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Wisconsin basketball adds exhibition

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The Wisconsin men’s basketball team will play an additional exhibition game to help raise money for those affected by hurricanes in the United States and the Caribbean.

The Badgers will host Northern Iowa on November 1, at 7 p.m. at the Kohl Center.

Greg Gard’s Badgers will also scrimmage Missouri on Saturday in the Quad Cities and host UW-Stout in an exhibition game on Nov. 5.

Fans in attendance will be asked to donate to Team Rubicon, an organization founded by former Wisconsin football player and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Jake Wood.  Team Rubicon unites the skills and experience of military veterans with first responders to rapidly deploy emergency response teams to disaster areas.

 

La Crosse draws closer to WIAC title

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WIAC LogoThe UW-La Crosse Eagles moved closer to a regular season WIAC  title by knocking down UW-River Falls 87-77.

The Eagles (15-7, 9-2), who shot 55% from the field for the game, can wrap up at least a share of the regular season WIAC title with another win.

WIAC Scoreboard

UW-Oshkosh 71, UW-Eau Claire 49
UW-Whitewater 104, UW-Platteville 86
UW-Stevens Point 65, UW-Stout 61

 

Top-ranked Whitewater remains perfect

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After a slow start, top-ranked UW-Whitewater scored 35 straight points on the way to a 45-13 win over Franklin in Franklin, Indiana.

Franklin (0-2) jumped out early, scoring on their first two possessions and led 13-7.

Whitewater (2-0) quarterback Matt Behrendt found wide receiver Jake Kumerow for three touchdowns two get the Warhawks offense rolling.  Behrendt had 224 passing yards and four touchdowns.  Kumerow had 9 catches for 128 yards.

Local college scoreboard

Marian (Ind.) 24, UW-Oshkosh 20
St. Thomas (Minn.) 46, UW-LaCrosse 0
Simpson (Iowa) 22, UW-River Falls 6
UW-Platteville 26, Dubuque 21
UW-Stout 21, Loras (Iowa) 17
St. John’s (Minn.) 31, UW-Eau Claire 7
North Central (Ill) 51, St. Norbert College 17
Beloit 27, Grinnell 23
Ripon 24, Rockford 14
Carroll 34, Benedictine (Ill.) 6
Augsburg (Minn.) 55, Concordia 45
Adrian (Mich.) 40, Carthage 14
Trinity International 49, Wisconsin Lutheran 22

Pointers cruise to 19th win

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Top ranked UW-Stevens Point opened a 3-game lead in the WIAC following a 74-50 win over UW-Eau Claire last night.

Tyler Tillema had 24 points and Clayton Heuer added 18 points for the Pointers, who improved to 19-0 on the season and 10-0 in conference play.

The Pointers shoot for win number 20 at home against Superior on Saturday.

WIAC Scoreboard

UW-Whitewater 80, UW-Platteville 68
UW-La Crosse 66, UW-Oshkosh 65
UW-Stout 67, UW-River Falls 48

 

 

Lechnir reaches coaching milestone

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UW-Oshkosh baseball coach Tom Lechnir became just the 21st coach in NCAA

Tom Lechnir

Division III history to win 700 games (700-271-1) in a 15-0 win over UW-Stout on Saturday.

The Titans scored six runs in the fourth inning to break the game open.

Oshkosh also won the second game of the doubleheader 4-2 over Stout.  UWO recorded their first doubleheader sweep in 13 tries this season.  Lechnir earned his 701st career win in the process.  He’s in his 24th season as the head coach of the Titans.

St. Norbert College looking for a new hockey home

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St. Norbert College is looking for a new hockey conference.  The five Division 3 UW schools in the Northern Collegiate Hockey

Tim Coghlin & Tim Bald

Association (NCHA) have informed St. Norbert College and St. Scholastica that they’re leaving for the WIAC to start the 2014-15 season. 

The five UW schools playing in NCHA are River Falls, Eau Claire, Stevens Point, Stout and Superior.  Their eventual departure leaves St. Norbert and St. Scholastica as the two remaining members in the NCHA.  The seven current NCHA members have been playing together since the 1996-97 season. 

St. Norbert College Athletic Director Tim Bald said they want closure as soon as possible, without being hasty.

AUDIO: Tim Bald wants to find a new home ASAP :22

Five of the current seven teams in the NCHA have captured NCAA Division 3 titles.  It’s a good hockey league with a lot of talent.  That’s why Green Knights coach said he’d be surprised if they didn’t stay together, just in a different league. [Read more…]

Div. 3 UW schools set to leave NCHA

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Wisconsin schools playing in the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association are expected to announce today they will leave the men’s hockey league following the 2013-14 season. 

According to a story in today’s Green Bay Press Gazette, the five schools playing in the NCHA (Eau Claire, River Falls, Stevens Point, Stout and Superior) are expected to play in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC).

Such a move would leave Division 3 powerhouse St. Norbert College and St. Scholastica as the only remaining members of the NCHA, which was formed in 1980. 

The UW schools would play exclusively in the WIAC starting with the 2014-15 season.

St. Norbert could become eligible to play hockey in the WIAC, but they’re expected to look at other options as well.