2001-02 News

  • Wittenberg Spring Student-Athletes Garner Regional Awards
    May 23, 2002
    For most of Wittenberg University's student-athletes, the summer vacation has arrived and they are already busying themselves with a variety of other endeavors. Their absence from campus hasn't slowed the stream of postseason honors and awards, however.
  • Three Players of the Year, Coach of the Year Headline Spring All-NCAC Honors
    May 17, 2002
    Another banner spring sports season has reaped rich rewards for 41 Wittenberg University athletes who were selected to All-North Coast Athletic Conference teams over the last two weeks.
  • Tigers Fail to Reach NCAA Championship Tournament
    May 07, 2002
    The Tiger men's tennis team knew it had an uphill climb to make its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Division III championship tournament. That hill proved too steep last weekend at the NCAC Championships at Ohio Wesleyan, where the Tigers succombed to eventual champion Kenyon in the semifinals and wound up third in the conference.
  • Tigers Lose to Nationally Ranked Kenyon
    May 01, 2002
    The Tigers have one more opportunity this week to do the unexpected. After starting out the season an unprecedented 11-0, Wittenberg has fallen in the last two weeks to Division II Northern Kentucky and perennial NCAC powers Denison and Kenyon. That leaves the Tigers, currently on the outside looking in at the regional rankings, with their work cut out at this weekend's NCAC Championship tournament at Ohio Wesleyan.
  • Tigers' Winning Streak Comes to an End
    April 25, 2002
    In what can only be described as a near-miss, the Tiger men's tennis team finally had its perfect season come to an end last week, losing heartbreakers to Division II Northern Kentucky and NCAC favorite Denison.
  • Tigers Prepare for a Tough Week
    April 09, 2002
    Things get serious for the Tiger men's tennis team this week as they take on three North Coast Athletic Conference foes, including two from the West Division. A fourth NCAC match, against perennial national powerhouse Denison, was rescheduled for April 19 due to rain on Tuesday, April 9.
  • Tigers Continue Outstanding Play
    April 03, 2002
    The Tigers continued their outstanding early-season play last week, taking advantage of decent weather conditions on Saturday to defeat the College of Wooster 5-2 in non-conference action at the Albright Tennis Courts.
  • Wittenberg Continues Strong Performance in Regular Season Play
    March 25, 2002
    The Wittenberg men's tennis team is off to a tremendous start to avery promising 2002 season. Following a 4-0 dual match start in Florida,the Tigers finished third in a loaded eight-team field at the Kerry Seward Invitational at Wabash College over the weekend.
  • Tigers Optimistic Going Into Spring Season
    March 05, 2002
    Despite the loss of one of the best players in school history, the Tiger men's tennis team could be even better in 2002. The hope is that Wittenberg can at the very least improve upon its third-place NCAC standing of a year ago.
  • Season Outlook
    August 10, 2001
    Despite the loss of one of the best players in school history, the Wittenberg University men's tennis team could be even better in 2002. The hope is that Wittenberg can at the very least improve upon its third-place NCAC standing and 16-6 overall dual match record of a year ago.
  • Season in Review
    June 10, 2001
    The Wittenberg men’s and women’s tennis teams both enjoyed fine seasons in the 2001-02 school year. The Tiger men won the first 11 matches of the year en route to a 14-4 overall record and a third-place finish in the North Coast Athletic Conference.