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Wheaton, Ill. - The College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) announced this year's all-conference awards in women's tennis on Monday morning. Madeline Gentry and Tatum Thurstone each earned All-CCIW honors, and Janet Kondo received the CCIW RESPECT Award.
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Wheaton, Ill. - Wheaton sophomore Zeke Harris has been named a CCIW Student-Athlete of the Week in football for his effort in the Thunder's 28-24 victory over WashU at McCully Stadium on Saturday. This is the third accolade for the Thunder defense this season following Colin Moore and Rex Kroger. Monday's announcement also marks Harris' first selection of his career.
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Chicago, Ill. -- After months of offseason preparation and practice, the Thunder swimming and diving teams finally returned to the pool on Saturday for a taste of competitive action, as Wheaton began the 2025-26 season by traveling into the Windy City. Today's multi-team event at the University of Chicago was originally intended to be a quad meet, but Olivet Nazarene University dropped out of the competition, so it was reformatted as the Chicagoland Triangular, with the hosting Maroons and the Illinois Institute of Technology joining Wheaton for the meet. The event was scored as three separate dual meets on both the men's and women's side, and UChicago, ranked fourth in Division III men's swimming in this month's CSCAA Top 25 poll and ninth in the country in women's swimming, logged four total victories on the day. The Wheaton women's squad topped IIT by a score of 177-99 for the Thunder's lone team win, as the IIT men edged out Wheaton, 154-135, in a competitive head-to-head showing.
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Wheaton, Ill. - #20-Ranked Wheaton hosted the Washington University Bears at McCully Stadium on Saturday. This was a crucial conference matchup for both squads, who were vying for a share of second place in the CCIW standings. The Thunder sought to maintain their all-time series momentum, entering the game riding a five-game winning streak. Their rush defense had also been stout the previous week, allowing only 22 yards on the ground. Wheaton won the game 28-24, moving to 5-2 on the season and 5-1 in the conference, while WashU dropped to 5-2 overall and 4-2 in the CCIW standings. Augustana's loss to North Central on Saturday gave the Thunder sole possession of second place in the conference.
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Waukesha, Wis. – The Wheaton volleyball team traveled to Carroll University on Friday night for a key CCIW match for both teams as they look to earn a spot in the upcoming CCIW volleyball tournament. Carroll defeated the Thunder, 3-0 as the Pioneers won 25-21, 25-20, 26-24.
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Kenosha, Wis. - The Wheaton volleyball team traveled to Carthage College on Wednesday night for a key CCIW matchup against the Firebirds. Carthage (17-9, 2-2 CCIW) withstood an impressive Wheaton victory in the first set as the Firebirds won the match, 3-1. Wheaton is now 19-8 overall and 2-3 in CCIW play.
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Wheaton, Ill. - Wheaton women's soccer sought to get back to its winning ways on Wednesday against the Caroll Pioneers after playing to draws in two straight matches, including last week's thriller against Milikin on Senior Day, which saw a late equalizer from the Thunder. Wheaton came in riding a four-game unbeaten streak and both goalies in tonight's match have dominated conference play. Each goalie is second in the conference in clean sheets with two apiece. Wheaton broke Caroll's streak against them today in a convincing 3-1 victory tonight. With the win, Wheaton moves to 6-4-6 on the season, Caroll 5-5-5. Most importantly, the Thunder secure a top-six placement in the upcoming CCIW Tournament and chance to compete for the CCIW Tournament Championship. Wheaton improves to 3-1-3 in conference play, while Carroll drops to 2-4-1 in CCIW action.
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Waukesha, Wis. -- After reeling off six-consecutive victories in conference play, the Thunder men's soccer team traveled north to Wisconsin on Wednesday night knowing that a seventh league win would see it clinch at least a share of this year's CCIW regular season title. Wheaton got the result it was looking for with a 2-1 victory at Carroll University, and coupled with Illinois Wesleyan's draw at North Central, tonight's outcomes were enough to see the Orange and Blue clinch a second-consecutive regular season trophy and a record-extending 22nd title for the conference's most successful men's soccer program. Wheaton's win streak stands at eight games, and the team now owns an overall record of 11-2-3, matching the squad's highest number of wins in a season under head coach Steve McCrath. Wednesday's victory also marked the second time under McCrath's guidance that the Thunder won all four of their CCIW road matches, last doing so in his first campaign at the helm in 2022.
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Wheaton, Ill. -- Wheaton goalkeeper Jack Krahel made CCIW history on Tuesday, as he became the first men's soccer player from any conference program to ever earn three-straight weekly awards from the league. Krahel became the first Wheaton men's soccer player to garner consecutive weekly accolades last Tuesday, and the graduate shot-stopper went one better by picking up the defensive honor again this week after posting shutouts in both of his team's victories last week.
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Wheaton, Ill. – Mike Schauer ('93), Athletics Director at Wheaton College, has announced changes in personnel for Wheaton's women's and men's golf programs. Paul Craig has announced that he is stepping down immediately as head coach for both programs.