UWW base head coach John Vodenlich addresses the team at Prucha Field, James B. Miller Stadium in WW. Vodenlich has guided the Warhawks to three National Championships in his 21 seasons, 2005, 2014 and 2025.
UW-Whitewater baseball players celebrate as they ride on a flatbed trailer through the streets of Whitewater on Thursday night after arriving back from winning the NCAA Division III national championship.
Members of the NCAA Division III championship UW-Whitewater baseball team ride on a flatbed trailer through the streets of Whitewater during a celebration Thursday night.
WHITEWATER The UW-Whitewater baseball team encountered more problems getting home than they did demolishing the eight-team NCAA Division III World Series field this past week outside Cleveland, Ohio.
Members of the UW-Whitewater baseball team stand together prior to a celebration Thursday of their winning the Division IIICollege World Series.
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The Warhawks contingent was stuck in Chicago traffic Thursday afternoon as the team, coaching staff and othersincluding the NCAA Division III national championship trophy-- were on the last hour of their 8-hour trip home.
UWW base head coach John Vodenlich addresses the team at Prucha Field, James B. Miller Stadium in WW. Vodenlich has guided the Warhawks to three National Championships in his 21 seasons, 2005, 2014 and 2025.
UW-Whitewater baseball players celebrate as they ride on a flatbed trailer through the streets of Whitewater on Thursday night after arriving back from winning the NCAA Division III national championship.
Members of the NCAA Division III championship UW-Whitewater baseball team ride on a flatbed trailer through the streets of Whitewater during a celebration Thursday night.
