2015-16 News
The NCAA Division III men’s basketball world will be focused on Ban Johnson Arena the weekend of Nov. 17-18, 2017, as Marietta College hosts the inaugural Great Lakes Invitational.
Wittenberg athletics has removed the interim tag from head men’s basketball coach Matt Croci, officially making him the 19th head coach in school history.
In recognition of more than 30 years of leadership and excellence in coaching, Henderson will receive the OHSBCA's Hall of Honor award on April 22.
Hunter guided the Tigers to a record of 305-76 between 1976-89, and his teams earned a national title in 1977 and a runner-up finish in 1983.
In recognition of the Wittenberg's record-setting success, HERO Sports has compiled rankings for the state of Ohio that puts the Tigers on top.
The Springfield product averaged 14.3 points and 6.2 rebounds a game for the Tigers in 2015-16.
Wittenberg shot nearly 60% from the field in Tuesday nights season finale.
Despite the loss, Wittenberg will move on to the NCAC tournament as the #5 seed next Tuesday.
Wittenberg dropped their last NCAC home matchup to Kenyon Wednesday night.
Wittenberg led by as many as 10 late in the second-half, but could not fend off a Wooster comeback.
Cody Phillippi and Garrett Dorfman combined for 34 points in the victory over DePauw University.
Alex Fultz and Cody Phillippi each netted 13 points in the NCAC victory.
Wittenberg fell to 12-8 overall on the season after the NCAC road defeat.
Wittenberg dropped a NCAC decision to Denison University 69-59 Saturday night in Springfield.
Wittenberg's four game winning streak was snapped at home Wednesday night against the Little Giants of Wabash.
January 25-30 marks the National Association of Basketball Coaches' Suits and Sneakers week that promotes cancer awareness and raises funds for research.
