Categories: Sports

D-3 Champs!

December 15, 2007

On this date in 2007, Kenoshans Justin Ankley, Matt Blaziewske and Tristan Borzick played a big role as the UW-Whitewater football team claimed the first of its six NCAA Division III championships.

The local trio all started on defense as the Warhawks dispatched Mount Union (Ohio) 31-21 in the title game in Salem, Va.

Tremper graduates Blaziewske, a senior defensive back, and Borzick, a senior linebacker, each recorded four solo tackles. Borzick finished with seven total stops while Blaziewske totaled six and a fumble recovery.

Ankley made just his second start of the season as part of a campaign that saw the sophomore from Bradford play in all but one of the Warhawks’ games.

David Marran

As the longtime Kenosha News sports editor, Marran mentored a team of talented writers over a span of two decades, crafting award-winning coverage and high praise from the local sports community.

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