single rbi.

In game two the WARHAWKS scored 2 runs in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th innings.  With 2 runs across and 2 outs in the sixth Stout changed pitchers. The move backfired as he loaded the bases and then surrendered a grand slam home run to Thies.  It was Thies second home run (2 run) of the game.  In addition to Thies's pair of homers Leyton Bowers also hit a 2 run home run. Olson, Jackson Koenig, McVay and Hopper all had 2 hits. In addition to Thies 6 rbi and Bowers 2 McVay and Hopper had a pair while Olson, Spring and Keli Grennier each had a single rbi.  Franklin Kirchner (5-1) started and pitched 4 innings allowing just a single hit and struck out 6. Skyler Sievert, Theo Zeidler and Gravin Taschner each pitched an inning in relief allowing a combined two hits, a walk with 5 strikeouts.

The WARHAWKS took both ends of today's double hitter with Stout by scores of 9-1 and 4-2. Sam Steuber (8-0) struck out 14 and allowed 5 hits, an unearned run and a walk over 7 innings for the win in game one. Skyler Sievert finished the final two innings without allowing a hit, walking and striking out one.  Dominik McVay had 3 hits. Jackson Spring pulled off an inside the park grand slam home run among his 2 hits.  Landen Seymour and Andy Thies also had a pair of hits with Seymour adding an RBI.

Jackson Koenig (6-0) picked up the win in game two.  Koenig threw 7 scoreless innings allowing just 3 hits with a walk and 11 strikeouts.  Ethan Wickman surrendered a hit and picked up a strikeout in 1 inning of relief and Nick West finished the game allowing a hit, 2R/ER and a walk. Spring continued his hot hitting getting a pair and an RBI. Keli Grennier also had an RBI.

The WARHAWKS had 10 stolen bases on the day.   

Leading 2-0 when the postponed game was resumed the WARHAWKS extended the lead to 5-0 before Eau Claire put 3 runs across in the third. Adding an extra run in the fourth the WARHAWKS went up 6-3 and that score stood to the final out.  Gravin Taschner started surrendering 1 hit and struck out a pair in a single inning of work.  Franklin Kirchner (4-0) picked up the win allowing 6H, 3R/ER with 5K over 5 innings.  Benjy Tucker earned a 3 inning save finishing the game allowing just a 1H, 1BB and getting 2K.  Evon Olson and Jackson Spring each had a pair of hits and Spring had 2RBI.  Aaron Holland, Danny Hopper, Landen Seymour and Dominik McVay each had an RBI. 

WARHAWKS clinch 3rd consecutive and 24th in school history conference championships by sweeping River Falls over the weekend. The wins extend the streak to 30 games shattering both school (24) and conference (25) win streak records. 

Game One:
This was the most competitive game as the WARHAWKS Gradin Taschner and River Falls Shaun Gavin were locked in a pitcher's dual. Both went 8 innings and hits were scattered. The WARHAWKS got a pair of runs in the 3rd on Jackson Koenig's triple and Danny Hoppers sac fly and then added another run in the 4th on a Jackson Spring single. River Falls scored in the ninth but left the tying run on base.  The 3-1 was the final.

Pitching: Taschner (3-0): 8IP,3H,0R,1BB,9K; Franklin Kirchner (S,3): 1IP,3H,1R,1K
Hitting: Jackson Spring 2H; RBI: Spring, Koenig, Hopper

Game Two:
Koenig threw a complete game holding the Falcons to just 2 hits while walking 5 and striking out 9.  The WARHAWKS took the lead with 3 in the 3rd and then added 4 in the 5th to a take and hold a 7-0 to the end. Spring had a pair of hits and rbi. Hudson Turner had a pair of hits. Bowers crushed a pair of balls.  The first came within 5 feet of clearing the rightfield scoreboard for a double and the second completely cleared the scoreboard good for 2 runs. Aaron Holland homered and both Evan Olson and Landen Seymour had rbi.

Game Three:
Sam Steuber (7-0) went 6 innings allowing 7H,3R/2ER,3K and Ethan Wickman picked up his first save finishing the final 3 innings in shutout fashion while striking out 2. River Falls scored first with a run in the first for their only lead of the weekend.  But the WARHAWKS answered with a pair in the 4th and then scored 1-3 runs in each of the next four innings to build a 9-3 lead.

Hitting: Dominik McVay: 3H,2RBI; Thies: 2H,2RBI,HR; Hopper:2H,RBI; Holland, Olson, Seymour, Koenig: RBI.

Game Four (8 inn.):

The WARHAWKS scored 3 in the 3rd, 5 more in the 4th and single runs in the 5th and 8th to end the game by run rule 10-0.  Ben Lee (4-0) went 6IP allowing 3H,0R,1BB and 3K.  Benjy Tucker relieved him needing only 6 pitches to finish the 7th and Theo Zeidler finished the final inning with 1BB.

Hitting: Bowers 2H,3RBI,HR; Olson: 3H,2RBI; Thies: 2H; Holland, Seymour, Hopper: RBI.

The WARHAWKS took both ends of Wednesday's twin bill with Oshkosh by scores of 14-2 (8 inn.) and 7-5.  Game one was 5-2 going into the 8th inning when the WARHAWKS put a crooked 9 on the board turning a close game into a rout.  Ben Lee started and pitched 3 scoreless innings allowing 3 hits and a walk.  Sam Steuber ((6-0) got the win with 3 innings of relief surrendering 3 hits with 1 r/er and striking out 4.  Skyler Sievert was credited with a save. Dominik McVay paced the 15 hit WARHAWK offense with 4 hits and 3 rbi. Leyton Bowers had 3 hits including a 2 run HR. Evan Olson, Danny Hopper, Andy Thies and Jackson Spring each had a pair of hits.  Olson and Hopper had 2 rbi, Thies, Spring and Hudson Turner each had a single rbi.

In game two the WARHAWKS jumped out to a 7-0 lead into the bottom of the sixth before the Titan strung together 4 hits and capitalized on a throwing error to plate 4 and then added another run in the seventh to cut the deficit to a pair of runs. Franklin Kirchner (3-1) got the win pitching 5 scoreless innings allowing 2 hits and striking out a pair. Jackson Koening was credited with his first save.  Aaron Holland had a home run and 3 rbi. Spring had a pair of rbi while Bowers had a pair of hits and a rbi and Evan Olson also had a rbi.

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Quote from: badgerwarhawk on April 13, 2026, 05:15:31 PMSome question whether game two will be played due to threatening weather.  If the game is not played it will not be made up.

Game two cancelled in the top of second with the WARHAWKS leading 2-0.

The Whitewater website has the series finale as being "postponed after the start of the second inning. The make-up date is still to be determined."

I was relying on the information provided by the broadcasting crew.  I'd be more than surprised if we drive up to EC a third time

Safe to say you're surprised? 

Yes, but I can understand why the league wants the game played.

WARHAWKS take a pair of close games over Platteville today 3-1 and 4-3.  The two teams were 3-1 after four innings before pitching put an end to any further scoring.  Jackson Koenig (W,4-0) got the start pitching 5.2 inning, allowing 4 hits, an unearned run with a walk and 4 strikeouts.  Franklin Kirchner (S,2) relieved with 3.1 hitless innings walking a batter and striking out 4.  Dominik McVay had a pair of hits and an RBI.  Aaron Holland and Landen Seymour also had RBIs.

The WARHAWKS picked up 3 runs in their first at bat on 3 hits, 2 passed balls and a double steal of third and home and held a 4-1 lead after the fourth.  Platteville pulled to within a run with a pair of runs in the sixth but Theo Zeidler (S,2) shut the door with 3 hitless innings in relief with a strikeout to preserve the win.  Gradin Taschner (W,3-0) started and allowed 5 hits and 1 r/er with a walk and 6 strikeouts over 5 innings before being relieved. Skyler Sievert pitched an inning. Jackson Spring had a pair of hits and an RBI for the WARHAWKS.

Because it may have some bearing in the conference tournament seeding the postponed game 4 against Eau Claire will be resumed on April 29. The WARHAWKS lead 2-0 with Eau Claire batting in the bottom of the second.