Wisconsin–La Crosse Eagles

Wisconsin–La Crosse Eagles
Wisconsin–La Crosse Eagles
University	University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
Conference	WIAC
NCAA	Division III
Athletic director	Kim Blum
Location	La Crosse, Wisconsin
Football stadium	Veterans Memorial Stadium
Basketball arena	Mitchell Hall Gymnasium
Baseball stadium	Copeland Park
Softball stadium	North Campus Field
Soccer stadium	Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex
Lacrosse stadium	Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex
Nickname	Eagles
Colors	Maroon and gray;
Website	uwlathletics.com

The University of Wisconsin–La Crosse Eagles (casually known as the UW–La Crosse Eagles) are the athletic teams of the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. The Eagles athletic teams compete in at the NCAA Division III as a member of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC). Wisconsin–La Crosse's teams were known as the Indians from 1937 to 1989. The name was changed because of concerns of racial insensitivity regarding Native Americans; see Native American mascot controversy.^[2]

Quick facts University, Conference ...

Sport	Association	Division	Year	Opponent/Runner-up	Score
Men's cross country (4)	NCAA	Division III	1996	North Central (IL)	86–94
			2001	Calvin	80–140
			2005	Calvin	94–117
			2024	Wartburg	77–173
Women's cross country (1)	NCAA	Division III	1983	St. Thomas (MN)	45–70
Men's indoor track and field (21)	NCAA	Division III	1987	St. Lawrence	44.5–43
			1988	St. Lawrence	36–30
			1991	Lincoln (PA)	58–47.5
			1992	Lincoln (PA)	57–49
			1993	Lincoln (PA)	70–48
			1994	Nebraska Wesleyan	50–42
			1997	Lincoln (PA)	44–41
			2001	Wisconsin–Oshkosh	58–44
			2002	Lincoln (PA)	54–48
			2003	Wisconsin–Oshkosh	71–34
			2004	Lincoln (PA) Wisconsin–Whitewater	70–29
			2005	Lincoln (PA)	53–38
			2006	Lincoln (PA)	78–31
			2008	Monmouth (IL)	43–33
			2009*	Whitworth	32–24
			2013	Wisconsin–Oshkosh	74–40
			2014	Wisconsin–Eau Claire	63.5–48
			2017*	Wisconsin–Whitewater	34–30
			2023	MIT	35–34.5
			2024	Wisconsin–Eau Claire	74–52
			2025	Wisconsin–Oshkosh	84-39
Women's indoor track and field (2)	NCAA	Division III	2015	Wisconsin–Oshkosh	55–49
Women's indoor track and field (2)	NCAA	Division III	2023	Washington St. Louis	59.5–54
Women's outdoor track and field (4)	NCAA	Division III	1983	St. Thomas (MN)	156–26
			1984	Central (IA)	185.5–102
			2015	Wisconsin–Eau Claire	73–43
			2023	Loras	67.5–58

WIAC titles^[3]	Cross country	Football	Soccer	Volleyball	Basketball	Gymnastics	Swimming	Indoor track and field	Outdoor track and field	Wrestling	Baseball	Softball	Golf	Tennis	Badminton	Total
Men's	39	35	0	0	12	12	4	48	59	24	14	0	16	6	0	269
Women's	13	0	7	12	10	24	22	31	39	0	0	2	0	15	8	183
Total	52	35	7	12	22	36	26	79	98	24	14	2	16	21	8	452

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