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2011 Warhawk Football Parking: All parking proceeds benefit Warhawk athletic programming (learn more). Click here for a parking lot map. General Parking (Lots 7, 9, 11, 18, 19): $5 Preferred Parking (Perkins Stadium Lot 24): $10 Handicap Parking in Preferred Parking (Perkins Stadium Lot 24): $5 Free Parking is available in any other campus lot Regular Season Preferred Season Parking Pass: $40 (SAVE $10) *Contact Leah Thyne at thynel@uww.edu or (262) 472-1655 for more information about the preferred season parking passes Fan Accommodations: Coulthart Family Pavilion: $5 per game (Season pass of $20) Join fellow Warhawk alumni, boosters, and supporters in the Coulthart Pavilion for a pre-game tailgate. For just $5 you can enjoy a pre-game meal and beverages while socializing with other Warhawk fans. Each week features different delicious meals provided by University Dining Services. The pavilion will open two hours prior to kickoff and end at the start of the game. Warhawk Football Souvenir Program: $5 Souvenir game day programs are available for purchase. These programs change from week to week and will be available in multiple locations until after halftime. Look for an athletic representative near the ticket window, gate entrance, throughout the tailgating parking lot and near concessions. Warhawk Football Bleacher Seatback Rental: $3 each or 2 for $5 Enjoy the action in comfort and support Warhawk Athletics with the rental of a bleacher seat back. These will be located at the entrance of Perkins Stadium one hour prior to kick-off and athletic representatives will retrieve them following the game. 2011 Warhawk Football Game Day Experience: Game Day Special Events and Promotions: • September 17 Game: Free Admission for all youth eighth grade and below and pre-game activities for youth, Back to the 60’s social gathering and recognition of alumni from the 1960’s era, and pre-game recognition of the 2010 National Championship • October 1 Game: Family Fest and Klements Racing Sausages race • October 14 Game: Post game fireworks • October 29 Game: Homecoming honoring Hall of Fame inductees and Warhawk alumni • November 12 Game: Recognition of all Warhawk senior members of the program and Shriner’s recognition Warhawks Open Title Defense(s) on the Road 8/31/2011 The slate is wiped clean. Even though Whitewater lost more than half its starting lineup no one is going to take any pity. UW-Whitewater has won six consecutive Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships. UW-W has advanced to the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, the NCAA III championship game, six years in a row. UW-W has won the last two, and three of the last four, national titles. But, as UW-W head coach Lance Leipold has said, this 2011 team didn’t accomplish any of that. The 2011 Warhawks have to establish their own identity beginning with the season opener Saturday at 6:00 p.m. at UW-La Crosse. 82
Along the way UW-W has compiled the longest win streak, thirty games, in any level of NCAA football. That streak includes twenty-one straight at Perkins Stadium, seventeen in a row in the WIAC, sixteen straight non-conference games, and ten in a row in the NCAA III playoffs. In a quirk of the 2011 schedule, Saturday’s game will be a non-conference matchup. With budget cuts and the difficulty league teams have had filling their schedules, the league agreed that each school would have a different partner each year that they faced twice, with one of the games counting in the WIAC standings. UW-W and UW- L will also end the 2011 regular season November 12 at Perkins Stadium, with that contest designated as a WIAC game. Last Year UW-W won 24-0 November 13 in Perkins Stadium. Matt Blanchard hit Adam Brandes with a 29 scoring pass in the first quarter and Eric Kindler’s 21 yard field goal made it 10-0 at the half. UW-W went 80 yards in five plays to open the second half, with Blanchard connecting with Aaron Rusch from 32 yards out. Immediately after holding UW-L to a three and out, Whitewater used 13 plays to grind out 69 yards, with Levell Coppage running it in from the two for the final score. Coppage rushed for 114 yards on 23 carries and Blanchard went 16-23 for 196 yards. The Whitewater defense limited the Eagles to 7 yards rushing on 19 attempts. UW-L defensive back Dustin Drath led both teams with 12 tackles, including two for a loss. Warhawk defensive lineman Louissaint Minett was in on three sacks. The Series UW-L leads the all-time series, which began in 1917, 32-27. Whitewater has won the last six games and eight of nine. The Eagles’ have had two five game win streaks, 1970-74 and 1992-96. The most points UW-W has scored came in a 60-32 win in 1987, and the Eagles blanked Whitewater 59-0 in the series opener in 1917, which is also their largest winning margin. Whitewater’s largest margin was 58-21 in 2009. The most points the two teams have combined for, 82, came in that 1987 contest. La Crosse has won seven times by shutout, the most recent 21-0 in 2001; Whitewater has blanked the Eagles just twice. The series also matches the teams with the longest streaks at the top of the WIAC. Whitewater’s current run of six straight league championships ties the mark set by UW-La Crosse from 1949 to 1954. The Coaches For years the Whitewater-La Crosse game matched the league’s most veteran coaches. First it was Forrest Perkins (1956-1984) for Whitewater and Roger Harring (1969-1999) for La Crosse. Then it was UW-W’s Bob Berezowitz (1985-2006) and UW-L’s Larry Terry (2000-2010). By those measuring sticks Saturday’s game matches relative newcomers. Whitewater’s Lance Leipold, in his first head coaching opportunity, has compiled a four year record of 57-3, including 27-1 in the WIAC. Joel Detwiler is in his first year, taking over for Terry February 7 th in time for late recruiting and spring practice. An Oregon, Wisconsin native and 1997 UW-Platteville graduate, Detwiler coached the last seven years at Wartburg College, including the last three as defensive coordinator. Wartburg went 57-18 and won three league titles while Detwiler was on the staff. La Crosse Notes This is the second year that Whitewater has started out against a team with almost no track record. The new coach, like the new coach at Adrian last year, could change up nothing or everything. On offense, senior tailback Lee Lauters will have to be watched. Lauters averaged 5.0 yards per rush and caught 30 passes coming out of the backfield last year. Sophomores Mike Butterfield and Andy Sires have been 83
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2011 Warhawk Football Parking:<br />
All parking proceeds benefit Warhawk athletic programming (learn more).<br />
Click here for a parking lot map.<br />
General Parking (Lots 7, 9, 11, 18, 19): $5<br />
Preferred Parking (Perkins Stadium Lot 24): $10<br />
Handicap Parking in Preferred Parking (Perkins Stadium Lot 24): $5<br />
Free Parking is available in any other campus lot<br />
Regular Season Preferred Season Parking Pass: $40 (SAVE $10)<br />
*Contact Leah Thyne at thynel@uww.edu or (262) 472-1655 for more information about the preferred<br />
season parking passes<br />
Fan Accommodations:<br />
Coulthart Family Pavilion: $5 per game (Season pass of $20)<br />
Join fellow Warhawk alumni, boosters, and supporters in the Coulthart Pavilion for a pre-game tailgate.<br />
For just $5 you can enjoy a pre-game meal and beverages while socializing with other Warhawk fans.<br />
Each week features different delicious meals provided by University Dining Services. The pavilion will<br />
open two hours prior <strong>to</strong> kickoff and end at the start of the game.<br />
Warhawk Football Souvenir Program: $5<br />
Souvenir game day programs are available for purchase. These programs change from week <strong>to</strong> week<br />
and will be available in multiple locations until after halftime. Look for an athletic representative near the<br />
ticket window, gate entrance, throughout the tailgating parking lot and near concessions.<br />
Warhawk Football Bleacher Seatback Rental: $3 each or 2 for $5<br />
Enjoy the action in comfort and support Warhawk <strong>Athletics</strong> with the rental of a bleacher seat back. These<br />
will be located at the entrance of Perkins Stadium one hour prior <strong>to</strong> kick-off and athletic representatives<br />
will retrieve them following the game.<br />
2011 Warhawk Football Game Day Experience:<br />
Game Day Special Events and Promotions:<br />
• September 17 Game: Free Admission for all youth eighth grade and below and pre-game<br />
activities for youth, Back <strong>to</strong> the 60’s social gathering and recognition of alumni from the<br />
1960’s era, and pre-game recognition of the 2010 National Championship<br />
• Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 1 Game: Family Fest and Klements Racing Sausages race<br />
• Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 14 Game: Post game fireworks<br />
• Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 29 Game: Homecoming honoring Hall of Fame inductees and Warhawk alumni<br />
• November <strong>12</strong> Game: Recognition of all Warhawk senior members of the program and<br />
Shriner’s recognition<br />
Warhawks Open Title Defense(s) on the Road<br />
8/31/2011<br />
The slate is wiped clean. Even though <strong>Whitewater</strong> lost more than half its starting lineup no one is going<br />
<strong>to</strong> take any pity. <strong>UW</strong>-<strong>Whitewater</strong> has won six consecutive Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference<br />
championships. <strong>UW</strong>-W has advanced <strong>to</strong> the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, the NCAA III championship<br />
game, six years in a row. <strong>UW</strong>-W has won the last two, and three of the last four, national titles. But, as<br />
<strong>UW</strong>-W head coach Lance Leipold has said, this 2011 team didn’t accomplish any of that. The 2011<br />
Warhawks have <strong>to</strong> establish their own identity beginning with the season opener Saturday at 6:00 p.m. at<br />
<strong>UW</strong>-La Crosse.<br />
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