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2013 Football Postseason Med TABLE OF CONTENTS I. General Information a. UW-Whitewater Athletic Department ........................................................................................................ 3 II. Warhawk Football Information a. Staff ........................................................................................................................................................... 4 b. School Information .................................................................................................................................... 5 c. Football Information .................................................................................................................................. 5 d. Season Recap .......................................................................................................................................... 6 e. Schedule and Results ............................................................................................................................... 7 f. WIAC Standings ........................................................................................................................................ 7 g. Roster ....................................................................................................................................................... 8 h. Coaches .................................................................................................................................................. 11 III. 2013 Statistics a. Game Box Scores ................................................................................................................................... 16 b. Team Stats ............................................................................................................................................. 72 c. Individual Stats ........................................................................................................................................ 73 d. Superlatives ............................................................................................................................................ 81 e. NCAA Statistics ...................................................................................................................................... 85 f. WIAC Statistics ........................................................................................................................................ 87 g. Walmart Players of the Week ............................................................................................................... 104 h. Football Polls ........................................................................................................................................ 110 IIII. History a. All-Americans ........................................................................................................................................ 112 b. All-Conference ...................................................................................................................................... 116 c. Conference Championship History ....................................................................................................... 120 d. National Tournament Results ............................................................................................................... 121 e. Coaching History .................................................................................................................................. 122 f. Coaching Records ................................................................................................................................. 123 g. UW-Whitewater Top-10 ........................................................................................................................ 124 h. Stagg Bowl History ............................................................................................................................... 137 2 WHITEWATER The Athletic Department Mission Statement POWERED BY The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Intercollegiate Athletic Depart- ment will contribute to the educational process of our students by provid- TRADITION ing an environment that supports the educational mission of the Universi- Intercollegiate athletics as part of campus ty and quality intercollegiate athletic experience. An integral part of this life at UW -Whitewater spans more than mission is the Division III philosophy that student-athletes are indeed two centuries. It was born with the first students first, athletes second, and therefore earning a baccalaureate is university-sponsored contest, a football paramount. Excellence in academics and athletics is an expected result game in 1889. The schedule grew to six of the Warhawk athletic experience. games by 1895 and after the turn of the century, men’s basketball was introduced Regional Leaders, National Presence, as a second varsity sport in 1902. The Global Vision 1960s brought men’s track and field, base- ball, cross country, wrestling, tennis and With more than 700 student-athletes participating in 20 varsity sports, swimming. Soccer was the last men’s UW-Whitewater can boast having one of the best NCAA Division III pro- sport to be added, joining the mix in 1978. grams in the country. Since the advent of the Directors’ Cup in 1995, Women’s intercollegiate athletic opportuni- which measures the overall competitive success of intercollegiate athletic ties appeared in the 1960s, beginning with programs on a national level, UW-Whitewater has finished among the top basketball in 1966, followed by softball, ten percent nine times, topped by finishing fourth out of 328 schools. Suc- volleyball and golf. By the mid-1970s, ten- cess for UW-Whitewater student-athletes has not been limited to the ath- nis, gymnastics, track and field and swim letic arena. The Warhawks have had 80 student-athletes named WIAC and dive had been added. Following soc- Scholar athlete of the Year for their sport. The Highest student-athlete cer in 1992, the final addition to the pro- grade point average was posted in 2009-10, with a 3.03 average for more gram, was a bowling team, which began than 700 student athletes. competition during the 2002-03 school year. 2012-13 Student-Athletes of the Year The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Department of Intercollegiate WHERE CHAMPIONS PLAY Athletics has selected Katie Thompson from Kingsport, TN and Marcus 13 National Championship Teams Genrich from Janesville as the 2012-13 Warhawk Student-Athletes of the Baseball-2005 Year Men’s Basketball-2012, 1989, 1984 Football-2011, 2010, 2009, 2007 Candidates for the Warhawk Student-Athlete of the Year Award must be Women’s Golf (National Golf Coaches in his/her senior year of eligibility with a grade point average of 3.00 at Association)-1983 the conclusion of the 2012 semester achieving at least ninety degree Women’s Gymnastics-2013, 2012 credits. Women’s Volleyball-2005, 2002 Thompson, a Warhawk gymnast, is a physical education major with an 13 National Athletes of the Year athletic coaching minor. She has a 3.16 cumulative GPA (4.0 scale). Chris Davis-Basketball-2012 Thompson has been on the Dean's List two semesters and the WIAC Scholastic Honor Roll for 2011-12. She is a thirteen time National Colle- Katie Thompson-Gymnastics-2012 giate Gymnastics Association All-American, also earning the NCGA Out- Levell Coppage-Football-2011 standing Senior Award and NCGA North Central Region Gymnast of the Ryan Kleppe-Football-2006 Year in 2013. Thompson has also participated in a number of service Jace Rindahl-Football-2008 opportunities; including Reading with the Warhawks, Make a Difference Dan Hytinen-Track & Field, 2008 Day, Kids Night Out, Pick A Day, and Come and Play. Justin Beaver-Football-2007 Greg Reinhard-Baseball-2005 Genrich, a member of the swim and dive team, is a biology major with a Brady Endl-Baseball-2005 minor in chemistry. He has earned a GPA of 3.52. Genrich has been on Jeremy Wendt-Track & Field-2004 the Dean's List five semesters and the WIAC Scholastic Honor Roll in Allison Erickson-Volleyball-2001 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12. He has earned multiple All-WIAC honors Rob Llorca-Wrestling-1990 & ‘91 and holds multiple school records.In addition to the time he devotes to Fred Townsend-Wrestling-1978 his training, Genrich also volunteered at Whitewater High School as an assistant boy's swim coach and with the J-Hawks swim teams. 3 Coaching Staff Head Coach Lance Leipold Alma Mater: UW-Whitewater, 1986 Record at UW-W: 93-6 (7th year) Contact Infor- Phone: 262-472-1453 mation: Fax: 262-472-5691 Email: [email protected] Postal: Lance Leipold Head Football Coach Student Athletic Complex UW-Whitewater Whitewater, WI 53190 Coaching Staff: Brian Borland Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator Kevin Bullis Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Run Game Coordinator/ Defensive Line Coach Andy Kotelnicki Offensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator/Quarterbacks Kevin Bullis Defensive Line/Special Teams Coordinator/Run Game Coordinator Daryl Agpalsa Offensive Line Coach Alan Hensell Wide Receivers Craig Harmon Tight Ends John Miech Linebackers Coach Tom Karthausser Running Backs Pete Kishline Video Coordinator/Assistant Defensive Coordinator Tim Baldry Director of Equipment, Football and Video Operations Jimmy Norris Student Assistant– Offensive Line Kyle Supianoski Student Assistant– Linebackers Christian Harrison Student Assistant– Defensive Backs Luke Menzel Student Assistant– Quarterbacks/Wide
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