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BBasketballMENa’Ss ketball • Wisconsin finished the season with a 20-13 record, • The 2008–09 Wisconsin squad became the first team including 10-8 in the Big Ten. The Badgers fourth-place finish in college basketball history to overcome a six-game in the Big Ten marked the eighth-consecutive year with a top- conference losing streak and still be selected for the NCAA four finish in the conference and 11th-straight season with a tourney. The Badgers dropped six in a row from Jan. 11- winning percentage of .500 or better in Big Ten play. 31, but rebounded to win their next five games and finish the regular season winning seven of their last nine games. • The Badgers made their 11th consecutive NCAA tournament appearance in 2009. UW is one of just seven • The Badgers won 20 games in 2008–09, their sixth Coaching Staff schools that have an active NCAA tournament streak of at time reaching that milestone in Ryan’s eight seasons at least 11 years. The others are: Arizona (25 years), Kansas UW. Illinois (seven) is the only Big Ten team to post Head Coach: Bo Ryan (20), Duke (14), Michigan State, (12), Gonzaga (11) and more 20-win seasons since 2001–02. Assistant Coaches: Texas (11). Greg Gard, Gary Close, Howard Moore • UW earned a No. 12 seed in the East Region of the Director of Operations: 2009 NCAA Tournament, playing in Taco Bell Arena in Joe Robinson Boise, Idaho. The Badgers upset No. 5-seed Florida State in the first round with a 61-59 overtime thriller. UW then 2008–09 Results fell to No. 4-seed Xavier, 60-49, in round two. Overall: 20–13 Honors and Awards Big Ten: 10-8/T4th NCAA: Second Round Bo Ryan Joe Krabbenhoft • Coach of the 2009 World • Big Ten Co-Player of the Week University Games team • Honorable mention All-Big Ten (media) Morris Cain • Academic All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten Marcus Landry Kevin Gullikson • Second-team All-Big Ten (coaches) • Academic All-Big Ten • Third-team All-Big Ten (media) Trévon Hughes Jon Leuer • Honorable mention All–Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten (consensus) Brett Valentyn Tim Jarmusz Wisconsin extended its • Academic All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten streak to 11 consecutive NCAA tournaments in 2008-09. 42 WISCONSIN ATHLETICS BBasketballWOMENas’kS etball • The Badgers fi nished the season 19-15, the second- the tournament. The seventh-seeded Badgers upset No. 2 highest win total in coach Lisa Stone’s six years at the seed Michigan State to reach the semifi nals. UW. It was only the 10th time in program history that the Badgers posted 19 or more wins and gave Wisconsin its • Sophomore Alyssa Karel had a breakout year, leading third-straight winning season. the team in scoring with 12.8 points per game. She scored double fi gures in 26 of Wisconsin’s 31 games. • Wisconsin won 10 games in a row from Nov. 20 through Dec. 13, tying the second-longest winning streak • The Badgers defeated all three Division I state schools this season for the unoffi cial title of best team in the state. Coaching Staff in program history. Included in the 10-game winning streak were the Badgers’ three wins in St. Thomas, Virgin It is the fi rst time that head coach Lisa Stone defeated Head Coach: Lisa Stone Islands, to capture the Paradise Jam Island Division title. Green Bay, Milwaukee and Marquette in the same season. Assistant Coaches: Wisconsin pulled off one of the biggest upsets in school • Defense was the focus of this year’s squad. In the Ty Margenthaler, Kathi history, defeating No. 6/7 Baylor 59-58. The win was team’s 19 wins, opponents averaged just 51.2 points per Bennett, Oties Epps Wisconsin’s fi rst over a top-10 opponent since 2001. game and were held to only 35.4 fi eld goal percentage. Director of Operations: • Wisconsin made a deep run in the 2009 Big Ten Stephanie Schmitz Tournament, winning two games to advance to the semi- fi nals for just the second time in the 15-year history of 2008–09 Results Overall: 19-15 Honors and Awards Big Ten: 6-12/T7th Anya Covington • Paradise Jam MVP Postseason: WNIT Sweet 16 • Big Ten Sportsmanship Honoree • ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Rae Lin D’Alie • Paradise Jam All-Tournament Tara Steinbauer • Community Service Winner • Academic All-Big Ten Teah Gant Alana Trotter • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Caitlin Gibson • Academic All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten Lin Zastrow Alyssa Karel • Academic All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar The Badgers won 19 games in • Honorable Mention All-Big Ten 2008-09, the second-highest win total under coach Lisa Stone. 2008–09 ANNUAL REPORT 43 CCrossMENr’So ss CCountryountry • In coach Mick Byrne’s fi rst season at the helm, Wis- • Wisconsin made it a perfect 10 at the Big Ten cham- consin returned to the podium with a fourth-place finish pionships, winning a record-setting 10th-consecutive title. at the NCAA Championships. The Badgers scored 229 UW scored 40 points, topping runner-up Michigan’s 57. points, marking their 10th-straight top-five finish and Peacock finished second with a time of 24:35, earn- sixth top-four finish in the last seven seasons. Since NCAA ing first-team All-Big Ten honors. Sophomore Jack Bolas regional competition began, UW is the only school to and senior Christian Wagner also earned first-team All- qualify for all 37 national championships. Big Ten selections while Eagon and Craig Miller earned Sophomore Landon Peacock paced the Badgers with second-team honors. Coaching Staff a 21st-place finish, earning All-America honors. Seniors Matt Withrow and Stuart Eagon also earned All-America • UW found its way to the winners’ podium at the Paul Head Coach: honors with 28th and 32nd-place finishes, respectively. Short Invitational, finishing tops among 45 teams. On the Mick Byrne strength of placing two runners in the top five, the Bad- Volunteer Asst. Coach: • The Badgers captured their 24th overall and seventh gers scored 52 points to take the team crown. Micah VanDenend consecutive NCAA Great Lakes Regional title. UW ran away from the field, scoring 39 points by placing four • The Badgers opened the season with a win at the 2008 Results runners in the top-seven finishers. Wisconsin landed five Northern Illinois Huskie Open, recording a perfect score athletes on the all-region team and Mick Bryne earned of 15 points. Big Ten Championships: 1st Region Coach of the Year honors. NCAA Great Lakes Regional: 1st Honors and Awards NCAA Championships: 4th Mick Byrne Craig Miller • Great Lakes Region Coach of the • All-Great Lakes Region Year • Second-team All-Big Ten • Big Ten Coach of the Year Landon Peacock Jack Bolas • All-American • First-team All-Big Ten • All-Great Lakes Region • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • First-team All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten Tim Pierie Ryan Craven • Academic All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten Phil Thomas Stuart Eagon • Academic All-Big Ten Big Ten Coach of the Year Mick Byrne (right) and the Badgers accept their record-setting 10th- • All-American consecutive Big Ten championship trophy. Christian Wagner • All-Great Lakes Region • All-Great Lakes Region • Second-team All-Big Ten Matt Withrow • First-team All-Big Ten • All-American • Academic All-Big Ten • All-Great Lakes Region 44 WISCONSIN ATHLETICS Cross Country CCrossWOMENro’sS s CCountryountry • Wisconsin advanced to its 23rd NCAA championship, • Wisconsin took home second place at the 2008 Big including 15 in the last 17 years. The Badgers took home Ten championships with 67 points, the team’s second 21st place in 2008, scoring 530 points and placing two top-two finish in the last three years. Jorgensen’s second- runners among the top 50. place individual finish earned her first-team All-Big Ten Senior Gwen Jorgensen earned All America honors honors. Grinaker and Comfort finished 11th and 12th, after leading the Badgers with a 19th-place individual respectively, to merit second-team All-Big Ten nods. finish, while junior Hanna Grinaker narrowly missed the Comfort was the top freshman finisher, earning Big Ten All-America team with her 44th-place finish. Freshman of the Year honors. Coaching Staff • The Badgers pulled off a second-place finish at the Head Coach: Jim Stintzi • The Badgers swept the top-seven spots, winning the NCAA Great Lakes Regional, just eight points behind Huskie Open to Volunteer Asst. Coach: champion Michigan. UW tallied 80 points and had four begin season, then Brian Smith runners finish among the top 20. finished fourth Jorgensen finished third to lead the all-region honor- out of 43 teams 2008 Results ees. She was joined on the team by Grinaker, who finished at the Paul Short Big Ten Championships: ninth; freshman Ashley Beutler, who was 17th; and fresh- Invitational in man Caitlin Comfort, who placed 19th. 2nd October. NCAA Great Lakes Honors and Awards Regional: 2nd Ashley Beutler Karen Greuel Gwen Jorgensen NCAA Championships: • All-Great Lakes Region • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • All American 21st • Academic All-Big Ten • All-Great Lakes Region Maggie Collison • First-team All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten Hanna Grinaker • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • All-Great Lakes Region Caitlin Comfort • Academic All-Big Ten • Second-team All-Big Ten • All-Great Lakes Region • Academic All-Big Ten Alicia Pabich • Second-team All-Big Ten • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Freshman of the Year Cassie Hintz • Academic All-Big Ten Karyle Wolff Leah Coyle • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Maggie Hippman • Academic All-Big Ten • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar • Academic All-Big Ten Caroline Ditscheit Senior Gwen Jorgensen • Academic All-Big Ten Sarah Hurley (left) and junior Hanna • Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Grinaker were the top • Academic All-Big Ten two fi nishers in every race this season.
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