2007-08 News
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Winter Sports Student-Athletes, Coaches Claim 17 NCAC Postseason AwardsMarch 05, 2008A solid 2007-08 winter sports season wrapped up for the Wittenberg University Tigers over the last two weeks as the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) awarded 17 Wittenberg student-athletes and coaches with postseason honors.
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Katie Gregorevich Earns First-Team To Highlight Tiger All-NCAC SelectionsMarch 05, 2008CLEVELAND, Ohio — Wittenberg senior post Katie Gregorevich (Northfield, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit) has been named first-team to highlight Wittenberg's selections to the 2008 All-North Coast Athletic Conference women's basketball squad, announced today after voting by the conference's head coaches.
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Sarah Jurewicz Named Permanent Women's Basketball Head CoachMarch 04, 2008Sarah Jurewicz, class of 1998, led an injury-riddled Wittenberg women's basketball team to a share of second place in the NCAC regular season and runner-up honors in the NCAC Tournament in 2007-08. Jurewicz can now make plans for even bigger and better things as the team's permanent head coach after a year in an interim capacity.
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Wittenberg NCAC Tournament Run Ends Against DenisonMarch 01, 2008The Wittenberg women's basketball team ended the 2007-08 season with all the intensity they poured into the rest of the season. Unfortunately, it did not amount to a win against the last-minute surprise Denison Big Red as the Tigers fell by a score of 66-55 in the North Coast Athletic Conference tournament.
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Wittenberg Finally Checkmates Bishops, Advances To Finals NCAC Tournament SemifinalsFebruary 29, 2008It may be a cliche, but the third time was indeed the charm for the Wittenberg women's basketball team Friday night against Ohio Wesleyan in the North Coast Athletic Conference tournament semifinals. After two losses in the regular season the Tigers at last defused the Battling Bishops by a score of 61-45 to advance to the tournament finals Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Kenyon Athletic Center.
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Wittenberg Awakens In Second Half To Beat Oberlin In NCAC Tournament QuarterfinalsFebruary 26, 2008After struggling through the first half, the Wittenberg Tigers put together a big second half to run away from visiting Oberlin in North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament quarterfinal action, 79-49. The win advanced the Tigers to the NCAC Tournament semifinals for the 19th consecutive year.
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Senior Night Win Over Oberlin Propels Tigers Toward PlayoffsFebruary 23, 2008Three Wittenberg women's basketball seniors have played their final regular season home game as a Tiger. And although not all three had a great night against the Yeowomen, it cannot match the tremendous effect the trio has had on the program. A 68-52 win over Oberlin capped off the regularly-scheduled portion of the season to move to 13-10 overall and 12-4 in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC).
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Big First Half Propels Tigers To NCAC Win At WoosterFebruary 16, 2008No matter the circumstances, Wittenberg and Wooster will play each other hard. Saturday's women's basketball contest was no different as the two injury-riddled squads battled in a lopsided 82-52 victory for the Tigers.
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Tigers Unable To Exact Revenge Versus BishopsFebruary 13, 2008The Tigers had many motives for a win against Ohio Wesleyan on Wednesday night. The team was sponsoring the Women's Basketball Coaches Association's "Think Pink Night", defending their home turf, and out for a bit of revenge against the visiting Bishops, who dispatched the Tigers on Jan. 26 in Delaware, Ohio.
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Carrie Dyer Earns NCAC Player of the Week HonorsFebruary 10, 2008Sophomore guard Carrie Dyer (Copley, OH/Copley) helped Wittenberg to a 2-1 week with 13 points, seven rebounds and three assists in a 73-60 loss to Kenyon and then dropped in a career-best 22 points, five rebounds and two steals in a 76-75 win over Allegheny. Dyer closed out her week with 18 points, eight boards and five assists in an 86-63 win over Hiram.
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Wittenberg Pulls Away For Big Win At HiramFebruary 09, 2008The Wittenberg Tigers used an 11-0 run midway through the first half to get on top of the host Hiram Terriers and they never looked back. The end result was an 86-63 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) victory that allowed Wittenberg to remain in a tie for second place in the regular season title chase.
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Wittenberg Rallies To Secure Key NCAC Win At AlleghenyFebruary 08, 2008For the first time in the 2007-08 season, the Wittenberg Tigers put together a winning second-half rally to claim a key North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) victory at Allegheny, 76-75.
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Wittenberg Women's Basketball Hosts Think Pink Night Feb. 13 To Promote Breast Cancer AwarenessFebruary 05, 2008When the Wittenberg University women's basketball team hosts North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) rival Ohio Wesleyan at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13, the Tigers will be playing for more than just a shot at the 2008 regular season championship.
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Tigers Unable To Overtake League-Leading KenyonFebruary 05, 2008It is said that lightning doesn't strike twice. It didn't necessarily strike in the same location, but it did strike the same team Tuesday as the Wittenberg Tigers dropped a 73-60 decision to North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC)-leading Kenyon.
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Wittenberg Community Celebrates Pam Evans Smith At Arena Dedication CeremonyFebruary 02, 2008Hundreds of Wittenberg University community members came together to celebrate Saturday as the arena in the campus's Health, Physical Education and Recreation Center (HPERC) was officially dedicated to the memory of Pam Evans Smith, class of 1982.
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Gregorevich Gets 1,000, Tigers Roll On WoosterFebruary 02, 2008Stiff defense and a couple big reasons to win propelled the Wittenberg women's basketball team to a defeat of the College of Wooster by a score of 67-35. The game followed the dedication of Pam Evans Smith Arena, giving the Tigers an added incentive to secure victory against the Scots.
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Wittenberg Rises Up For Key NCAC Win Over DenisonJanuary 30, 2008The Wittenberg Tiger women pulled out their second big win against conference preseason favorite Denison and completed the season sweep, stepping into shared ownership of second place in the conference on the strength of a 65-55 win over the Big Red.
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Bishops Shoot The Lights Out, Tigers Stumble Against Ohio WesleyanJanuary 26, 2008The staunch Wittenberg defense Tiger fans have come to expect stumbled on Saturday, allowing Ohio Wesleyan to shoot a blazing 62% from the field in an 87-73 loss. The Red & White could not match the accuracy of the Bishops, hitting just 27-of-74 from the floor, good for only 37%.
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Women's Basketball Hosts National Girls And Women In Sports Day ExpoJanuary 24, 2008The Wittenberg University women's basketball team will host a sports expo and a postgame meet and greet/autograph session with its players as part of a celebration of National Girls And Women In Sports Day (NGWSD) on Feb. 2.
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Wittenberg Bounces Back With Big Win At EarlhamJanuary 23, 2008The Wittenberg Tigers put together a fine all-around effort to keep pace with the top teams in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) with a convincing 80-52 victory.
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Wittenberg To Dedicate Pam Evans Smith Arena Feb. 2January 22, 2008Nearly eight months after Wittenberg University lost one of its most respected coaches, administrators and faculty members, the arena in the campus's Health, Physical Education and Recreation Center (HPERC) will officially be dedicated to the memory of Pam Evans Smith, class of 1982, in a ceremony at noon Saturday, Feb. 2.
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Wittenberg Falls In Double Overtime At CapitalJanuary 21, 2008A furious rally that forced a pair of overtime periods ended two points short as the Wittenberg Tigers dropped an 85-83 decision to Capital in non-conference Martin Luther King Jr. Day action.
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Tigers Come Up Just Short Against Kenyon In Battle Of NCAC UnbeatensJanuary 16, 2008In a battle of contrasting styles, Kenyon, the top defensive team in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), turned offensive to capture a 70-60 victory over host Wittenberg, the top scoring team in the conference.
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Wittenberg Pulls Away From Oberlin For 66-48January 12, 2008The Wittenberg Tigers tuned up for the biggest game of the 2007-08 season with a 66-48 road win at Oberlin.
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Wittenberg Turns It On In Second Half, Pushes Past EarlhamJanuary 09, 2008After one half of basketball, it looked as if the Wittenberg Tigers and Earlham Quakers were on their way to a low-scoring finish. But both offenses kicked into high gear after a sluggish first period and pushed the final score to 78-62, the Tigers pulling out their third straight win.
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Wittenberg Wins Second Straight With Rally Past HiramJanuary 05, 2008The Wittenberg Tigers overcame a slow start to pull away from the visiting Hiram Terriers, 74-56, in Saturday afternoon North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) action.
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Wittenberg Bounces Back With Big Win Over AlleghenyJanuary 04, 2008The Wittenberg Tigers snapped a four-game losing streak in a big way Friday with an 82-51 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) victory over visiting Allegheny.
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Manchester Holds Off Wittenberg To Win 2007 Zimmerman Classic ConsolationDecember 29, 2007The Manchester Spartans took advantage of a season-high 29 turnovers by homestanding Wittenberg for a 61-52 victory in the consolation game of the 2007 Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Classic.
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Carnegie Mellon Outlasts Host Tigers In Zimmerman Classic SemifinalsDecember 28, 2007The Carnegie Mellon Tartans hit 19-of-24 free throws in a back-and-forth second half to hold off the host Wittenberg Tigers, 78-74, in the second semifinal game of the 2007 Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Classic.
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Basketball Teams Host Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Classic Dec. 28-29December 27, 2007The Wittenberg University men's and women's basketball teams welcome an outstanding field of eight teams for the 2007 Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Classic. The competition is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 28, and Saturday, Dec. 29, at Wittenberg's HPER Center Arena with games on both days scheduled for 12:30, 2:45, 5:30 and 7:45 p.m.