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 Dan
Buntman - Track
and Field - 1975-79
Buntman placed third at the 1978
NAIA cross country championships and was the highest-finishing
non-scholarship athlete at the meet. He was a seven-time Wisconsin
State University Conference track and field champion and earned four
NAIA All-America finishes, including a runner-up performance in the
indoor 1000 meters in 1979 and on the distance medley relay team in
1978. A Green Bay native, Buntman currently resides in Morgan Hill,
Calif. |
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 Kim
Cwik - Soccer - 1994-98
Cwik was a first-team All-American
defender in 1998 and a two-time All-Region selection. Her teams made
four NCAA Division III tournament appearances and had a record of
65-16-5, including a 44-0 mark in Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference competition. She missed the 1996 season with a knee
injury, but bounced back to earn team Most Valuable Player honors
the next two years. A Brookfield native, she currently lives in
Green Bay. |
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 Greg
Dantoin - Baseball- 1985-87
Dantoin shares the school�s single-season
record for interceptions with nine in 1985 and also ranks second
all-time with 22 career interceptions. He was an honorable mention
All-American selection in 1987 by the NAIA and Football News.
Dantoin was a two-time All-Conference performer and was also a
first-team All-Conference first baseman for the baseball team in
1986. A Brussels native, Dantoin currently resides in his hometown. |
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 Kevin
Gelwicks - Swimming - 1989-93
Gelwicks was UW-Stevens
Point�s first NCAA Division III national champion, winning the
200-yard breaststroke in 1993. He was a four-time All-American,
having earned All-American honors in three events in 1991. Gelwicks
was also a four-time honorable mention All-American and swam at
nationals in each of his four seasons. He is a Normal, Ill. native
and currently lives in Laramie, Wyo. |
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Colin Green - Wrestling - 1990-94
Green holds UW-Stevens Point�s career
record with 580 takedowns and the school�s single-season mark with
200 takedowns. He ranks sixth on UW-Stevens Point�s all-time
victories list after compiling a 109-35 record during his career.
Green placed third at the NCAA Division III championships in 1994
and eighth in 1992 as a three-time national qualifier and three-time
conference champion. He is a Westby native and currently resides in
Viroqua. |
 Lisa
Grudzinski - Basketball - 1990-94
Grudzinski was a two-time honorable
mention Kodak All-American and ranks seventh on the school�s
all-time scoring list with 1,257 points. She ranks second in school
history in single-season field goal percentage at 57.4 percent in
1992-93 and second in single-season rebounds with 263 in 1993-94.
Grudzinski helped the Pointers to a 62-35 record during her career.
She is a Verona native and currently lives in Coos Bay, Ore. |
 Randy
Simpson - Football - 1991-94
Simpson ranks third in school history with
20 interceptions and was a first-team All-America selection in 1994
by the Football Gazette and American Football Coaches Association
and in 1992 by Champion and the Associated Press. He was an
honorable mention All-American in 1993 and a three-time
All-Conference performer. He holds the school�s single-game record
with four interceptions against Southwest State in 1994. Simpson is
a Phillips native and currently lives in his hometown. |
 Todd
Tretter - Hockey - 1989-93
Tretter is third on the school�s all-time
scoring list with 210 points and is UW-Stevens Point�s all-time
leader with 130 assists. He was the Northern Collegiate Hockey
Association Player of the Year in 1993 and a first-team All-American
selection as the Pointers won the third national title of his
four-year career. Tretter was also selected to play in the American
Hockey Coaches Association Division I all-star game. Currently the
head hockey coach at D.C. Everest High School, Tretter lives in
Mosinee and is a St. Paul, Minn. native. |
