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POINTER WEEKLY REPORT

Welcome to the Pointer Weekly Report - a look at what�s taking place in UW-Stevens Point athletics. For further information on UW-Stevens Point athletics be sure to check out the Pointer Web Site at http://www.uwsp.edu/athletics/. The website includes up-to-date news, schedules, stats and more on all of UW-Stevens Point�s athletic teams.

 

BASEBALL (35-9 overall, 19-5 WIAC)

NCAA Division III Tournament (at Whitewater)

May 19 � UW-Whitewater vs. St. Thomas, 11 am

May 19 � UW-Stevens Point vs. St. Scholastica, 2:30 pm

May 20 � First round losers, 11 am

May 20 � First round winners, 2:30 pm

May 21 � Elimination game, 11 am

May 21 � Championship game, 2:30 pm

May 22 � Championship game, if necessary, Noon

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UW-Stevens Point claimed its first WIAC tournament title and NCAA Division III tournament berth since 2002 by capturing the conference tournament in dramatic fashion with a 6-5 win over UW-Whitewater in the title game in Wisconsin Rapids.

The teams may face each other again this weekend as the Pointers earned the top seed for the NCAA regional, which will be played in Whitewater. UW-Stevens Point will meet fourth seed St. Scholastica on Thursday at 2:30, while second-seeded UW-Whitewater plays third-seeded St. Thomas.

Meeting each other for the seventh time in nine days, the Pointers beat the top-ranked Warhawks in the title game on the strength of a two-run homer by Tim Schlosser (Oconomowoc, WI) in the top of the ninth inning for a 6-4 lead. Matt Polomis (Wausaukee, WI) homered in the eighth to tie the game and Matt Mehne (Amherst, WI) pitched the final three innings for the win.

In the opening round, the Pointers beat UW-Oshkosh 6-4 behind a complete game effort from J.C. Reinke (Bonduel, WI) and a two-run single by Polomis to break a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the eighth. UW-Stevens Point then defeated UW-Whitewater 15-4, getting home runs by five different players and a solid pitching effort from Polomis. Jake Frombach (Stratford, WI) was four-for-five and Ryan Jones (Eau Claire, WI) drove in five runs.

UW-Stevens Point lost 4-3 to UW-Whitewater in the championship round as Steve Wiczek (Stevens Point, WI) drove in two runs, but the Pointers left the bases loaded in the eighth and ninth innings to spoil a strong six-inning pitching performance from Jordan Zimmermann (Auburndale, WI).

The winner of this weekend�s regional tournament earns a spot in the Division III World Series May 27-31 at Fox Cities Stadium in Appleton.

 

TRACK AND FIELD

May 19-20 � at North Central Invitational

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    The Pointers competed in the first of two consecutive weekends at North Central in last-chance meets to qualify for nationals with no team scores kept. The Pointer women were well represented in the 1,500-meter run with Jenna Mitchler (Kaukauna, WI) placing second and Megan Craig (Bangor, WI) third. Both runners eclipsed the automatic qualifying standard for the NCAA Division III Championships with Mitchler finishing in 4:31.82 and Craig right behind in 4:33.44.

    Teresa Stanley (Whitewater, WI) earned a provisional qualifying time in the 3,000 meter steeplechase, finishing second in 10:53.1. Liz Goergen (Apple Valley, MN) placed fifth in the 100 meter hurdles, stopping the clock in 14.69 seconds. Jessica Beaulieu (Eau Claire, WI) had the Pointers� top performance in the field events, provisionally qualifying in the hammer throw with a toss of 152 feet, 10 inches.

    On the men�s side, Mitch Ellis (Three Lakes, WI) had the day�s top finish for the Pointers, placing second in the high jump. Ellis cleared six feet, 8.25 inches, which provisionally qualifies him for the NCAA Division III Championships. The Pointers� 1600-meter relay team also earned provisional qualifying status, finishing fourth in a time of 3:15.30.

 

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