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Warhawks win second D-3 baseball title

May 27, 2014 By Bill Scott

Scott Plaza pitched UW-Whitewater to a complete game shutout, beating Emory 7-0 to win the 2014 NCAA Division 3 College World Series at

Whitewater's Scott Plaza - Photo Courtesy of uwwsports.com

Whitewater’s Scott Plaza – Photo Courtesy of uwwsports.com

Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute.

Plaza allowed seven hits, walked two and struck out nine in pitching his fifth complete game of the season.  Plaza was named the World Series Most Outstanding Player, going 2-0 with 16 innings pitched, 10 hits, no earned runs, four walks and 14 strikeouts.

The win gave Whitewater a NCAA men’s championship sweep in 2013-’14 as the Warhawks added to titles in football and men’s basketball.

It’s the second World Series title for John Vodenlich and the Warhawks.  They won the first in 2005.

The Warhawks finished the season with 11 straight wins and 19 of their last 20, on the way to a 44-7 overall record.

Plaza held a red-hot Emory team in check.  Emory ended the day hitting .355 and averaging 9.2 runs in five tournament games.  In two elimination games on Monday, Emory combined to scored 25 runs on 33 hits.

Every single UW-W batter collected a hit in the game and the Warhawks had 13 overall.

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