Football

October 7, 2002

UW-Oshkosh (2-2, 0-1) at UW-Stout Blue Devils (3-1, 1-1)
Saturday, Oct. 12, 2 p.m.
Don & Nona Williams Stadium, Menomonie, Wis.
ON THE LINE: UW-Stout will need to pick themselves up and get back onto the winning track after suffering their first loss of the season, a 34-31 overtime loss at Platteville last weekend. Even though it's early in the season, all three conference preseason picks - Stout, UW-Stevens Point, and UW-Eau Claire - have a conference loss.

LAST TIME OUT: Stout: The Blue Devils missed an opportunity to win the game in regulation but missed a field goal as time ticked off the clock. Stout used a field goal in overtime to take a 31-28 lead, but Platteville's Matt Kent hauled in his third TD catch of the afternoon. The game was an offensive showcase for both teams. Stout rolled up 539 total yards, 292 in the air, 247 on the ground, had 99 total plays and held a 35-25 minute lead in time of possession. The Pioneers finished with 452 total yards, 378 in the air, 74 by rushing. Stout's Ryan Englebert rushed for 114 yards and a TD, while Luke Bundgaard scored two TDs and ran for 89 yards. Dan Austin hauled in six Nick Ohman passes for 125 yards, and Julio Vargas had six grabs for 96 yards.

Oshkosh: The Titans, who were off last week, gave UW-Eau Claire all they could handle before bowing out, 12-10, in Eau Claire, Sept. 28. The Titans jumped to an early 3-0 lead, but Eau Claire knotted the score with a field goal late in the second quarter. The Blugolds took the lead in the third quarter, but the Titans regained the lead on a 35-yard interception return by Nick Carlson. The Blugolds notched the win with a 27-yard field goal with 3:46 remaining.

LAST SEASON: Stout and Oshkosh are both members of the eight-team Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC). Stout was 6-3 overall, 4-3 (tied for third) in the WIAC. The Blue Devils were WIAC champions in 2000. Oshkosh was 3-7 overall, 2-5 (5th, tie) in league play.

THE SERIES: This is the 46th meeting between the two teams and the Titans hold a 25-19-1 lead in the series. Last season's 19-7 loss to Oshkosh sent the Blue Devils on an offensive drought that saw them remain scoreless for almost 130 minutes. After forcing a fumble on the opening kickoff, Stout's Julio Vargas hauled in an 11-yard TD pass only 1:34 into the game. The Titans scored on a 43-yard Shannon King reception to tie in the first, then went ahead on a safety in the second quarter. Five Stout fumbles doomed the Blue Devils, and Oshkosh put up 10 points in the third for the win. Stout would go scoreless the next weekend at Eau Claire, then allowed 20 River Falls' first quarter points before going on to a 26-23 win over the Falcons.

STOUT PLAYERS TO WATCH: RB Luke Bundgaard (Jr, Weyerhaeuser) 77 carries, 428 yds, 5.6 y/car, 107.0 y/g, 6 TD; QB Nick Ohman (So, Glenwood City) 115 att, 58 comp, 3 int, 734 yds, 7 TD, 183.5 y/game, 36 car, 113 yds, 3.1 y/car; RB Ryan Englebert (Fr, Sturgeon Bay) 75 carries, 362 yds, 4.8 y/car, 90.5 y/g, 3 TD; WR Dan Austin (So, Clintonville) 16 rec, 258 yds, 3 TDs; WR Matt Sprester (Jr, Clear Lake) 8 rec, 139 yds, 2 TDs; DB Eric Moe (Sr, Hixton) needs one INT to become Stout's all-time interception leader, preseason All-America, 6 pass break-ups; DB Kevin Dewey (Jr, Burnsville, Minn) 1 fumble recovery, 1 fumble forced, 2 int for 36 yds, 2 pass break-ups, 1 sack; LB Jamie Spielman (Sr, Menomonie) 27 tackles, 20 solo, 4 tackles for loss of 15 yds, 3 sacks for 13 yds; LB Noah Mayer (So, Mayville) 16 tackles, 14 solo, 5 tackles for loss of 31 yds, 4 sacks for 26 yds; LB Mark Ralph (Sr, Colfax) 16 tackles, 14 solo, 6 tackles for loss of 21 yds, 2 sacks for 10 yds; Blue Devils avg 436.0 total ypg, 252.5 rushing, 183.5 passing; give up 235.0 total ypg, 35.0 rushing, 200.0 passing. Stout has outscored their opponents, 128-61.

OSHKOSH PLAYERS TO WATCH: QB Nick Wara (So, Oshkosh) 82 att, 38 comp, 3 int, 420 yds, 6 TD, 48 carries, 113 yds; WR Steve Wagner (Sr, Porterfield) 65 carries, 217 yds, 3.3 y/car, 1 TD; FS Nick Carlson (Sr, Menasha) 27 tackles, 25 solo, 4 int for 115 yds and 3 TDs, punt returns, 11 for 118 yds, 10.7 y/ret, 1 TD, leads team in scoring with 24 pts; LB Craig Korth (So, Menasha) 25 tackles, 21 solo, 4 tackles for loss of 6 yds; DE Justin Schneider (Sr, West Bend) 21 tackles, 16 solo, 4 tackles for loss of 14 yds, 3 sacks for 8 yds; Titans avg. 242.3 total yds, 137.3 rushing, 105.0 passing; give up 303.3 total yds, 102.5 rushing, 200.8 passing. Titans have outscored opponents, 98-75.

OFFENSIVE LOOK: Oshkosh: Pro-set; Stout: multi-pro. DEFENSIVE LOOK: Oshkosh: multiple 5-2; Stout: 3-4.

COACHES: Stout coach Ed Meierkort (45-49 career) is in his 10th year and has the most wins of any Stout football coach. Oshkosh coach Phil Meyer (8-15) is in his third year.

BUNDGAARD BAROMETER: Luke Bundgaard is currently third on the Stout all-time rushing list with 2515 yards. Bundgaard trails Bob Johnson (1979-82) with 2656 yards and Steve Burr (1976-79) with 2562 yards. Bundgaard is now seventh on the all-time scoring list with 146 points. Mike McHugh (1964-67) is sixth with 150 points. Bob Johnson and Rich Vargas (1990-92) are tied for fourth with 158 points.

STOUT COACH ED MEIERKORT SAYS: "What we did Saturday was not a formula for a loss. What we did will win 99 percent of the games, but we were the one percent. They made one more play than we did, and that was in overtime. We gave up some opportunistic drives at the wrong time, and gave up three big plays.

"Oshkosh has had two weeks to prepare, and that concerns us. They have some nice WIAC players. (Head coach) Phil (Meyer) has done a nice job. They have one of the best defensive fronts we will have played. And their free safety (Nick) Carlson, we must ID where he is all the time."

RADIO: WMEQ 880 AM, Jake Bostrom, Steve Schrantz; the game will also be broadcast live over the Internet at www.wmeq.com

October 5, 2002

PLATTEVILLE - Matt Kent caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Tom Stetzer in overtime to give UW-Platteville a 34-31 win over previously undefeated UW-Stout, Saturday, Oct. 5, in Platteville.

The Pioneers (2-1, 1-0) won the toss and elected to go on defense. The Blue Devils (3-1, 1-1) couldn't get into the end zone, but Justin Zymewski (So, Houston, Minn) connected on a 37-yard field goal to give Stout a 31-28 lead.

Zymewski did not have a good day, missing his first three field goals of the game, including one in the waning minutes of regulation.

Stout struck first in the game, with Ryan Englebert (Fr, Sturgeon Bay) rumbling to the end zone from 40 yards to give Stout a 7-0 lead only two minutes into the game.

But the Pioneer pass attack needed only three plays to answer back when Stetzer found running back Greg Siebers and Siebers went 68-yards to paydirt.

Stout missed two field goals in the second quarter, but the Pioneers didn't as Jason Borchardt hit 23- and 22-yard 3-pointers to give Platteville a 13-7 halftime lead.

The Blue Devils took over coming out of the locker room. Luke Bundgaard (Jr, Weyerhaeuser) scored on a 22-yard run only a minute into the half to give Stout the 14-13 lead and quarterback Nick Ohman (So, Glenwood City) hit Seth Mattison (So, Byron, Minn) with a 5-yard scoring play for a 21-13 lead.

But Stetzer, who completed 24-of-57 passes for 378 yards, put the Pioneers back in the game, completing a 39-yard pass play to Kent. Stetzer and Kent hooked up for the 2-point conversion, and the game was tied at 21-21.

Stout went on a well executed, 15 play, 97-yard drive, and Bundgaard took scoring honors with a one yard plunge. But the Pioneers matched Stout again, and again it was Stetzer to Kent, this time for 44 yards and a score with 3:17 left in the game.

Stout got into scoring position, but Zymewski's 23-yard attempt sailed wide left as time ran out, setting up the overtime period.

Englehart finished the game with 114 yards on 18 carries, while Bundgaard ran for 89 yards on 19 carries. Ohman was 20-for-44 for 292 yards passing and rushed for 30 yards. Dan Austin (So, Clintonville) was on the receiving end of six passes for 125 yards. Julio Vargas (So, Sturgeon Bay) pulled down six passes for 96 yards.

The Blue Devil defense held Platteville to 74 yards rushing - the most of any team this season - but it was Stetzer and the passing game that put the biggest hurt on Stout. Kent finished with nine catches for 174 yards and three TDs. Siebers had six catches for 113 yards.

What may have hurt the Blue Devils the most was themselves. Stout was called for 15 penalties for 144 yards.

Stout returns home for a two-game homestand by hosting UW-Oshkosh, Saturday, Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. Stout will host Concordia-Moorhead for homecoming, Saturday, Oct. 19.

October 2, 2002

MENOMONIE - UW-Stout tailback Luke Bundgaard (Jr, Weyerhaeuser/Bruce) rushed 30 times for 169 yards and scored two TDs as the Blue Devils defeated St. Thomas 28-7, Sept. 28. For his efforts, Bundgaard was named the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) offensive player of the week.

Bundgaard scored both of his TDs in the second quarter, bulling over from the 1-yard line twice, the second time coming two seconds before halftime.

Soccer

October 5, 2002

PLATTEVILLE - Nellie Sivertsen (Sr, River Falls) and Kelly Stolarczyk (Fr, Elk River, Minn) each scored two goals as UW-Stout rolled over UW-Platteville, 5-0, in WIAC action, Saturday, Oct. 5 in Platteville.

But it was freshman Kristy Symons (Reedsburg) who got things going for the Blue Devils (5-2-3, 1-0-3) with her first collegiate goal at the 4:45 mark of the game, getting an assist by Krista Hight (So, Brookfield).

Sivertsen scored her first goal of the game with seven minutes left in the half, with an assist by Carrie Schrank (So, Reedsburg). Sivertsen notched her second score of the game, this time unassisted, 13 minutes into the second half.

Stolarczyk opened her scoring bid eight minutes later, on an assist by Sivertsen. Stolarczyk closed out the scoring in the 73rd minute.

Goalkeepers Melissa Ballweg (So, Merrimac) and Steph Hennick (Fr, Elk River, Minn) combined for the shutout, with Ballweg snagging the only saves.

Stout outshot Platteville, 14-3. Stout will host UW-River Falls, Friday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m.

October 2, 2002

NEW ULM, Minn - Freshman Kelly Stolarczyk (Elk River, Minn) scored two goals and added an assist to lead UW-Stout to a 3-0 non-conference win over Martin Luther College, Wednesday, Oct. 2 in New Ulm, Minn.

The Blue Devils' leading scorer, Nellie Sivertsen (Sr, River Falls) got Stout going in the 11th minute with her fifth goal of the season, coming on assists from Stolarczyk and Krista Hight (So, Brookfield).

Stolarczyk scored her two goals only four minutes apart, scoring in the 38th minute and the 42nd minute. Heidi Schultz (Fr, River Falls) assisted on both goals and Kala Schmuck (Fr, New Glarus) and Rachel Anderson (So, Victoria, Minn) each recorded an assist.

The Blue Devil (4-2-3) defense limited the Knights' (7-3-1) two leading scorers to only two shots in the game.

Goalkeepers Melissa Ballweg (So, Merrimac) and Steph Hennick (Fr, Elk River, Minn) shared the shutout, but saw relatively little work. Ballweg had three saves in 67 minutes and Hennick two in 23 minutes.

Volleyball

October 5, 2002

MENOMONIE - In a battle of nationally ranked teams, the UW-Stout volleyball team came out on top of Bethel College, 3-1, in the first game of a triangular at Johnson Fieldhouse. Stout closed out the day with a 3-0 win over Viterbo University.

Bethel was ranked 19th in the latest American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Division III poll, and Stout was ranked 22nd.

The Blue Devils (19-4) took the first two games against Bethel, 30-24, 30-20, but the Royals (12-3) came back for a 30-25 win in the third game.

Brooke Viegut (Jr, Abbotsford) bounced three consecutive kills off Bethel block attempts to give Stout a 21-18 lead to spark the Blue Devils in the fourth game.

That game featured at least 10 tied scores until Stout reached a 20-19 lead, then held the Royals off by building a minimum of a three point lead the rest of the way.

Tanille Zenner (Fr, Athens) pounded down a career-best 25 kills, three short of the school record, and Viegut racked up 21. Gretchen Schroer (Jr, Eau Claire) had 13 kills and Lindsay Mensink (So, Ostrander, Minn) 11. Viegut added 32 digs and Erin Heger (So, Chaska, Minn) finished with 16.

Lindsey Wanbaugh had 18 kills for Bethel and Jill Thorvig 14.

The Blue Devils needed only an hour to down Viterbo, 30-13, 30-12, 30-25, and coach Jill Jolliff had an opportunity to play everyone.

Zenner led everyone with seven kills. Tami Martinek (Sr, Eau Claire) slammed down six and had two assisted blocks.

The Blue Devils will host UW-Superior, Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m.

October 4, 2002

STEVENS POINT - UW-Stout needed five games for the first time this season and used the long match for a 3-2 conference win over UW-Stevens Point, Friday, Oct. 4 at Berg Gymnasium.

The Blue Devils (17-4, 2-1), ranked 22nd in the latest AVCA Division III poll, nipped the Pointers, 25-30, 30-16, 32-34, 30-17, 15-10, to avenge a 3-1 loss to Pointers at the UW-Eau Claire Invitational last weekend.

Lindsay Mensink (So, Ostrander, Minn) had 18 kills to lead four Blue Devils in double-digit kills. Brooke Viegut (Jr, Abbotsford) added 16, Tanille Zenner (Fr, Athens) 15 and Gretchen Schroer (Jr, Eau Claire) 12. Zenner had three solo blocks and three assisted blocks and Schroer had two solos and two assists.

With the match knotted at two games apiece, Stout jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the fifth game to seal the deal. The Pointers (4-17, 1-3) won the 34-32 third game on their fifth game point opportunity. Stout took the second game after a slim 15-13 lead, then went on an 8-0 run.

The Pointers' Nichole Stahovich had a match-high 19 kills.

Women's Cross Country

October 4, 2002

COLFAX - Lacey Osuldsen (Sr, Ladysmith) placed 12th to lead UW-Stout at the Midwest Long/Short Course Challenge at Whitetail Golf Course, Friday, Oct. 4.

With the unpredictable cold, rainy and wet weather changing almost minute-by-minute, Osuldsen posted a time of 19-minutes, 37.1-seconds in the 5-kilometer race. Tracy Oostdyk (So, Spooner) placed 17th (29:55.2).

In the 3-kilometer race, Kersten Wilson (So, Tomahawk) placed 26th for Stout's top finish. Wilson finished in a time of 12:13.2.

As a team, Stout finished fourth in the combined scores, sixth in the short course and eighth in the long course.

The Blue Devils are off until Oct. 19 when they compete in the Winona State Invitational.

Women's 3K Short Course Team results
1. Macalester 32; 2. St. Olaf 33; 3. UW-River Falls 43; 4. UW-La Crosse 76; 5. Hamline 96; 6. UW-Stout 122; 7. St. Thomas 126; 8. Winona State 128; 9. Minnesota State-Mankato 170.

Top 10 Finishers and all Stout finishers
1. Kari Koos (St. Olaf) 11:11.0; 2. Emily Koller (Macalester) 11:11.9; 3. Marlene Yaeger (River Falls) 11:20.1; 4. Lisa Traxler (River Falls) 11:25.8; 5. Laura Grossmann (Hamline) 11:33.6; 6. Corrin Hoffman (Hamline) 11:37.0); 7. Emily Stafford (Macalester) 11:46.5; 8. Kristin Schulz (La Crosse) 11:47.3; 9. Erin Bengston (St. Olaf) 11:47.6; 10. Anna Gordon (Macalester) 11:50.3; 26. Kersten Wilson 12:13.2; 41. Christine Enger 12:36.8; 48. Lindsay Enger 12:46.6; 52. Rachel Wurz 12:52.2; 65. Leah Karaliunas 13:08.7; 72. Laura Eysnogle 13:16.9; 80. Katie Heard 13:37.5; 81. Katie Bader 13:40.5.

Women's 5K Long Course Team results
1. UW-Eau Claire 43; 2. St. Benedict 48; 3. St. Olaf 55; 4. St. Thomas 60; 5. St. Scholastica 95; 6. Minnesota State-Mankato 116; 7. UW-La Crosse 122; 8. UW-Stout 161; 9. Northwestern College 183; 10. UW-Superior 190; 11. Augsburg 192; 12. Winona State 203; 13. Bethel 219; 14. St. Mary's 250; 15. St. Catherine 274; 16. North Central 339;

Top 10 Finishers and all Stout finishers
1. Megan Daymont (St. Olaf) 18:20.2; 2. Desiree Budd (St. Scholastica) 18:31.0; 3. Leah Wurm (St. Benedict) 18:57.9; 4. Jane-Marie Ovanin (Eau Claire) 19:07.6; 5. Nicole Gurgel (St. Thomas) 19:08.7; 6. Tish Dusich (St. Thomas) 19:22.7; 7. Carrie Smith (Superior) 19:25.3; 8. Ashlee Charles (St. Scholastica) 19:27.9; 9. Missy Paulson (Eau Claire) 19:31.1; 10. Melissa Wright (Eau Claire) 19:34.7; 12. Lacey Osuldsen 19:37.1; 17. Tracy Oostdyk 19:55.2; 83. Heidi Bedsted 21:07.5; 91. Lisa Sorvala 21:15.3; 119. Alison Weis 21:51.1; 158. Becky Werner 22:50.9; 174. Jenny Hopps 23:12.6.

Women's Combined Team Scores
1. St. Olaf 51; 2. UW-La Crosse 136; 3. St. Thomas 150; 4. UW-Stout 227; 5. Minnesota State-Mankato 273; 6. Winona State 275.

Men's Cross Country

October 4, 2002

COLFAX - Mark Kempen (Fr, Kaukauna) placed 30th in the short course and Ryan Chernik (So, Pewaukee) was 26th in the long course to lead UW-Stout at the Midwest Long/Short Course Challenge, Friday, Oct. 4 at Whitetail Golf Course in Colfax.

Kempen toured the 5-kilometer course in a time of 17-minutes, 9.7-seconds. Justin Graham (So, Apple Valley, Minn) placed 36th (17:25.0).

Chernik clocked a time of 27:41.6. Adam Burrack (Fr, Shawano) was 40th (28:11.5).

As a team, Stout finished sixth in the combined scores, eighth in the short course and ninth in the long course.

The Blue Devils are off until Oct. 19 when they compete in the Winona State Invitational.

Men's 5K Short Course Team results
1. St. Thomas 33; 2. UW-Eau Claire 38; 3. Minnesota State-Mankato 53; 4. St. Olaf 58; 5. Hamline 61; 6. Macalester 76; 7. UW-River Falls 127; 8. UW-Stout 160; 9. Winona State 182.

Top 10 Finishers and all Stout finishers
1. Tom Kreger (Hamline) 15:41.1; 2. Brian Preus (St. Thomas) 15:52.2; 3. Mike Baker (Hamline) 16:04.1; 4. Levi Severson (St. Thomas) 16:07.0; 5. Peder Arneson (St. Olaf) 16:10.7; 6. Sean Brenckman (St. Thomas) 16:13.7; 7. Matt Goertz (Eau Claire) 16:14.9; 8. Chad McCartney (Eau Claire) 16:15.4; 9. Scott Fiksdal (Minn St-Mankato) 16:16.2; 10. Ted Gustafson (Minn St-Mankato) 16:17.1; 30. Mark Kempen 17:09.7; 36. Justin Graham 17:25.0; 52. Nate Lynch 17:45.8; 62. Mitch Schlough 18:03.6; 85. Jon Gallo 21:08.9.

Men's 8K Long Course Team results
1. St. Olaf 31; 2. St. Thomas 63; 3. Minnesota State-Mankato 65; 4. UW-Eau Claire 77; 5. Augsburg 86; 6. UW-Eau Claire Alumni 90; 7. UW-Superior 113; 8. Hamline 115; 9. UW-Stout 144; 10. St. Mary's 176; 11. St. Scholastica 206; 12. North Central 207; 13. Bethel 249; 14. Northwestern College 250.

Top 10 Finishers and all Stout finishersbr> 1. Dave Huber (unattached) 26:08.6; 2. Andy Swanson (Minn St-Mankato) 26:15.5; 3. James Larson (Eau Claire Alumni) 26:25.0; 4. Kelley Fulton (St. Olaf) 26:28.2; 5. Mark Sullivan (St. Olaf) 26:29.3; 6. Nate Coleman (St. Thomas) 26:33.7; 7. Ryan Davis (Superior) 26:47.4; 8. Robert Berger (Minn St-Mankato) 26:52.8; 9. Adam Condit (Eau Claire) 26:56.4; 10. Blake Johnson (North Central) 26:58.7; 26. Ryan Chernik 27:41.6; 40. Adam Burrack 28:11.5; 50. Mike Heinen 28:40.5; 55. Casey Otto 28:46.3; 56. John Ulrich 28:47.9; 57. Tim King 28:52.9; 73. Todd Dexheimer 30:03.8; 82. Chad McNutt 31:25.6.

Men's Combined Team Scores
1. St. Olaf 56; 2. St. Thomas 59; 3. Minnesota State-Mankato 60; 4. UW-Eau Claire 79; 5. Hamline 118; 6. UW-Stout 234

Women's Tennis

October 4, 2002

MENOMONIE - Meghan Fieber (So, Menomonie) and Tina Rodin (So, Champlin, Minn) took their singles opponents to three sets and Fieber and No. 2 doubles partner Rachael Weber (Jr, Onalaska) came ever so close, but the UW-Stout tennis team bowed out, 9-0, to UW-Oshkosh, Friday, Oct. 4, in their final dual meet of the season.

Fieber lost, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4, to Lauren Young at No. 4 singles and Rodin lost, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, to Allie Orzech at No. 6 singles. Fieber and Weber lost at No. 2 doubles, 8-6, to Young and Diana Trey.

Stout is off until the WIAC Championships, Oct. 19-20, in Madison.

UW-Oshkosh 9, UW-Stout 0
Singles: No. 1: Debbie Ashenbrenner (O) def. Rachael Weber, 6-3, 6-0; No. 2: Mercedes Blanch (O) def. Tanya Petcher, 6-1, 7-5; No. 3: Diana Trey (O) def. Lauren Patient, 6-2, 6-2; No. 4: Lauren Young (O) def. Meghan Feiber, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4; No. 5: Michelle Baur (O) def. Cecily Hiner, 6-1, 6-1; No. 6: Allie Orzech (O) Tina Rodin, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.

Doubles: No. 1: Ashenbrenner/Blanch (O) def. Petcher/Hiner, 8-4; No. 2: Trey/Young (O) Weber/Fieber, 8-6; No. 3: Natie Douba/Lane Drechster (O) def. Rodin/Amy Boyle, 8-4; Exh: Baur/Orzech (O) def. Jenna Brown/Erica Millspaugh, 8-1.

October 1, 2002

LA CROSSE - Lauren Patient (Fr, St. Paul, Minn) captured UW-Stout's lone win as the Blue Devil tennis team lost, 8-1, at UW-La Crosse, Tuesday, Oct. 1.

Playing at No. 3 singles, Patient outlasted Louie Dubinski, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3.

Tanya Petcher (Sr, Marshfield) won her No. 2 singles first set, 6-3, but dropped the last two, 6-3, 6-4.

Blue Devil No. 1 and No. 3 doubles teams put a scare into the Eagles, pulling to 3-3 scores before falling 8-3.

UW-La Crosse 8, UW-Stout 1
Singles: No. 1: Kristen Mader (LX) def. Rachael Weber 6-1, 6-0; No. 2: Jessica White (LX) def. Tanya Petcher 3-6, 6-3, 6-4; No. 3: Lauren Patient (S) def. Louie Dubinski 6-1, 3-6, 6-3; No. 4: Erica Schmelzer (LX) def. Meghan Fieber 6-2, 6-2; No. 5: Becky Bryant (LX) def. Cecily Hiner 6-0, 6-0; No. 6: Stephanie Kill (LX) def. Tina Rodin 6-1, 6-2; Exh: Megan Palmer (LX) def. Amy Boyle 8-2; Katie Kaufman (LX) def. Erica Millspaugh 8-0; Beth Trudeau (LX) def. Erica Millspaugh 8-5;

Doubles: No. 1: Mader/Schmelzer (LX) def. Petcher/Hiner 8-3; No. 2: Anne Palecek/Becky Bryant (LX) def. Weber/Fieber 8-0; No. 3: White/Dubinski (LX) def. Rodin/Boyle 8-3; Exh: Colleen O'Rourke/Christine Buysse (LX) def. Patient/Millspaugh 8-2.

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