Warhawk Recap


On this day… 2015
Wednesday April 08th 2020, 10:25 pm
Filed under: Softball

On April 8, 2015 the WIAC Softball season was in full swing, as opposed to the current 2020 predicament. Warhawkrecap throws coverage back five seasons, taking a look at the last time Whitewater hit four homeruns in one game.

The game, against UW-Steven’s Point, came in the middle of a blistering eight game winning streak to open the conference season, and no one was hotter than Devon Ducharme.

The power-hitting Right Fielder blasted two of the Warhawk’s home runs in the 7-2 victory over Steven’s Point on this day five seasons ago. She’d hit another homer in the second game of the double header, a 7-0 win that sealed the series sweep over Point.

The other two players to homer in the four-slam performance were Shortstop Jo Jablonski, an all-time Warhawk power hitter, and pitcher Kelynn Sporer.

Ducharme, an outfielder from Hudson, was a four year veteran of the team, who burst out her senior year, hitting 10 home runs and slugging .672.

She earned a laundry list of awards for her performance, including All-American Scholar Athlete, Great Lakes Region All-Region, first team All-Conference.

The two – shot performance kicked off a run of 5 homers in 5 games for Ducharme, which earned herLouisville Slugger “Hitter of the Week” (April 15) and put the ‘Hawks on track for their second WIAC championship season in 2015.


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I like that you hit us with a throwback classic for UW-Whitewater sports. It’s nice to hear that we have always been dominant when it comes to softball and impressive as well.

Comment by Joshua Versh 04.09.20 @ 2:59 am

One of the things that brought me to whitewater was the sports. I live close to school, so I have a lot of friends that came through the recruitment process of whitewater

Comment by Ryan 04.13.20 @ 1:50 am

We needed a throwback, and this is a great game to highlight because this game placed the Warhawks in a championship years ago!

Comment by Logan Meyer 04.25.20 @ 11:23 pm

One minute you are in the boat and the next you are swimming next to it. When rafting, pay attention and watch for rocks coming from downstream.

Comment by Ola Krewna 05.24.22 @ 5:05 pm



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