BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — UW-Oshkosh is headed back to the NCAA Division III Elite Eight after a dominant performance in the Sweet 16.
In the clash of the Titans, @UWOWBB1 moves on to the @NCAADIII Elite 8! The 7th appearance in program history 🏀 🏆 💛
— UW-Oshkosh Athletics (@UWOshkoshTitans) March 15, 2025
The Titans will play Baldwin Wallace at 7:30 PM tomorrow, with a chance to advance to the Final 4 ⏰
📸 Ashtin Elder#GoldStandard #d3hoops pic.twitter.com/jon4mim6Q6
The Titans defeated Illinois Wesleyan 63-43 on Friday, securing their seventh Elite Eight appearance in program history and second under head coach Brad Fischer. UWO’s defense was the difference, holding IWU—who entered the game averaging 79.8 points per game—to a season-low 43 points.
YOUR @UWOWBB1 IS HEADED BACK TO THE @NCAADIII ELITE EIGHT‼️‼️
— UW-Oshkosh Athletics (@UWOshkoshTitans) March 15, 2025
UWO defeated Illinois Wesleyan, 63-43 in the Sweet Sixteen to reach the national quarterfinals for the seventh time in program history and the second time under head coach Brad Fischer#GoldStandard | #d3hoops
Avery Poole led the Titans with 13 points, while Kayce Vaile added 10 points and nine rebounds. Alex Rondorf also scored 10, and Sarah Hardwick contributed defensively with seven rebounds and five steals.
UW-Oshkosh advances to the Elite Eight, where it will face Baldwin Wallace in the national quarterfinals.
Don't have any plans Saturday night? we've got your night covered! 📺 🏀 🍔
— UW-Oshkosh Athletics (@UWOshkoshTitans) March 15, 2025
Watch parties for @UWOWBB1 @NCAADIII Elite 8 game are happening at these establishments in Oshkosh.#GoldStandard pic.twitter.com/HSfyxfLnbs
