CLEVELAND, Ohio — Head Coach Jay Lewis earned NCAC Co-Coach of the Year honors and three Tigers, Matt Hampp (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson), Graham Wolff (Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest) and Ray Noe (Dublin, Ohio/Jerome), made first team to highlight a huge Tiger haul.
For a second straight day, the Wittenberg Tigers lost a slugfest in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament, dropping out of the double elimination competition with an 11-9 loss to Ohio Wesleyan.
Making their first appearance in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament in five years, the Wittenberg Tigers were flying high through the first four-and-one-half innings. That's when their 10-1 lead disappeared, and the Wooster Scots eventually pulled out an improbable 17-13 victory over Wittenberg to start the double-elimination competition.
The Wittenberg baseball team split a doubleheader with Ohio Wesleyan Sunday in dramatic fashion, taking a 4-4 tie into the 10th inning of Game 2 where senior Tyler James (Coldwater, Ohio/Coldwater) belted a game-winning solo home run into right field to give the Tigers' their 18th 20-win season in program history.
Down to their final three outs, the Wittenberg Tigers pulled off yet another improbable comeback victory in a season filled with them to gain a much-needed split of a doubleheader hosted by North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) rival Wabash.
Wittenberg baseball dropped both ends of a doubleheader Wednesday afternoon to visiting Anderson University. The Tigers fell to 18-14 overall by scores of 5-3 and 12-3.
The Wittenberg Tigers pulled out an improbable win over Ohio Athletic Conference rival Ohio Northern, tying the game with two outs in the top of the ninth inning on an error and then stunning the Polar Bears with a four-spot in the 10th inning for a 5-1 decision.
In a night of accomplishments, the immediate excitement of a thrilling 9-8 comeback victory over the College of Wooster in Game 2 overshadowed an event longer in the making. Head Coach Jay Lewis achieved his 300th career victory at the helm of Wittenberg baseball.
Pitching ruled the day in a doubleheader between North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) rivals Denison and Wittenberg. The Big Red picked up a 2-0 win in the opener, followed by a 3-1 Tiger victory in the nightcap.
The Wittenberg Tigers maintained their position atop the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) standings with a pair of victories over Kenyon in a doubleheader that was postponed twice in a four-day span due to rain.
The Wittenberg baseball team split a home doubleheader with Oberlin thanks to a come-from-behind 6-3 victory on a home run by junior Matt Hampp (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson) in the nightcap to move to 13-9 overall and 3-1 in the North Coast Athletic Conference.
The Wittenberg Tigers jumped out to a 7-1 lead through the first three innings and appeared to be well on their way to extending a modest mid-season win streak against visiting Wilmington. However, the Quakers stormed back, taking advantage of five Wittenberg errors to pull out a 12-7 victory in 11 innings.
Five errors helped the Wittenberg baseball team extend its winning streak to five games with a 6-1 win over Mount St. Joseph at the University of Cincinnati's Marge Schott Stadium. The Tigers improved to 12-7 on the season, while the Lions fell to 10-8.
The Wittenberg Tigers kicked off the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) portion of their 2011 schedule with a doubleheader sweep of visiting Allegheny. The wins, by scores of 9-5 and 5-2, came in the first meeting between the two programs in more than a decade after the conference moved away from a divisional format before the season.
The Wittenberg baseball team stunned nationally second-ranked Heidelberg with a 3-1 upset in midweek action at Carleton Davidson Stadium, converting a group effort from the mound into a signature win to move the Tigers to 9-7 on the season.
The Wittenberg baseball team split a non-conference road doubleheader with Trine on Sunday, dropping a narrow 3-2 contest in the opener but coming back for a 4-0 shutout in the nightcap to advance to 8-7 overall on the season.
The Wittenberg Tigers kicked off the northern portion of their 2011 season with a 12-8 loss to the University of Dayton in a game played at the Athletes in Action complex a day after it was originally scheduled.
The Wittenberg baseball team closed their spring break trip in Central Florida with a doubleheader split against Anna Maria College, winning 17-2 in the opener and dropping a 5-1 decision in the late game. The Tigers moved to 7-3 overall on the season.
After dropping their first two games of the season, the Wittenberg baseball team has rattled off six straight wins, including two on Friday over New Jersey City University. The Tigers won by scores of 3-2 and 7-3, again relying on solid pitching and timely offense to push to 6-2 overall.
Pitching was a big question mark for the Wittenberg Tigers heading into the 2011 season. For one day at least, a trio of relatively inexperienced hurlers stepped up to answer the question as the Tigers claimed a pair of wins over previously unbeaten Waynesburg.
The Wittenberg baseball team opened its 2011 season at the Russ Matt Invitational with two close losses to Bethany Lutheran, falling 2-0 in the first game of a doubleheader and dropping the late game 7-6 in extra innings.
The Wittenberg University baseball team welcomes 17 letterwinners, including seven starting position players, back in 2011 in hopes of building upon the momentum gained by winning seven of the last 10 games in 2010.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference coaches have selected Wooster as the preseason favorite in the annual preseason coaches' poll. Wabash is projected to finish second, followed by Allegheny, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg.