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Location: Milwaukee, WI
Nickname: Wolves
Conference: Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference 1993?-present
Division: NAIA

Cardinal Stritch was known as Cardinal Stritch College until 1997. The school has sponsored baseball since 1990.

Anthony Shumaker went here.

[edit] Coaches

Craig Schef, 1990-1991
Ken Bigler, Jr., 1992-1997
Chuck Monfre, 1998-2000
Joseph Zolecki, 2001-2003
Michael Zolecki, 2004-present

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