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UW-Whitewater Men's Basketball History (Last Updated 3/11/2009 UW-Whitewater Men’s Basketball History (last updated 3/11/2009) Years Played: 100 Overall Record: 1108-841 (.431 winning percentage) Winning Seasons: 55 (55%) Even Seasons: 5 (5%) Losing Seasons: 40 (40%) Conference Championships: twelve 1943 (shared with Milwaukee, Platteville and Stout) 1952 1962 1973 (shared with Eau Claire) 1974 (shared with Eau Claire) 1984 (shared with Stevens Point) 1989 (shared with Eau Claire) 1994 2001 (shared with Stevens Point) 2002 (shared with Stevens Point and Oshkosh) 2006 2008 * 1913-1997 - UW-Whitewater was a part of the Wisconsin State University Conference ** July 1, 1997 - The conference was renamed the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference NCAA III Post-Season Appearances: fifteenth 1983 (3-2; fourth place) 1984 (5-0; first place; National Champion) 1985 (1-1) 1986 (1-1) 1988 (1-1) 1989 (5-0; first place; National Champion) 1992 (1-1) 1993 (1-1) 1994 (0-1) 1995 (1-1) 1996 (2-1) 1997 (0-1) 2006 (1-1) 2008 (0-1) 2009 (1-1) Overall post-season record: 24-14 (.631 winning percentage) MEN’S ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS (as of March 26, 2008) YEAR COACH RECORD 1902-03.1.1.1 1-1 1907-08.1 2-1 1908-09 2-6 1909-10 5-4 1910-11 4-2 1911-12 1-11 1913-14 W.E. Schreiber 2-10 1916-17 W.E. Schreiber 8-7 1917-18 E.G. Lange 5-5 1918-19 E.G. Lange 6-4 1919-20 1-2 1920-21 Chick Agnew 2-9 1921-22 Chick Agnew 3-7 1922-23 Chick Agnew 5-7 1923-24 Chick Agnew 7-5 1924-25 Chick Agnew 10-5 1925-26 Chick Agnew 2-9 1926-27 Chick Agnew 4-7 1927-28 Chick Agnew 5-8 1928-29 Chick Agnew 7-5 1929-30 Chick Agnew 9-5 1930-31 Chick Agnew 8-6 1931-32 Chick Agnew 12-4 1932-33 Chick Agnew 7-7 1933-34 Chick Agnew 5-13 1934-35 Chick Agnew 7-9 1935-36 Chick Agnew 5-9 1936-37 Chick Agnew 10-5 1937-38 Chick Agnew 7-7 1938-39 Chick Agnew 5-13 1939-40 Chick Agnew 10-4 1940-41 Chick Agnew 6-7 1941-42 Chick Agnew 9-4 1942-43 Ed Schwager 9-2 1943-44 Ed Schwager 0-2 1944-45 Fred Trewyn 1-8 1945-46 Ernie Kaeser 8-6 1946-47 Ed Schwager 4-10 1947-48 Ed Schwager 6-8 1948-49 Ray Krozoska 6-11 1949-50 Ray Krozoska 11-11 1950-51 Bob Weigandt 15-5 1951-52 Bob Weigandt 16-5 1952-53 Bob Weigandt 2-17 1953-54 Bob Weigandt 6-14 1954-55 Bob Weigandt 6-14 1955-56 Bob Weigandt 12-9 1956-57 Bob Weigandt 7-12 1957-58 Bob Weigandt 1-19 1958-59 Bob Weigandt 6-15 1959-60 Bob Weigandt 12-9 1960-61 Bob Weigandt 10-11 1961-62 Bob Weigandt 15-6 1962-63 Bob Weigandt 7-11 1963-64 Bob Weigandt 13-6 1964-65 Bob Weigandt 6-16 1965-66 Bob Weigandt 1-20 1966-67 Bob Weigandt 5-15 1967-68 Fritz Plinke 9-12 1968-69 Fritz Plinke 4-18 1969-70 Fritz Plinke 5-16 1970-71 Eli Crogan 6-14 1971-72 Eli Crogan 19-6 1972-73 Eli Crogan 22-4 1973-74 Eli Crogan 21-5 1974-75 Jim Miller 16-9 1975-76 Jim Miller 8-18 1976-77 Jim Miller 12-14 1977-78 Jim Miller 10-17 1978-79 Dave Vander Meulen 10-17 1979-80 Dave Vander Meulen 20-7 1980-81 Dave Vander Meulen 17-9 1981-82 Dave Vander Meulen 18-8 1982-83 Dave Vander Meulen 25-6 1983-84* Dave Vander Meulen 27-4 1984-85 Dave Vander Meulen 20-8 1985-86 Dave Vander Meulen 24-4 1986-87 Dave Vander Meulen 16-10 1987-88 Dave Vander Meulen 22-6 1988-89* Dave Vander Meulen 29-2 1989-90 Dave Vander Meulen 17-9 1990-91 Dave Vander Meulen 16-10 1991-92 Dave Vander Meulen 19-9 1992-93 Dave Vander Meulen 18-9 1993-94 Dave Vander Meulen 21-4 1994-95 Dave Vander Meulen 19-8 1995-96 Dave Vander Meulen 19-9 1996-97 Dave Vander Meulen 22-4 1997-98 Dave Vander Meulen 16-9 1998-99 Dave Vander Meulen 17-8 1999-00 Dave Vander Meulen 11-14 2000-01 Dave Vander Meulen 17-8 2001-02 Pat Miller 21-7 2002-03 Pat Miller 21-7 2003-04 Pat Miller 20-6 2004-05 Pat Miller 19-9 2005-06 Pat Miller 23-6 2006-07 Pat Miller 18-9 2007-08 Pat Miller 24-5 2008-09 Pat Miller 23-6 TOTALS = 1108-841 (.431) *NCAA Division III Champions Most Games In A Season: 31 (1988-89, 1983-84, 1982-83) Most Wins In A Season: 29 (1988-89) Most Losses In A Season: 20 (1965-66) Highest Winning Percentage: .935 (1988-89) Lowest Winning Percentage: .045 (1965-66) Others 1902-03, 16-27 (.372) 1907-12, 1919-20 W.E. Schreiber 1913-17 10-17 (.370) E.G. Lange 1917-19 11-9 (.550) Chick Agnew 1920-42 145-155 (.483) Fred Trewyn 1944-45 1-8 (.111) Ernie Kaeser 1945-46 8-6 (.571) Ed Schwager 1942-44, 19-22 (.463) 1946-48 Ray Krozoska 1948-50 17-22 (.436) Bob Weigandt 1950-67 140-204 (.407) Fritz Plinke 1967-70 18-46 (.281) Eli Crogan 1970-74 68-29 (.701) Jim Miller 1974-78 46-58 (.442) Dave Vander Meulen 1978-01 440-182 (.707) Pat Miller 2001-Present 169-56 (.745) COACHING RECORDS: Most Career Wins: 1. Dave Vander Meulen 440 2. Pat Miller 169 3. Chick Agnew 145 4. Bob Weigandt 140 5. Eli Crogab 68 Most Career Losses: 1. Bob Weigandt 204 2. Dave Vander Meulen 182 3. Chick Agnew 155 4. Jim Miller 58 5. Pat Miller 56 Best Career Winning Percentage (minimum 40 games): 1. Pat Miller .745 2. Dave Vander Meulen .707 3. Eli Crogan .701 4. Chick Agnew .483 5. Ed Schwager .463 Most Wins in a Season: 1. Dave Vander Meulen 29 (1988-89) NCAA Division III Champions 2. Dave Vander Meulen 27 (1983-84) NCAA Division III Champions 3. Dave Vander Meulen 25 (1982-83) 4. Dave Vander Meulen 24 (1985-86) 5. Pat Miller 24 (2007-08) Most Seasons at UW-Whitewater: 1. Dave Vander Meulen 23 2. Chick Agnew 22 3. Bob Weigandt 17 4. Pat Miller 8 5. Ed Schwager 4 Eli Crogan 4 Jim Miller 4 UW-Whitewater men's basketball coaches all-time win-loss records as of March 11, 2009 Pat Miller All-Time Record against opponents: (2001-2008) Record Opponent 10-10 UW-Stevens Point 12-8 UW-Platteville 13-2 UW-La Crosse 16-6 UW-Stout 8-11 UW-Oshkosh 16-1 UW-Superior 17-2 UW-Eau Claire 13-3 UW-River Falls 1-0 Albion College (MI) 1-0 Anderson University (IN) 4-0 Beloit College 1-0 California Institute of Technology 2-0 Cardinal Stritch 7-1 Carroll College 1-0 Central State University (OH) 2-0 Coe College 1-0 Colorado College 1-0 Concordia University (WI) 1-0 Concordia University (MI) 2-0 DePauw (IN) 2-1 Elmhurst College 1-0 Eureka College (IL) 1-0 EDGEWOOD COLLEGE 1-0 Grinnell 1-0 Haskel Indian Nation University 1-0 Hope College (MI) 0-2 Illinois Wesleyan 2-0 Lakeland College 1-0 LeTourneau University 1-0 Lewis & Clark 1-0 Lindenwood University 0-2 Loras College 1-0 Luther College 2-0 Maranatha Baptist Bible College 2-0 Marian College 1-0 Martin Luther College 0-1 Marquette University 0-1 Mary Hardin-Baylor 2-0 Milwaukee School of Engineering 1-0 Mount Saint Joseph 2-0 North Central 1-0 Ohio Wesleyan Univ. 2-0 Olivet College 1-0 Otterbein College 1-0 Pacific Lutheran University 1-0 Purdue – Calumet 2-0 Robert Morris College (IL) 1-0 Rockford College (IL) 0-1 St. John’s University (MN) 0-1 St. Xaiver 1-0 Transylvania (KY) 0-1 Wartburg College 0-1 Washington University of St. Louis 1-0 Williamette University 6-0 Wisconsin Lutheran College 1-0 Whitman College All time Record: 165-58 Best Season Record: 24-5 (2007-08) Worst Season Record: 18-9 (2006-07) Dave Vander Meulen All-Time Record against opponents:(1978-2001) Record Opponent 10-1 Northeastern Illinois University 33-24 UW-Stevens Point 25-34 UW-Platteville 1-7 UW-Green Bay 41-12 UW-La Crosse 42-14 UW-Stout 32-22 UW-Oshkosh 45-3 UW-Superior 24-29 UW-Eau Claire 40-18 UW-River Falls 0-1 South Alabama 0-1 Nicholls State University 0-1 Louisiana College 0-1 Northeastern Louisiana University 1-0 Pomona Pitzer Colleges 0-1 Samford 1-0 Birmingham Southern 12-7 UW-Parkside 6-4 Milton College 11-1 Carroll College 2-1 Lewis University 2-1 St. Xavier College 1-0 Loras College 2-0 Dubuque University 1-0 George Williams 6-0 North Central College 5-3 Beloit College 2-0 Wartburg College (IA) 5-5 UW-Milwaukee 1-0 Olivet Nazarene College 5-0 Judson College 4-1 Aurora University 14-0 Concordia College (WI) 3-0 Cardinal Stritch College 1-0 Hamline University 2-1 Elmhurst College 1-0 Winona State University 2-0 Rockford College 1-0 William Penn College 1-1 Millikin University 1-0 LeMoyne-Owen College 0-2 Wittenberg University 0-1 Roanoke College 1-0 Milwaukee School of Engineering 5-0 Purdue-Calumet 1-0 Illinois-Wesleyan 3-1 St.
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