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Berezowitz and Gordon were captains of the 1966 team that reached the NAIA title game. UW-W
is hosting its annual “Back to the 60s” event Saturday.
What’s Coming Up
The Warhawks have a week off and then will begin the quest for a seventh consecutive Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship, hosting UW-Platteville Saturday, October 1 at 2:00 pm.
Tickets for home games can be purchased at the University Center ticket office on the main campus mall
during normal business hours, and at the Perkins Stadium window on game day.
#1 Warhawks Jump on Tigers
9/17/2011
You almost expected Van Halen out of the Perkins Stadium PA system as #1 UW-Whitewater, 3-0,
“jumped” all over Campbellsville University, 2-1 and ranked 17 th in the National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics poll, 54-14 Saturday afternoon in Perkins Stadium in Whitewater, Wisconsin. The
win increased UW-W’s streak to 32 in a row, the longest in NCAA football.
UW-Whitewater scored the first four times it had the ball, and the string of six scores in seven attempts
was only broken by a missed field goal on the way to a 37-7 halftime lead.
Whitewater’s first possession began at their 18. A five play, 82 yard drive ended with Matt Blanchard
(Lake Zurich, IL/Lake Zurich) tossing a 50 yard pass to Cory Robinson (Cambridge/Cambridge). That
drive took just 2:18 off the clock. The next time it took just three plays, and 1:14, for UW-W to score on a
Desmin Ward (Milwaukee/Hamilton) 48 yard run to make it 14-0.
Still in the first quarter, Campbellsville QB Zach Eastham was picked off at the CU 49 by Noah Timm
(Two Rivers/Two Rivers). Six plays later Eric Kindler (Germantown/Germantown) kicked a 40 yard field
goal with 1:47 left in the first to up the margin to 17-0.
A CU punt set up the Warhawks at their own 46 with six seconds left in the first. On the first play after the
punt Blanchard hooked up with Tyler Huber (Mukwonago/North Prairie) for the score, and with a muffed
snap on the PAT, UW-W led 23-0 at the end of the first.
The next possession was the only time in the streak that UW-W did not score, with Kindler’s 49 yard
attempt falling short.
The Tigers took over on their 32. After a false start penalty moved CU back to the 27, Patrick Henry hit
wide out Stan Warrenhuffman behind the Warhawk defense and down the right sideline for a 73 yard
score to bring the score to 23-7.
On the next kickoff Whitewater took over on the 23 after a illegal block penalty. It took just 1:39, and four
plays, for the Warhawks to increase the lead to 30-7 after Blanchard and Huber combined for 64 yards on
the score.
Later in the second, facing a fourth and seven at their 23, Campbellsville’s Carl Ojala had his punt
blocked at the 30 by Ronnie Blaszkowski (Oak Forest, IL/Oak Forest) and UW-W took over at the 30. It
took just two plays, a Blanchard to Luke Menzel (Sheboygan Falls/Oostburg) 28 yard pass and a Levell
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