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Travis Hendrickson

Travis Hendrickson starts his eighth season as an assistant baseball coach at UW-La Crosse in 2026-27.  He also works as in the UWL Academic Advising Center.
 
2026
  • The Eagles finished 33-14 overall and 21-7 to finish second in the WIAC.
  • Earned an at-large bid to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III National Tournament.
  • UWL went 1-2 at the NCAA III Regional where they defeated Millikin University (Ill.) 7-2 before falling to Baldwin Wallace University (Ohio) 5-4 and Warburg College (Iowa) 7-6.
  • Chris Calico was named to the ABCA Division III Region All-Defensive team while AJ Curtis, Owen Deprez, Brady Burrill and Austin Olla all earned All-Region honors.
2025
  • Went 35-11 overall and 23-5 to finish second in the WIAC. Finished the season ranked 14th in the final D3baseball.com Top-25 poll. The 35 wins was the third most in a single season at UWL.
  • Earned an at-large bid to the NCAA III National Tournament and was selected to host an opening round Regional. Went 2-2 with wins over Bethany Lutheran College (4-2) and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College (Calif.) (8-6). The Eagles then lost 11-2 and 6-2 to Claremont in the Regional Championship.
  • Helped coach George Seaman who was named an ABCA/Rawlings Third Team All-American.
  • Had six players earn All-Region honors including George Seaman, Anthony Vivian, Mac Born, Caleb Matl, Andrew Rajkovich and Nate Witte.
2024
  • UWL finished the 2024 season with the second most victories in a single season as they were 36-16 overall and 16-8 in WIAC play.
  • UWL earned an at-large bid to NCAA III National Tournament and was selected host opening Regional tournament. The Eagles went 4-1 at the Regional to advance to their second consecutive NCAA III Super Regional. In a three-game series with UW-Whitewater, UWL won game one 3-2 before falling 8-0 and 8-2.
  • Helped coach Mac Born who was named a D3baseball.com Second Team All-American.
  • Had five players earn All-Region honors including George Seaman, Anthony Vivian, Mac Born, Chris VandenHeuvel and Nate Witte.
  • Team finished with a school record with 474 runs, 81 home runs and 425 RBIs.
2023
  • UWL finished 36-13 overall and 18-6 in the WIAC to finish second. Ranked 8th on the final D3baseball.com Top-25 poll.
  • Eagles won the WIAC Tournament to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA III National Tournament.  The tournament title was the Eagles second since Zieba joined the coaching staff (2016, 2023).
  • The Eagles advanced to the NCAA Division III Championships for the third time (2015, 2016, 2023) in school history. UWL earned the trip to the World Series by defeating UW-Stevens Point in a best of three series 2-1 (10-7, 20-24, 16-10).
  • Anthony Vivian was named a 2023 ABCA/Rawlings Fourth Team All-American
2022
  • Finished 24-18 overall and 16-12 to finish third in the WIAC.
  • Mac Born and Jack Olver earned All-Region honors.
  • Caleb Matl, Mac Born and Jack Olver named WIAC First Team All-Conference
Prior to UWL
  • Hendrickson spent three seasons (2016-2018)as an assistant coach at the University of Mary (N.D.), serving as the recruiting coordinator and head junior varsity coach.
  • Was on the coaching staff at Presentation College (S.D.) as an assistant coach from 2013-15. He worked with outfielders, catches, base runners and hitters while helping grow the Saints roster from 18 players to 30.
  • Hendrickson served as the Baseball Operations Manager/Senior Instructor at Pine Tar Baseball Academy and has been a clinician for the Pine Tar Baseball Academy, Northland College Baseball, Central Lakes College Baseball and Minnesota Baseball Academy.
Education and Playing Career
  • Earned his bachelor’s degree in business management with a minor in coaching from Northland College (Wis.) (2013).
  • Earned his master’s degree in sports performance and leadership from Northern State University (S.D.) (2015).
  • Played one season at Central Lakes College (Minn.) before playing his final three seasons at Northland College (Wis.).
    • Two-time team captain and the 2013 Lumberjack Offensive Player of the Year.
    • Upper Midwest Athletic Conference First Team (2012, 2013) and Honorable Mention (2011).
    • All-time career leader in triples and single season RBI record holder
    • Ranks among the top-10 all-time at Northland College in eight offensive and four pitching categories.