2013 News
Following a nationwide search, former Salisbury student-athlete and assistant coach Jay Owen has been selected to lead the Tigers.
Alex Previte earned a spot on the All-NCAC awards list for a fourth straight year to highlight Wittenberg's 2013 honorees.
The “Battle of the Tigers” added another battlefield Tuesday as Wittenberg men’s lacrosse defeated first-year program DePauw by a score of 22-2.
Wittenberg had a tough time finding ways past the Ohio Wesleyan goalkeeper en route to an 11-3 loss on Saturday.
Wittenberg jumped out to a 3-2 lead in the first quarter, but the Big Red remained unbeaten in the league in a 12-4 win.
A fast start - 6-2 through the opening quarter - propelled Wittenberg to a victory over the Yeomen.
Riley Boehm picked up a record 20 ground balls as the Tigers rolled to their first NCAC win of the season, a 22-4 victory over first-year program Hiram.
Nine different players scored at least one goal as the Tigers put together a thorough 14-6 victory.
For second week in a row, Wittenberg came up on the short end of a one-goal score as Wooster held on for the win.
The Lords scored inside the final minute of regulation as Wittenberg dropped an overtime heartbreaker.
Men's lacrosse freshman Andrew Fuss called it a comeback and men's golf junior Jack Eucker knocked out the competition to earn conference honors.
The Wittenberg men’s lacrosse team ran its overall record to 4-1 with a stirring 4-1 comeback victory over Saint Vincent on Saturday at Edwards-Maurer Field.
The Wittenberg men’s lacrosse team completed a successful spring break trip Saturday with a 10-5 win over Clark University to improve to 3-1 on the season.
The Wittenberg men’s lacrosse team played the first of two spring break games Wednesday night against Berry College, taking a convincing 14-4 victory to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Spring Break may be underway for Wittenberg students, but the weather was anything but spring-like as the Tigers handed Otterbein a 9-4 defeat at Westerville Central High School on Saturday.
Wittenberg was held scoreless for more than 20 minutes of the second half as Sewanee built an insurmountable lead.