2012-13 News Archive
After 14 years, Wittenberg University Director of Athletics and Recreation has announced plans to step away from his position.
In recognition of excellence on the golf course and in the classroom, Osterbrock and Hogenkamp garnered NCAA Division III All-America Scholar honors.
Tiger golfers continue to make strides during the summer months, with four women scheduled to play in upcoming women's team championship in Powell, Ohio.
Pair of Tigers earn mention from the National Association of Basketball Coaches for their work on the court and in the classroom.
For second straight year, Tigers' signal-caller merits national mention after taking leadership roles on campus and in the community.
Jeanette Baier Gould '91, Jeff Brown '92, Scott Copeland '86, Eby Day '85 and Eleanor Roller '50 will be inducted during Homecoming Weekend Oct. 11-13.
A trio of standouts were recognized by the Women's Golf Coaches Association for the combination of their academic and athletics exploits during the 2012-13 school year.
Wittenberg's career leader in assists will be honored by the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame at a ceremony in May 2014.
Alie Marousek '14 and Kaitie Harrison '14 made the most of an opportunity to learn about careers in athletics.
Andrews capped a phenomenal sophomore season with his first career All-America award.
The Tigers are getting some summer love from national magazines, including The Sporting News and Lindy's, both of which ranked Wittenberg in the preseason top 10.
After hosting and participating in a variety of activities, Wittenberg SAAC capped the 2012-13 school year with a Special Olympics Field Day.
After posting big numbers in the 2013 season, the junior designated hitter and sophomore outfielder picked up regional accolades.
For the fourth time in the last 10 years, the Wittenberg volleyball team will participate in a training trip to Spain.
Kellen Morrissey and Francine Murzynski have earned first-team Capital One Academic All-America College Division All-District 7.
No student-athletes were selected to the all-region team, but Head Coach Jeff Roope earned top honors for his work with the 12th-ranked Tigers.
