2006 ews
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Wittenberg Soccer Players Earn 2006 All-Ohio AwardsMay 07, 2007It may be closer to the start of the 2007 soccer season than it is to the end of the 2006 campaign, but that does nothing to diminish the recently announced All-Ohio awards given to five members of the Wittenberg women's soccer team and one player on the Wittenberg men's soccer team.
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Wittenberg Hosts Wide Range Of Summer Sports Camps in 2007May 02, 2007As usual, summer will be a busy time around the Wittenberg University athletics complex in 2007. Twelve different Wittenberg varsity athletic teams - men's basketball, women's basketball, field hockey, football, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, men's soccer, women's soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball, are sponsoring summer camps this year.
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Wittenberg University Soccer Teams Cap 2006 Season With Regional AwardsDecember 05, 2006The Wittenberg men's and women's soccer teams rounded out a tremendous 2006 season by placing five players on the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Great Lakes Region teams.
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Season in ReviewDecember 01, 2006After the best season in a decade for Wittenberg University's women's soccer team in 2005, the Tigers reloaded and set their sights on the NCAA Division III Tournament. Mission accomplished.
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Thirty-Six Student-Athletes, Coaches Earn Fall All-Conference AwardsNovember 22, 2006One of the most successful fall sports seasons in Wittenberg history was capped by a tremendous haul of postseason awards from the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC).
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Press Release: Seven Tigers Make All-NCAC Honor RollNovember 15, 2006CLEVELAND, Ohio — Wooster senior forward Erin Lustic (Cleveland Hts., OH/Cleveland Hts.) and Denison junior defender Kim Cochran (Upper Arlington, OH/Upper Arlington) have been named Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year to highlight the 2006 All-North Coast Athletic Conference women's soccer selections.
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Wittenberg Ties Denison In NCAA Tournament, But Big Red Advance On Penalty KicksNovember 12, 2006SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — After 110 minutes of scoreless NCAA Division III Tournament women's soccer, five penalty kicks per team weren't even enough to settle the rubber match between the Wittenberg Tigers and the Denison Big Red.
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Wittenberg Tops Otterbein For First NCAA Tournament WinNovember 11, 2006For the first time in school history the Wittenberg women's soccer team not only hosted an NCAA Division III Tournament game, the Tigers emerged victorious, beating Ohio Athletic Conference regular season champion Otterbein, 2-1.
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Press Release: Tigers Selected To First NCAA Division III TournamentNovember 06, 2006SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The Wittenberg University women's soccer team has earned the opportunity to play in the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time in school history. The Tigers, fresh off a 1-0 win at home over Denison University in the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championship game on Saturday, were also selected to host three first- and second-round games of the NCAA Division III Tournament.
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Wittenberg Captures First NCAC Women's Soccer TitleNovember 04, 2006The Wittenberg Tigers have developed a formula for women's soccer success in recent years. After following it to a tee in their first North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championship match, the Tigers have their first trophy for the university's case after a 1-0 home win over Denison.
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Press Release: Amanda Farrell Earns Second-Team Academic All-District HonorsNovember 03, 2006SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — Wittenberg University women's soccer standout Amanda Farrell, class of 2008 from Loveland, Ohio, has been recognized for the combination of her athletic and academic accomplishments with second-team CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America College Division All-District IV honors.
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Tigers Top Wooster In NCAC Tournament SemifinalsNovember 01, 2006MEADVILLE, Pa. — Hosting their first North Coast Athletic Conference game in school history, the Wittenberg Tigers faced a familiar conference foe, the Wooster Scots. The Tigers did what they had only done one time previous as they defeated the Scots, 2-0, to advance to their second NCAC Tournament championship game in three years.
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Press Release: Jamie McIntyre Leads Tigers To Best NCAC Finish Ever To Cap CareerOctober 28, 2006SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — Few student-athletes can boast they started every game of their collegiate career. Wittenberg University women's soccer standout Jaime McIntyre, class of 2007 from Columbus, Ohio, can now make that claim.
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Wittenberg Wraps Up Regular Season With Tie At AlleghenyOctober 28, 2006The Wittenberg Tigers controlled their North Coast Athletic Conference destiny heading into the final game of the 2006 regular season, but 110 minutes in the cold, rain and wind at Allegheny College later the Tigers had nothing more than a 0-0 tie to show their efforts.
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Tigers Take Big Step With NCAC Win Over Ohio WesleyanOctober 24, 2006On a cold senior night, on which the Wittenberg Tigers' lone senior Jamie McIntyre (Columbus, Ohio/Grandview) was recognized before the game, the Tigers knew they had a tough challenge ahead of them against perennial powerhouse Ohio Wesleyan. In the 21-year history of Wittenberg women's soccer, the Tigers had beaten OWU just once - in addition to two ties.
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Tigers Top Oberlin To Keep Pace In NCAC Title ChaseOctober 21, 2006The Wittenberg Tigers moved to the forefront of the North Coast Athletic Conference title chase Saturday with a 3-1 victory at Oberlin. In the process, senior defender Jamie McIntyre (Columbus, Ohio/Grandview) moved into the record books.
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Wittenberg Captures Overtime Win Over EarlhamOctober 18, 2006After a huge conference win over Hiram last Friday, the Wittenberg Tigers came out dominating once again against the Earlham Quakers. The Tigers' hard work and determination paid off with a 1-0 overtime win over the visiting Quakers.
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Tigers Cruise Past HiramOctober 13, 2006SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — It was a cold night at Edwards-Maurer Field, but the Wittenberg offense was on fire. The Tigers captured another North Conference Athletic Conference victory by defeating the Hiram Terriers 6-0.
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Tigers Fall To Nationally Ranked DenisonOctober 11, 2006There were a lot of accumulating factors pointing to a tough night for the Wittenberg Tigers. An injury-riddled team was missing its top scorer, a line of severe thunderstorms delayed the game more than two hours and the opponent was a perennial national title contender having one of its best seasons ever. It all added up to a 2-0 loss at Denison.
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Tigers Rally For 1-1 Tie At WoosterOctober 07, 2006It wasn't the result the Wittenberg Tigers most wanted after a long Saturday road trip to Wooster, but Head Coach Norm Riker and his team will certainly take it. The Tigers remained unbeaten in the North Coast Athletic Conference by rallying to tie Wooster 1-1.
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Tigers Open NCAC Action With Clutch OT Win Over KenyonOctober 03, 2006The air was cool and the fall weather had just begun to set in as the Wittenberg Tigers took on their conference rival the Kenyon Ladies. Without a win against the Ladies since 2001, the Tigers came out playing like they had something to prove. They did just that, winning by a narrow margin of 2-1 in overtime.
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Tigers Record Seventh Shutout and Roll to VictorySeptember 30, 2006With a tough North Coast Athletic Conference schedule looming, the Wittenberg Tigers needed to keep their momentum going. They did just that at home in Edwards-Maurer Field, notching another victory, this time by a 2-0 count in a lightning-shortened game against Indiana Wesleyan University. With the win, the Tigers remain unbeaten in their last seven games, dating back to Sept. 9 at DePauw.
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Wittenberg Ties Undefeated Wilmington, 0-0September 27, 2006At first blush, a 0-0 tie may not seem like much. But for a team with postseason aspirations, the Wittenberg Tigers may have taken a small step forward with a lightning-shortened 0-0 tie at Wilmington.
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Wittenberg Tops Capital For Fifth Straight WinSeptember 22, 2006Teams with postseason aspirations find ways to win close games on the road. On a soggy Friday night, the Wittenberg Tigers did just that, pulling out a 2-1 win at Capital.
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Wittenberg Tops Capital With Late GoalSeptember 22, 2006COLUMBUS, Ohio — Teams with postseason aspirations find ways to win close games on the road. On a soggy Friday night, the Wittenberg Tigers did just that, pulling out a 2-1 win at Capital.
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Wittenberg Posts Fourth Straight ShutoutSeptember 19, 2006The Wittenberg defense once again came to play as the Tigers defeated the Lions of Mount St. Joseph, 1-0.
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Wittenberg Shuts Out Washington & Jefferson, 4-0September 16, 2006SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The Wittenberg Tigers usually win with defense, but in today's home opener against Washington and Jefferson, it was offense that took center stage in a Tigers' 4-0 victory.
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Wittenberg Pulls Out One-Goal Win At Ohio NorthernSeptember 13, 2006Just what the doctor ordered. Gearing up for the rugged North Coast Athletic Conference competition, the Wittenberg Tigers got back to basics in capturing a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Ohio Northern on the Polar Bears' home field.
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Wittenberg Gets Back On Track With Win At Rose-HulmanSeptember 10, 2006Enough is enough. The Wittenberg Tigers have big plans for the 2006 women's soccer season, and to achieve their goals road wins must be attained. After two straight one-goal losses, Wittenberg bounced back with a 2-0 win at Rose-Hulman on Sunday.
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Wittenberg Drops 2-1 Decision At DePauwSeptember 09, 2006The challenging early-season schedule left the heralded Wittenberg Tigers with another welt on Saturday after a 2-1 loss at perennial powerhouse DePauw.