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Warhawks shoot for World Series crown today

May 27, 2014 By Bill Scott

UW-Whitewater will be well rested when facing Emory today for the NCAA Division 3 College World Series Championship.  The Warhawks had yesterday off and will be shooting for their second World Series title, having won back in 2005.

The Warhawks are 3-0 in the double-elimination tournament and 43-7 on the season.  They’ll need to win just once to claim the title.  If Whitewater loses the opener, then a second Championship game would be played.

Emory comes into the game swinging a hot bat.  They combined to score 25 runs on 33 hits in a pair of elimination victories over Southern Maine and St. Thomas on Monday.

The Warhawks carry a 10-game win streak into play today.  Winning the championship would mean Whitewater would gain its first-ever sweep of the three major sports…football, men’s basketball and baseball, all in the same year.

AUDIO: Mgr. John Vodenlich says they’ll be ready :13

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Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Fox Cities Stadium, NCAA D-3 College World Series, UW-Whitewater



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