The Pointers lost in the WIAC championship against UW-Eau Claire March 5, losing 6-2 and effectively ending the Pointers 2021-2022 season. UWSP played against Eau Claire three other times this season, racking up a win in each conference game. Eau Claire brought an intensity to this WIAC game that was not matched by the Pointers. “You could see how invested ... Read More »
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Pointers Drop Eau Claire on Senior Night
The Pointers defeated #18 UW-Eau Claire 69-55 on senior night at home Saturday, improving to 11-9 overall and 4-7 in conference play. The Pointers hold the fifth seed in the WIAC tournament, moving ahead of Eau Claire with the win. UWSP took the lead early in the first quarter and didn’t give it up the rest of the game. “I ... Read More »
Sky is The Limit for UWSP Baseball
The UW-Stevens Point men’s baseball team sits at a 13-11 record with a 5-5 conference record. Their 5 conference losses have come against UW-Lacrosse, UW-Oshkosh, and Finlandia University. They have one win in conference against UW-Lacrosse and UW-Oshkosh both, they have three conference wins against Finlandia. It’s been an up and down season for the team as offensively and defensively ... Read More »
Pointer Profile- Olivia Pawlak
Year: Senior Major: Sociology and Social Work Hometown: Lindenhurst, Ill. When did you start playing Basketball? Fifth grade I think is when I was allowed in school. Why did you decide to start playing basketball? All of my friends played it so it was like ‘yeah let’s all do it together’. My dad played basketball too, and I have an ... Read More »
A Look into Sports: 4/16/2017
Baseball Has Strong Finish to Series The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point baseball team went on the road to take on the UW-Platteville in a four-game series Thursday and Friday, April 13-14, finishing with a record of 3-1. The Pointers found themselves down 3-0 in the first inning of game one. Stevens Point answered with their own three-run inning as Tyler Thomka ... Read More »
A Look into Sports: April 10, 2016
Baseball Splits Series in Conference Home Opener The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point baseball team opened their home schedule over the weekend to take on UW-Oshkosh, finishing the weekend with a record of 2-2 versus the Titans. The Pointers started the weekend with a positive, winning the first game of the series on Saturday. Cole Erickson, now with a 2-1 record, ... Read More »
Softball Team is Ready to Step up to the Plate
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point softball team started practice in late January and is working hard to kick-off what they hope will be a successful season. Paige Allen, junior outfielder, is entering the season with the hopes of becoming an all-conference player. According to Allen, in order to prepare for the season, last semester the team took advantage of open ... Read More »
A Look into Sports 2/13 – 2/19
MEN’S SWIMMING WINS 18th STRAIGHT WIAC TITLE The men’s swimming and diving team won its unprecedented 18th straight conference championship Saturday. The team finished with a total of 971.50 points en route to a 251-point margin of victory. Owen Gluck, who was named Diver of the Meet, continued his dominance as he won both the one and three-meter diving events. ... Read More »
Student Athletes Swim to Championship
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point men’s swimming and diving team is heading to the conference championship with an undefeated record of 4-0. On Feb. 3-4 the team competed in the University of Minnesota Challenge. It was an invitational meet where teams throughout the Midwest attended. The challenge is not scored and for some swimmers on the team, it was their ... Read More »
UWSP’s Jerry Williams Emerges as Two-Sport Star
Athletics require individuals to step up when their number is called. For University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point junior Jerry Williams, that number is being called, with increasing frequency, across two sports. He is responding by embracing prominent roles on both the track and football team. Being a two-sport athlete comes with its own set of rigors, one of which is an ... Read More »