2014 News

Wittenberg field hockey spent a week criss-crossing The Netherlands, playing against top competition and experiencing a new culture.

From May 20-27, 15 Wittenberg field hockey student-athletes and two coaches will participate in a trip that combines cultural and playing opportunities.

Sixteen Tigers earn National Academic Squad honors for their performance in the classroom during 2014 season.

After posting a team grade point average of 3.38 during the fall 2014 semester, the Tigers earned a National Academic Team Award from the NFHCA.

Wittenberg's Integrated Media Corps has produced a highlight video from the Tigers' 2014 season.

Junior midfielder and freshman defender collect first-team and second-team honors, respectively.

Paige Vanerstrom, Carlijn van den Berg, Brighid Kortyna, Michelle Murray and Zara Tickner garner 2014 All-NCAC awards.

Semifinal round match-up goes to top-seeded Ladies as Wittenberg finishes campaign with 9-11 overall record.

Wittenberg field hockey dropped the regular season finale against the Tigers of DePauw but still heads into the NCAC Tournament confident and capable.

First-half goals by Megan Loofbourrow and Beth Warning are all Tigers need as they clinch at least a share of fourth place in league standings.

After dominant first half, Wittenberg allows late equalizer and then overtime game-winner just 1:36 in the extra session.

The Wittenberg field hockey team fell to conference-leading Kenyon College 5-2 on Saturday, but only after playing an impressive first half against the Ladies.

Paige Vanerstrom's hat trick sparks Wittenberg to win in 2014 non-conference finale.

Women's golf junior Maggie Smith placed second at the Pat Clouse Invitational and field hockey senior Beth Warning scored five goals this week.

The Tigers played down a player to match Oberlin’s injury-riddled capacity, but still managed to put all available personnel on the field in a 7-0 win over the Yeowomen.

Beth Warning scores three times as Wittenberg gains upper hand in battle for NCAC Tournament positioning.