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Sports News | M. Swimming. Milwaukee Men Split With UIC And North Dakota | | Junior Matt Kluczinske, sophomore Jake Koll and freshman Nathan Welchlin all recorded individual victories to highlight the efforts of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's swimming & diving team at a triangular meet Saturday afternoon in Chicago. The Panthers ended the day with a split, falling to defending Horizon League champion UIC by a score of 163-136 while also recording a 219.5-67.5 victory over North Dakota. Several close second-place finishes against UIC led the strong showing against the Fighting Sioux. | Read more |
| | W. Swimming. Milwaukee Sweeps UIC, Butler and North Dakota In Quad Meet | | Senior Kerry Rossow and juniors Kelsey George and Danielle Wenger each won two events each to lead the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's swimming & diving to a sweep of a quad meet Saturday afternoon in Chicago. The Panthers earned victories of 185-114 over UIC, 166-133 over North Dakota and 277-22 over Butler University. Freshman Maggi Beck also posted a win as the team ended the weekend with an impressive 4-0 mark. | Read more |
| | W. Volleyball. Panthers Control Play In Win Over First-Place Vikings | | Jena Berg and Maddie Sueppel had 14 kills apiece to lead a balanced attack as the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee claimed a 27-25, 23-25, 25-18, 25-18 win over first-place Cleveland State Saturday afternoon at the Klotsche Center. The Panthers (11-14, 8-6 Horizon) have now won six-straight matches. UWM hit a solid .216 in the match while limiting the Vikings (24-7, 12-3) to a .106 hitting clip. In fact, Milwaukee dominated nearly every statistical category, winning the battle in kills (64-47), digs (75-55) and blocks (13-11). Kerri Schuh added 13 kills and Mary Beth O'Brien pitched-in with 11 for the Panthers. Milwaukee also had four players reach double figures in digs, led by 20 apiece from Berg and Lauren Felsing. | Read more |
| | W. Soccer. Panthers Get Past Loyola, Advance To League Title Game | | Sophomores Makenzie Gillaspie and Sarah Hagen each scored goals to lead the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over Loyola in the 2009 Horizon League Championship semifinals Friday evening at Engelmann Field.With their ninth-straight win, the top-seeded Panthers (11-5-3) advance to Sunday's league championship game. They will face No. 3 Valparaiso in their 11th title game appearance in 16 years. The Crusaders got past No. 2 Wright State, 2-1, in the day's first semifinals matchup. Sunday's championship game is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Engelmann Field. The winner receives the league's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Panthers are in search of a second-straight tourney berth and the seventh in school history. | Read more |
| | W. Swimming. Panthers Run Win Streak Against Wheaton College To Eight | | Both relay teams and six different members of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's swimming team recorded individual victories to send the team past Wheaton College Friday at Chrouser Pool. The Panthers won, 140-62, to record their eighth-straight win in the series and also to improve to 16-3 all-time against the Thunder. Senior Kerry Rossow, juniors Danielle Wenger and Katelyn Brittain, sophomores Sarah Wardecke and Heidi Niespodzany and freshman Parker Watson all recorded wins to highlight the non-conference dual meet, as UWM won eight of 11 events on the night. | Read more |
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