By: Jonny BrennanUW-L traditions keep athletes sharp
In the world of sports, traditions and, superstitions are one of the only things that transcend generations and gender. Athletes of all levels in every sport participate in diff erent types ...
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Unless your league is crazy and plays in Week 17 (which, make no mistake, is crazy), this week is either the final one of the regular season or the first week of the playoffs. Consequently, it's not a time to get too cute by picking up obscure fr...
]]>By: A. Stenso VeloAlpine ski club prays for more snow
Rushing down the vertical fall of an icy path, wearing nothing but a skintight body suit, where it's so cold that your breath makes icicles and you have to dig the edges of your skis or snowboard, praying to get around neon colored poles. You're also b...
]]>By: Dylan NoackHead volleyball coach, retires after 18 seasons
After 18 wonderful seasons coaching volleyball here at UW-La Crosse, Sheila Perkins is retiring. Perkins has accomplished a lot in her 18 seasons at UW-L, including a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Association Conference (]]>
By: Jonathan CookSki and snowboard club prepares to hit slopes
Looking for a great way to get out and enjoy the winter? Look no further, because the UW-La Crosse Ski and Snowboard Club is preparing a ton of events and trips to keep the boredom away this winter. All are welcome regardless of experience. Currently, ...
]]>By: December 8, 1967Defeats Japan’s Hayashi In Intenational Meet Final
The 1967 world champion amateur bowler is Jack Connaughton,a 22 year-old WSU-L senior. Jack beat Japan's Kazuo 1.2718719
In 1967, the entertainment was our own Marching Band!
If the Green Bay Packers win the Western Division Championship game Dec. 23, the WSU-L marching band, the Marching Cheifs, will be performing during half-time at the NFL championship game on Dec. 3...
]]>By: Jonathan Cook
The UW-La Crosse Women's Basketball Team is gearing up for another strong season this year. Last season marked one of the best seasons in decades, earning the first 20+ winning season since the 1987-88 team. In the entire UW-L history, only six teams h...
]]>UW-L professor writes for Washington Post
Journalism: it's a field where you find English, communications and even sports management majors. Each one has the necessary skills and attributes to create great articles and compelling stories. But what about a person who is involved with economics?...
]]>By: Jonny BrennanUW-L sends five athletic teams to WIAC Championships
As October wraps up and the cold weather becomes the norm, some UW-La Crosse athletes hang up their jerseys while others prepare for something much more gratifying. The UW-L community should be proud that five athletic teams will or have already part...
]]>UW-La Crosse Women's Soccer beat the UW-Stout Blue Devils 1-0 on Saturday, Oct. 29. UW-L player Courtney Weber, #21, maintains possession of the ball against UW-Stout player Grace Salwasser, #5....
]]>UW-L women’s volleyball raises awareness about breast cancer
Dressed in matching pink uniforms with white trim, the ladies of the UW-La Crosse women's volleyball team squared up against conference rival UW-Oshkosh at Mitchell Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 19 for the team's 'Diggin' Pink' event. The annual ...
]]>By: Allen KnappenbergerSpecial Olympics Day proves to be a success
'I really enjoyed our 'Playing for a Cause' game because it's a good feeling to know that by doing something that I love, I can be benefitting an organization that has such a great impact on t...
]]>Six athletes inducted to Wall of Fame
Six former UW-La Crosse athletes were inducted into the campus Wall of Fame for their great achievements as student athletes last Saturday, Oct. 15. The six athletes include Richard W. Trickel (19...
]]>By: Ashley Reynolds
Mississippi Valley Mayhem puts a modern spin on the old-school game of women's roller derby that so many people are familiar with. This energetic game is played under the rules of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association and can be played on any flat...
]]>By: Jonathan CookFootball team falls short to UW-Eau Claire 31-21
The UW-La Crosse football team lost at home last Saturday, Oct. 15 against the UW-Eau Claire Blugolds, 21-31. The Eagles received to begin the game and quickly marched down the field, picking up ...
]]>By: Allen KnappenbergerCan women’s video games make a comeback?
Madden NFL, NCAA Football, NHL and NBA and -all are excellent sports and they all make excellent video games. There's an underlying problem associated with all of them, though: It's all geared toward the male population. For years there's always been a s...
]]>By: Jacob FerrisUW-L water ski team earns first ever trip to nationals
One of the more unique extracurricular activities offered at UW-La Crosse is the UW-L Water Ski and Wakeboard team. Only a handful of the UW System schools have a team, so our university is trul...
]]>By: Jonny BrennanGymnastics excited to defend national titles
According to senior gymnasts Kahlynn Hunt and Katrina Schuch, consistency was a main factor of the highs and lows that the UW-La Crosse Eagle...
]]>By: Ashley Reynolds
The UW-La Crosse women's tennis team achieved an exceptional win on their home turf last Thursday, Oct. 6. In their 9-0 win against UW-River Falls, UW-L's Mara Weiner earned an impressive victory at No. 1 singles match over Jenny Paxton (7-5, 7-5), w...
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