Game Day Review - Saturday, January 4, 2014

Game Day Review - Saturday, January 4, 2014

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) - Six UW-Eau Claire Athletics teams were in action Saturday, all on the road.

Wrestling

Lakeland College 28, UW-Eau Claire 15
UW-Eau Claire 25, MSOE 18
Wheaton College (Ill.) 34, UW-Eau Claire 13

Competing three times at the Lakeland College Duals today, the wrestling team went 1-2 to record its first team victory of the season. Nathaniel Behnke (141 pounds) and Ryan Seidler (149 pounds) both picked up three wins today. Three others won twice.

Results | Recap


Women's Hockey

UW-Eau Claire 5, St. Olaf College (Minn.) 1

One day after defeating St. Olaf College (Minn.) 5-2, the women's hockey team recorded a 5-1 victory over the Oles at Northfield Arena today. Five different Blugolds scored goals, one of which was on a power-play and another which was on an empty net.

Box Score| Recap


Women's Basketball

UW-Eau Claire 73, UW-Stout 57

While UW-Stout jumped out to the initial lead, the Blugold women's basketball team came back to defeat the Blue Devils 73-57 at Johnson Fieldhouse today for the Blugolds' first conference win of the season. Eau Claire led 35-34 at halftime and never gave up the lead the rest of the way. The Blugolds outscored the Blue Devils 12-3 over the final five minutes to win by 16. Courtney Lewis led the game in scoring with 19 points, 13 coming in the second half.

Box Score | Recap


Men's Basketball

UW-Stout 56, UW-Eau Claire 45

Playing in its first conference game since Dec. 11, the men's basketball team struggled in the first half and couldn't recover as the Blugolds fell 56-45 to UW-Stout at Johnson Fieldhouse today. Lewis Mau and Adam Hjelter tied for a game-high with 12 points. Eau Claire had a season low shooting percentage from the field, 30.9 percent, going 17-for-55. The Blugolds attempted just five free throws, making three, while the Blue Devils scored 17 points at the free throw line.

Box Score | Recap


Swimming & Diving

The men's and women's swimming & diving teams were in Coronado Island, Calif. to compete against four teams in a relay.