Wittenberg Wallops Wabash for Conference Title and Playoff Spot
Wittenberg versus Wabash is the game that decides the North Coast Athletic Conference championship almost every year in football. Last season Wittenberg’s only blemish in […]
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Men’s Basketball Set for Big Season
When the winningest program in Division III history returns eight of nine letter winners and six starters from a “rebuilding” team that went 17-11 and […]
Swim Team Leaves First Half of Season in Their Wake
As the end of the semester slowly approaches, so do does the first half of the men’s and women’s swimming and diving seasons at Wittenberg. […]
Women’s Hoops Getting Things Cranked Up
As the season continues to change, so too do the seasons in the sports world. As the fall sports teams, who are in contention and […]
Women’s Soccer Falls in NCAC Championship
The Wittenberg Women’s soccer team concluded their season with a dramatic win versus the Denison Big Red in overtime and a 2-0 loss in the […]
Freshman Emily Allen Dives her Way into the Wittenberg Record Books
Most students in their first semester of college just try to keep their heads above the water. Freshman diver Emily Allen has been doing just […]
Tigers Rally for Homecoming Win
For the second year in a row, the Wittenberg football team found itself in a tough battle on Homecoming weekend. Last season the Tigers lost […]
Hot Start for the NHL
The 2012 National Hockey League season ended with one of the most dramatic finishes in recent memory. With less than two minutes left in game six […]
Cross Country Enjoying a Solid Season
Hard work, dedication, a will to win is the formula to success in any sport. In individual oriented sports, this formula for success is amplified […]
MLB Playoffs Heat Up
By: Cam Chambers The Major League Baseball playoffs are shaping up to be very compelling, as four teams remain in the two League Championship match-ups. In […]
Tigers Split at Midwest Volleyball Challenge
By: Jake Haubner ‘16 The Wittenberg Tigers participated in the Midwest Volleyball Challenge for their fourth and final regular season tournament. This tournament was no different […]
Wittenberg Alum Serves as Coach for her Old Team
The Wittenberg Swimming and Diving Team has a new assistant coach this year. Alum Allison Reed was hired to fill the vacancy left by Joni […]
Football Blasts Hiram 49-9
The Wittenberg football team continued its dominance over the NCAC last Saturday, dominating Hiram College 49-9. The Tigers traveled to Hiram on Saturday, October 5 […]
The Best Drama on Cable
The end of the 2012 NFL season was hardly the last time anyone talked about professional football before the start of this year’s season. With […]
Men’s and Women’s Soccer Recap
By: Jake Haubner The Wittenberg women’s soccer team played their last non-conference game this season against Transylvania. The Lady Tigers came up short against one […]
Witt Golf Seeing Nothing But Green
The thing that sets golf apart from other sports is the amount of focus it takes to execute each shot consistently. Without proper execution, players […]
Miller or Guiton? That is the Question
By: Cameron Chambers Due to a knee injury for Braxton Miller, and the spectacular play by Kenny Guiton in replacement, Ohio State’s coach Urban Meyer […]
Wittenberg Soccer Update
By: Jake Haubner ‘16 The women’s soccer team took on Heidelberg and Mount Saint Joseph this past week. The Tigers traveled to Cincinnati. While there, […]
Wittenberg Volleyball: Still Balling Hard
The faces of the Wittenberg women’s volleyball team have changed over the years, but the tradition has remained the same, at least under Coach Paco […]
Tiger Town Pound Down
For those who enjoy watching great offense, Saturday at Edwards-Maurer Field was the place to be. The Tigers put up a team record 716 yards […]
Reed Florence Among the Best Witt QB’s of All-Time
When the Wittenberg football team takes the field on Saturdays, the players are led by local product Reed Florence. Florence is a senior quarterback for […]
Reds and Indians Both in World Series Hunt
The last time the Cleveland Indians and the Cincinnati Reds were in the playoffs at the same time, it was 1995. While we were rolling […]
Football Dominates DePauw
The Wittenberg football team bounced back from a tough opening loss at Butler to blowout DePauw University 45-0. The Tigers entered the game (0-1) overall […]
Volleyball Starts Conference Play Strong
Jake Haubner ‘16 The women’s volleyball team came into the weekend on a two game win streak and were looking to crack the .500 mark […]
Field Hockey Splits Conference Games to Start Season
As the Wittenberg women’s field hockey team starts out the 2013 season, they do so with two wins and two losses in conference play. After […]
What’s in a Name?
“So, what’s in a name?” When a friend from Wittenberg, who was fairly new to the Buckeye mania of the Midwest, asked me the origin […]
Wittenberg Soccer: On the Quest to the Top
People who have participated in team-orientated sports understand what teamwork really means. In a nutshell, teamwork is a group of people working together to accomplish […]
Women’s Soccer Splits Par of Tough Matches
The Wittenberg Tigers split a pair of close matches this past week, defeating Case Western and fell to Capital 1-0. A little more than a […]
Center Ice With Andy Kennedy and Shane Hartlaub
Hockey boils down to a few key ingredients: blood, sweat, determination, stamina, skill, and sharp skates. Two of Wittenberg’s upperclassmen ice hockey players have played […]
New Football Coaches
The Wittenberg Tiger football team has been churning out winning seasons for sometime now. These wins can be attributed to the hard work and dedication […]