2014 News
After ending the 2014 season ranked No. 17 by D3football.com, Wittenberg opens the new campaign in the same spot.
With 15 starters back in 2015, the Wittenberg Tigers have national pundits again believing in the potential of a national championship run.
Tyler Compston, Gabe Cunningham and Clay Mangen are recognized for their exploits on the field and in the classroom during the 2014 season.
The 17th annual Wittenberg University Football Golf Outing will begin with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 6, at Reid Park Golf Course.
Wittenberg University's Integrated Media Corps has produced a video re-cap of the 2014 Tiger football season.
Aaron Coeling and Victor Banjo named to second team and Zach Culvahouse and Evan Grissom claim third team awards.
Playing in their 17th NCAA Division III Tournament appearance and 36th tournament game, the Wittenberg football team fell to visiting Washington & Jefferson by a 41-25 final margin.
Head coach claims his second straight NCAC Coach of the Year award to headline another huge Tiger haul of postseason league honors.
After winning NCAC title for fifth time in last six years, Wittenberg opens postseason at home against Washington & Jefferson.
Following fifth NCAC title in the last six years, Wittenberg will open postseason with home game against Washington & Jefferson.
Make it 22 NCAC wins in a row as Wittenberg pulls away from Allegheny 52-21 to earn fifth league title in the last six years.
Long road trip to close out 2014 regular season has plenty on the line for Wittenberg, including NCAC win streak, outright title and possible NCAA home game.
Defense rules the day as Wittenberg forces two fumbles, blocks two kicks en route to NCAC-clinching victory.
Wittenberg and Wabash will once again take the field with the North Coast Athletic Conference title, NCAA Division III Tournament berth at stake.
Junior quarterback Zack Jenkins and sophomore linebacker Dustin Holmes have swept the NCAC Player of the Week awards.
Moving like a freight train – slowly at first before becoming unstoppable – the Wittenberg football team routed Ohio Wesleyan 42-6 with a passing game for the ages.
