2015 News
The Woman of the Year award honors graduating female college athletes who have exhausted their eligibility and distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in academics, athletics, service and leadership.
Wittenberg passed their first test of the trip against The Alcobendas; 25-18, 25-17, 24-26 and 25-23.
Wittenberg University's volleyball team annually travels the country in search of the best competition, a practice that has contributed to 17 straight NCAA Division III Tournament berths.
Senior student-athletes recognized for academic achievement by league; Wittenberg inducts 40 student-athletes into Chi Alpha Sigma honorary.
Wittenberg's women’s volleyball team received a commendation at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio following their 2015 NCAA runner-up finish.
Seidenstricker earned her third consecutive Academic All-America honor from CoSIDA.
Wins over Bluffton, Heidelberg, Juniata, Clarkson and Hendrix push Tigers to the brink of first NCAA Division III Tournament title since magical 2011 run.
National tournament run comes to an end one match shy of the second title in Wittenberg women's volleyball history.
After splitting first two sets, Wittenberg breaks out behind All-American Kara Seidenstricker to earn program's second national championship match.
Emily Kahlig and Camila Quinones combine for 19 kills against just one error to power Tigers into Final Four for fifth time in program history.
Breaking new ground again for Wittenberg women's volleyball, Seidenstricker picks up national recognition from the AVCA for a fourth consecutive year.
Wittenberg takes down third-ranked Juniata on its home floor 3-1 to advance to national quarterfinals against Clarkson on Nov. 19.
Wittenberg takes three straight against Student Princes to earn spot in NCAA Division III Tournament regional championship for sixth straight year.
Senior right-side hitter earns regional accolade from the American Volleyball Coaches Association for fourth year in a row.
After Beavers rallied for first set victory, Wittenberg gets back on track, starts NCAA Division III Tournament with 3-1 win.
After sweeping through the North Coast Athletic Conference for regular season and tournament championships, the fifth-ranked Tigers will take on Bluffton in the first round.
