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| Team Pages: EC, LC, OSH, PLT, RF, STP, ST, WW |
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RELEASED: Saturday, December 19, 2009 Warhawks Win National Championship
The Warhawks, who claimed the national crown in 2007, were facing the Purple Raiders in the national title bout for the fifth consecutive year. UW-Whitewater’s national championship is the fourth by a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) football program. UW-La Crosse earned first-place trophies in 1992 and 1995. The national crown is the second earned a WIAC school during the 2009-10 academic year. UW-Eau Claire secured the women’s cross country crown in November. # # # # #
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| Past Seasons Review |
| All Games Records: Career Records Team Season Records Team Game Records Individual Season Records Individual Game Records |
| Conference Games Only Records: Team Records Individual Records |
| Past Team Champions |
| Year-By-Year/Game-By-Game
Results (Since 1973) Series Results (Since 1990) All-Time Standings (Since 1913) |
All-Time All-WIAC Selections (Since 1966) |
| Players in the NFL Draft All-Americans Academic All-Americans |
| NCAA Division III Statistics |
| D3football.com American Football Coaches Association Don Hansen's Football Gazette |
MADISON, Wis.--University of Wisconsin-Whitewater secured its second national championship in the last three seasons with a 38-28 triumph over Mount Union College (Ohio) in the NCAA Division III Football Championship title contest - the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl - in Salem, Va., on Dec. 19.
