ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 14th Edition of the WIAC Directory and Records Book is dedicated to five individuals who worked tirelessly on behalf of the conference over a number of years. While each of these individuals will be missed by their colleagues and friends within the conference, their contributions and service to the WIAC and intercollegiate athletics will never be forgotten. Al Ackerman, UW-Oshkosh Director of Athletics, 1991-2010 Joe Baker, UW-La Crosse Director of Athletics, 1998-2010 Rick Bowen, UW-River Falls Director of Athletics, 2006-10 Men’s Basketball Head Coach, 1987-2006 Julius Erlenbach, UW-Superior Chancellor, 1996-2010 Joe Harlan, UW-Stout Director of Athletics, 2007-10 Women’s Track & Field Head Coach, 2000-07 www.wiacsports.com Features you can access on the WIAC web site * Up-to-date results and standings * Detailed conference, team and individual statistics * Composite schedules * Athletes of the Week and All-Conference Teams * Coaches of the Year and Scholar-Athlete Award winners * WIAC administration information * Historical review of the WIAC * And much, much more! Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 2010-11 Directory and Records Book www.wiacsports.com This is the 14th Edition of the WIAC Directory and TABLE OF CONTENTS Records Book. It is presented as a means of informing educators, writers, broadcasters and staff of the excellence University of Wisconsin System ............................................................2 of athletics competition displayed by teams and individual WIAC Administration..............................................................................3 Conference History ................................................................................6 student-athletes of member institutions. This book is Conference Championship Sports.........................................................8 published annually to provide a record of all sports in the 2010-11 Sites and Dates .......................................................................9 Conference Awards ..............................................................................10 conference-sponsored program. 2009-10 Regional and National Team Results .....................................12 National Championship Teams .............................................................13 It is the purpose of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Directory Section Conference to encourage intercollegiate athletics on an Eau Claire .............................................................................................15 La Crosse .............................................................................................16 amateur basis, with institutional control, and under the Oshkosh ...............................................................................................17 instruction of coaches who have faculty status, in order to Platteville ..............................................................................................18 River Falls .............................................................................................19 assure maximum educational benefit from intercollegiate Stevens Point ......................................................................................20 athletic contests among the member and nonmember Stout .....................................................................................................21 Superior ................................................................................................22 institutions. Whitewater............................................................................................23 Finlandia ...............................................................................................24 Gustavus Adolphus...............................................................................25 Hamline ................................................................................................26 “Conference of Champions” Winona State ........................................................................................27 Sports Section Men’s Cross Country ............................................................................29 Women’s Cross Country .......................................................................32 Football .................................................................................................35 Women’s Golf .......................................................................................47 Men’s Soccer ........................................................................................49 Women’s Soccer ..................................................................................53 Women’s Tennis ..................................................................................57 Women’s Volleyball ..............................................................................62 Men’s Basketball ..................................................................................68 Women’s Basketball .............................................................................76 Women’s Gymnastics ...........................................................................84 Men’s Ice Hockey .................................................................................88 Men’s Swimming & Diving ....................................................................92 Women’s Swimming & Diving ..............................................................100 Men’s Indoor Track & Field ..................................................................109 Women’s Indoor Track & Field ............................................................117 Wrestling ..............................................................................................126 Baseball ...............................................................................................132 Softball ................................................................................................138 Men’s Outdoor Track & Field ...............................................................144 This book was designed and edited by Matt Stanek, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field ..........................................................153 WIAC Assistant Commissioner for Media Relations Coaches of the Year ............................................................................162 Scholar-Athletes ..................................................................................165 1 University of Wisconsin System The University of Wisconsin System marks its 39th anniversary in the fall of 2010. The UW System was created in October 1971, by a law placing all of the state’s public university campuses under a single Board of Regents. The UW System is composed of 13 universities, 13 two-year UW Colleges and UW-Extension which provides outreach services from offices in every county. Although only 39 years old, the UW System was one of the first statewide higher educational systems in the nation and has been a pioneer in developing coordinated and high quality programs and services on a statewide basis. System administrative offices are in Madison. Universities are located in Eau Claire, Green Bay, La Crosse, Madison, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Kenosha (Parkside), Platteville, River Falls, Stevens Point, Menomonie (Stout), Superior and Whitewater. Colleges are at Baraboo, Fond du Lac, Janesville, Manitowoc, Marinette, Marshfield, Menasha, Rice Lake, Richland Center, Sheboygan, Waukesha, Wausau and West Bend. PRESIDENT’S CABINET CONFERENCE GOVERNANCE (As of June, 2010) Council of Chancellors President Kevin P. Reilly UW-Eau Claire Brian Levin-Stankevich Senior Vice President for Administration & Fiscal Affairs UW-La Crosse Joe Gow Michael Morgan UW-Oshkosh Richard Wells* Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Rebecca Martin UW-Platteville Dennis Shields Vice President for Finance Deborah A. Durcan UW-River Falls Dean Van Galen General Counsel Patricia Brady UW-Stevens Point Bernie Patterson Associate Vice President for Human Resources Alan Crist UW-Stout Charles Sorensen Associate Vice President for Budget & Planning Freda Harris UW-Superior Christopher Markwood (Interim) Associate Vice President for Academic & Faculty Programs UW-Whitewater ^Richard Telfer Stephen Kolison ^=chair, *=vice-chair Associate Vice President for Capital Planning & Budget David Miller Faculty Athletics Representatives’ Council Executive Director of Communications & External Relations Men Women David F. Giroux UW-Eau Claire Bernard Duyfhuizen Jill Prushiek* Senior Special Assistant to the President Andrew Richards UW-La Crosse Jearold Holland Jodie Rindt Associate Vice President for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion UW-Oshkosh Lee Van Scyoc Theresa Lind Vicki Washington UW-Platteville Tim Deis Lisa Riedle Secretary to the Board of Regents Jane S. Radue UW-River Falls Brian Schultz Kathleen Olsen UW-Stevens Point Nate Bowling Annie Wetter UW-Stout Brian Finder Donna Stewart BOARD OF REGENTS UW-Superior Charles J. Reichert Jennifer Christensen (As of June, 2010) UW-Whitewater David Van Doren^ Susan Johnson Charles Pruitt, President Milwaukee ^=chair, *=vice-chair Michael J. Spector, Vice-President Milwaukee Jane S. Radue, Secretary Madison Athletics Directors’ Council Jeffrey B. Bartell Madison UW-Eau Claire Scott Kilgallon Mark J. Bradley Wausau UW-La Crosse Josh Whitman Judith V. Crain Green Bay UW-Oshkosh Darryl Sims Danae D. Davis Milwaukee UW-Platteville Mark Molesworth Stan Davis Madison UW-River Falls Roger Ternes John