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11/06/2009 - W. Swimming

Panthers Run Win Streak Against Wheaton College To Eight

11/06/2009 - M. Swimming

Milwaukee Men Roll To Big Victory Over Wheaton College

11/05/2009 - W. Basketball

UWM Ends Exhibition Season With 66-57 Win Over UWSP

11/05/2009 - W. Volleyball

Felsing Earns Academic All-Region Honors

11/05/2009 - M. Soccer

Badgers Escape With 1-0 Victory Over UWM In Regular Season Finale

Panthers Get Past Loyola, Advance To League Title Game

11/6/2009 - Sophomores Makenzie Gillaspie and Sarah Hagen each scored goals to lead the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over Loyola in the 2009 Horizon League Championship semifinals Friday evening at Engelmann Field. With their ninth-straight win, the top-seeded Panthers (11-5-3) advance to Sunday's league championship game. They will face No. 3 Valparaiso in their 11th title game appearance in 16 years. The Crusaders got past No. 2 Wright State, 2-1, in the day's first semifinals matchup. Sunday's championship game is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Engelmann Field. The winner receives the league's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Panthers are in search of a second-straight tourney berth and the seventh in school history. Read Full Release

11/6/2009 - W. Volleyball

Panthers Cruise To Three-Set Win Over Raiders

Jena Berg had 14 kills to lead three players in double figures as the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee captured a 25-17, 25-22, 25-21 win over Wright State Friday night at the Klotsche Center. The Panthers (10-14, 7-6) have now won five-straight matches. UWM hit a solid .271 in the match, as Kerri Schuh added 12 kills and Mary Beth O'Brien pitched-in with 11. Meanwhile, Milwaukee's defense limited Wright State to a .093 hitting clip, as the Panthers collected 11 blocks. Jessica Woods led Wright State (10-19, 2-12) with 10 kills. Read Full Release

11/6/2009 - M. Basketball

Panthers Get Second Exhibition Test Saturday Against Parkside

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's basketball team continues its 2009-10 exhibition season by hosting UW-Parkside Saturday night at the U.S. Cellular Arena. Milwaukee hung on to beat Cardinal Stritch, 74-72, in its exhibition opener Wednesday. The Panthers played without senior guards Tone Boyle and Ricky Franklin but got 20 points from James Eayrs in holding a distinct inside advantage. Now, the Panthers turn their attention to the Rangers, who beat UWM in 2006 but have since lost exhibition contests to Milwaukee in both 2007 and 2008. Saturday's game tips off at 7 p.m. Read Full Release