2013-14 News Archive
The final set of awards from the 2014 season have been handed out, and Megan Loofbourrow, Francine Murzynski and Mallory Skrobot have earned recognition from the IWLCA.
With all eight team members making the Dean's List, Wittenberg women's golf posts the top grade point average in all of NCAA Division III for the 2013-14 school year.
More than 40 student-athletes combine to post a lofty grade point average to earn the Tigers recognition from the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
After earning third-team All-America honors a month earlier, Chaney and Hogenkamp have added All-America Scholar awards in recognition of their performance in the classroom.
After posting outstanding grade point average for the spring 2014 semester, Wittenberg earns recognition from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America.
Nicole Waers, Carolyn Wong, Allie Lawwill and Macy Hubbard are honored for the combination of their play on the course and work in the classroom.
NCAC presents first-ever Academic Honor Roll for student-athletes who have maintained cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 through two years or more of competition.
Ben Hogenkamp, John Chaney pick up third-team All-America awards and Alex Andrews named honorable mention by Golf Coaches Association of America.
Senior midfielder garners prestigious national academic award from CoSIDA.
Good experience for Tiger tandem, both of whom were making first appearance in national competition.
Eighteen student-athletes will see the sites, learn about one of the world's most historic civilizations, and compete against top competition for 10 days starting May 21.
Wallace will compete in 400-meter hurdles and Yates qualifies in 400-meter dash for championship meet at Ohio Wesleyan May 22-24.
After an outstanding season at the plate and in the pitcher's circle, Rachel Ross becomes third Tiger softball student-athlete to earn Academic All-America award.
Senior midfielder honored for her exemplary performance on the field and her excellence in the classroom by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
David Wetterich, Ben Hogenkamp, Alex Andrews, John Chaney and Jared Wissinger all claim all-region awards from the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Francine Murzynski, Alie Marousek and Logan Warye each pick up all-region awards following record-breaking 2014 season.
