TRACK, PAGE 6 OPPRESSION WORKSHOP, PAGE 2 FALCON LOGO, PAGE 8 Falcons transition Events on campus highlight Freddy the Falcon’s between indoor and white privilege name, symbolism outdoor seasons explained TUDENTUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OICERIVER FALLS MarchS 27, 2009 www.uwrfvoice.com V Volume 96, Issue 19 ItF mightalcons have come secondsfinish remaining in overtime. fourth in Frozen Four If there was no scoring in the home empty handed, overtime session, the game would have gone to a shootout. but the 2008-09 sea- “I was hoping for a shootout,” Cassi Campbell, who sat out the son was far from a third place game after stopping 22 disappointment for shots the previous day, said. “Deardorff is so good at shootouts the UWRF women’s and I believe we would have won the game. It was too bad they had to hockey team score on a goal like that.” The Falcons had several chances Justin Magill to make overtime irrelevant, includ-
[email protected] ing a breakaway by Emma Nordness in the second. After a victory against the No. 1 “We could have had six or seven ranked team the week prior, the goals with the way we played,” UW-River Falls women’s hockey Cranston said. “We had the team was unable to perform an chances.” encore in the Div. III women’s Stefanie Schmitz, who had two Frozen Four with a 3-2 overtime assists in the game, said the Falcons loss to Middlebury College (Vt.), were a different team in the third which followed a 3-0 loss to Elmira place game.