sixth consecutive National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Championship in 2006. The Eagles won seven Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) titles in 2005–2006 and finished in the top four in 16 of 18 sports. UWL also had nine WIAC Scholar Athletes last year and eight WIAC Coach of the Year honors. The Eagles had 203 All-WIAC honors in 2005–2006. The UWL football team plays its home games at Veterans Memorial Stadium. In 2009 The football stadium and outdoor track was replaced by a new timed outdoor track, a football turf field, a new 10,000+ seat stadium/press box/field lights, plus surrounding soccer/athletic fields. The university also has sports represented at the club level, including men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's rugby union, men's soccer, baseball and many others. Notable coaches Roger Harring, football coach Clyde B. Smith football coach Clark Van Galder, football and basketball coach Bill Vickroy, football coach Notable alumni Jerry Augustine, MLB player Mark Belling, talk show host Will Berzinski, NFL player Ben Braun, college basketball coach Sharon Weston Broome, Louisiana legislator, mayor-president of Baton Rouge & East Baton Rouge Parish Roman Brumm, NFL player Gerald W. Clusen, U.S. Navy admiral George Dahlgren, NFL player (did not graduate) Dan Davies, actor and screenwriter Mike Dee, college baseball coach at University of Illinois at Chicago Mabel Deutrich, assistant archivist for the Office of the National Archive (now NARA) Steve Doyle, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, La Crosse County Board of Supervisors Ernest Emerson, knife maker, martial artist, and CEO of Emerson Knives John Gard, 1986, former Speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly Rob Greenfield, environmental activist Brian Gutekunst, NFL General Manager, Green Bay Packers Rodney R. Hannula, U.S. National Guard major general Thomas S. Hanson, Wisconsin State Assemblyman Don Herbert, host of the Mr. Wizard television show Edmund Hitt, Wisconsin State Assemblyman G. Erle Ingram, Wisconsin State Senator Don Iverson, 1968, professional golfer on the PGA Tour Gaetano Kagwa, 1997, Uganda media personality Dan Kapanke, former member of the Wisconsin State Senate Don Kindt, 1980, NFL player Don Kindt, Jr., NFL player Tom Klawitter, MLB player Craig Kusick, 1972, baseball player Craig Kusick, Jr., Arena Football League quarterback Sandra Lee, 1987, host of The Food Network's Semi-Homemade with Sandra Lee and author MaryAnn Lippert, Wisconsin legislator and educator Ace Loomis, 1950, NFL playerUW-La Crosse Alumnus/Summer 2004 " Cindy Marten, 1988, United States Deputy Secretary of Education Mike Maslowski,