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2002 WIAC Football Headlines 2002 WIAC Football Headlines UW-Whitewater's Berezowitz To Receive WFCA Distinguished Service Award RELEASED: Thursday, February 6, 2003 (By Tom Fick, UW-W Sports Info.) Whitewater, Wis.--University of Wisconsin-Whitewater head football coach Bob Berezowitz will receive the Dave McClain Distinguished Service Award from the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association at the group's annual banquet Saturday, March 29. "This is a great honor," Berezowitz said, "largely because of my association with wonderful people like Dave and Judy (McClain) when we re-organized this association, and working with Judy and Mark Hull to coordinate some activities with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, all helping this organization blossom. This group does a great job. I am tremendously proud to be a member, and grateful to them for including me in a distinguished group." The Distinguished Service Award recognizes individuals that promote and serve the sport of football in the state of Wisconsin. Berezowitz's relationship with the WFCA began when he was the head football coach at Evansville High School (1973-80), where he compiled a 49-27 (.645) mark. At various times he served the WFCA as a district representative, as Southern vice president, as chairman of the Hall of Fame Committee, as and chairman of the Point After II Committee. He is now the co-chair of the Clinic Speakers Committee and has served as the liaison with the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference for the past ten years. He is also on the Wisconsin High School Football Coaches Association Scholarship Committee, and serves as liaison for the Shrine South All-Star Team training camp each summer. Berezowitz has been UW-Whitewater's head coach since 1985, and a member of the Warhawk football staff since 1981. The longest serving head football coach in the WIAC, Berezowitz has compiled a 117-64-4 (.643) record with the Warhawks. He is tied for third, with former UW-River Falls coach Mike Farley, in victories in the history of the league. One of the two men ahead of him, Forrest Perkins, mentored Berezowitz at UW-W. A record-setting quarterback for Perkins, the duo led UW-W to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics championship game in 1966. His 1966 total of 2,254 yards passing and 27 touchdown passes are still number one in the school record book. During his tenure at UW-W, Berezowitz has directed the Warhawks to six conference titles and three National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III postseason berths. He has coached 23 players to a total of 40 All- American honors (Note: multiple honors for some players). The WFCA will also present the Dave McClain Distinguished Service Award to Curt Mueller of Prairie du Sac. Mueller is the owner of the Mueller Sports Medicine Incorporated. The WFCA will also induct seventeen new members into its Hall of Fame at the banquet. Berezowitz was named College Coach of the Year by the WFCA in 1997, the same year he was inducted into the organization's Hall of Fame. Tickets for the WFCA banquet March 29, priced at $30, can be purchased by contacting Dick Rundle, WFCA Executive Director, 5111 Arrowhead Drive, Monona, Wisconsin 53716. The phone number is (608) 222-6728. # # # # # UW-Stout's Spielman Named To Associated Press Little America Team RELEASED: Monday, December 30, 2002 Madison, Wis.--University of Wisconsin-Stout senior linebacker Jamie Spielman has been named to the Associated Press Little All-America First Team. Spielman was the Blue Devils' leading tackler with 86 tackles, 59 of them solo. He led the WIAC in tackles for loss (21-70 yards) and was second in sacks (7-50 yards). The award is Spielman's fifth All-America team he has been named to this season, garnering three first team selections, one second team and one honorable mention. The AP Little All-America team is made up of NCAA Division II and III schools, as well as NAIA schools. The AP names a first, second and third team. # # # # # Five Named To D3football.com All-America Team RELEASED: Thursday, December 26, 2002 Madison, Wis.--Five Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) football players have been named to the 2002 D3football.com All-America Team. UW-Stout's Tyrone Rhone and Jamie Spielman were named to the first team, while their teammate, Ben Knepper, earned second team honors. UW-Oshkosh's Nick Carlson and UW- Whitewater's Chad Wurth captured third team accolades. Rhone, a senior defensive back from Milwaukee, Wis. (Vincent H.S.), recorded 41 tackles, 25 solo, had four interceptions, six pass break-ups and one fumble recovery. Spielman, a senior linebacker from Menomonie, Wis., was the Blue Devils' leading tackler with 86 tackles, 59 of them solo. He led the WIAC in tackles for loss (21-70 yards) and was second in sacks (7-50 yards). Knepper, a junior offensive lineman from Rice Lake, Wis., spearheaded a Blue Devil offense that led the league with 28.5 points per game and ranked second with 224.8 rushing yards per contest. Carlson, a senior defensive back from Menasha, Wis., had a team-leading four interceptions and 85 tackles during the 2002 campaign, including five tackles for loss and two quarterback sacks. Wurth, a junior kicker from Monona, Wis. (Monona Grove H.S.), was 24-for-25 on extra points this season and 11- for-17 on field goals with a long kick of 47 yards against Eastern Oregon on September 14, the longest in the league this year. # # # # # Five Earn Football Gazette All-America Accolades RELEASED: Friday, December 20, 2002 Madison, Wis.--Five Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) football players have been named to the 2002 Football Gazette All-America Team. UW-Stout's Jamie Spielman was named to the second team, while UW-Eau Claire's Mike Bestul and Brad Newton, UW-Platteville's Matt Kent and UW-Stout's Ben Knepper were third team picks. Spielman, a senior linebacker from Menomonie, Wis., was the Blue Devils' leading tackler with 86 tackles, 59 of them solo. He led the WIAC in tackles for loss (21-70 yards) and was second in sacks (7-50 yards). Bestul, a senior offensive lineman from Chippewa Falls, Wis. (Chi-Hi H.S.), helped the Blugold offense rank third in the league in passing (207.2 yards per game) and fourth in total offense (352.8 yards per game) and scoring (26.7 points per game). Newton, a senior tight end from Baldwin, Wis. (Baldwin-Woodville H.S.), compiled 457 yards on 39 receptions with four touchdowns during the 2002 campaign. He was a Football Gazette honorable mention selection last year. Kent, a junior wide receiver from Gratiot, Wis. (Black Hawk H.S.), led the league with 65 receptions (7.22 per game), 1,139 receiving yards (126.6 per game) and 13 touchdown catches, while ranking second with 145.3 all- purpose yards per game and 9.1 points per contest. Kent became the first player in UW-Platteville history to surpass 1,000 receiving yards. He established a school record with 288 receiving yards against UW-Whitewater this season. Knepper, a junior offensive lineman from Rice Lake, Wis., spearheaded a Blue Devil offense that led the league with 28.5 points per game and ranked second with 224.8 rushing yards per contest. A total of 74 players were chosen for the Football Gazette All-America Team by sports information directors for the 13th straight year. All-Region teams were selected from each of the NCAA's four football regions with first and second team selections moving onto the All-America ballot. # # # # # Four Named To Hewlett Packard Football All-America Team RELEASED: Thursday, December 19, 2002 Madison, Wis.--Four Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) football players have been named to the 2002 Hewlett Packard Division III All-America Team. UW-La Crosse's Thaddeus Rego was named to the third team, while UW-Eau Claire's Brad Newton, UW-Stevens Point's Cory Flisakowski and UW-Stout's Jamie Spielman earned honorable mention accolades. Rego, a senior defensive lineman from Reedsburg, Wis., was named the 2002 WIAC Player of the Year and led the Eagles with in tackles for loss (11-46 yards) and sacks (5-34 yards), while ranking third on the squad with 65 total tackles. Newton, a senior tight end from Baldwin, Wis. (Baldwin-Woodville H.S.), compiled 457 yards on 39 receptions with four touchdowns. Flisakowski, a sophomore kick returner from Stevens Point, Wis. (SPASH H.S.), led the WIAC and ranked 12th in NCAA Division III with 27.9 yards per kickoff return. He established a new school record and tied a conference record with his 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against UW-La Crosse this year. Flisakowski also rushed for 406 yards and totaled 347 receiving yards this season. Spielman, a senior linebacker from Menomonie, Wis., was the Blue Devils' leading tackler with 86 tackles, 59 of them solo. He led the WIAC in tackles for loss (21-70 yards) and was second in sacks (7-50 yards). The 25th annual, silver anniversary team was selected by a panel of 29 sports information directors representing the four playoff regions in NCAA Division III. The all-america ballot included 377 players representing 147 of the 228 NCAA Division III football-playing institutions. Teams with two or fewer losses were allowed five nominations; teams .500 or better could nominate up to three players; and schools finishing below .500 were allotted two nominations. # # # # # UW-Stout's Spielman Tabbed All-America By Coaches RELEASED: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 Menomonie, Wis.--University of Wisconsin-Stout linebacker Jamie Spielman was named to the 2002 AFCA Division III Coaches All-America Team by the American Football Coaches Association.
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