2007 News
A solid spring sports season has reaped individual rewards for 27 Wittenberg University athletes who were selected to All-North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) teams over the last two weeks.
The Wittenberg baseball team experienced plenty of ups and downs in the 2007 season. The Tigers ended up with an overall record of 18-19, including a North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) West Division record of 8-8.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ohio Wesleyan second baseman Kyle Sherman and Wooster righthander Adam Samson have been named Player and Pitcher of the Year to highlight the 2007 All-North Coast Athletic Conference baseball selections. Wittenberg junior catcher Matt Steinke joined them on the first-team All-NCAC honor roll.
The Wittenberg Tigers wrapped up a once-promising 2007 season with a 19-9 loss to defending national champion Marietta on Senior Recognition Day at Carleton Davidson Stadium.
Close only counts in horseshoes, as the old saying goes, and so the Wittenberg Tigers put the wraps on their 2007 North Coast Athletic Conference schedule with a second straight sweep.
The Wittenberg Tigers saw their chance for a first-ever North Coast Athletic Conference West Division title go by the boards in a long-delayed doubleheader sweep by host Ohio Wesleyan.
The Wilmington Quakers and Wittenberg Tigers battled to a 15-15 standoff in the all-important hits category Tuesday night at Carleton Davidson Stadium.
The Wittenberg Tigers tuned up for what promises to be an exciting stretch run to the 2007 season with a strong performance against North Coast Athletic Conference rival Kenyon.
The Wittenberg Tigers took care of business Monday and Tuesday, sweeping four straight games from visiting Earlham to put themselves in position to reach the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament for a third straight year.
After a frustrating month spent mostly watching and waiting, Wittenberg senior Andrew Wellman (Huntington, W.Va./Huntington) provided the Wittenberg Tigers with one of the biggest highlights so far in the 2007 season with the game-winning hit in a 13-12 come-from-behind victory over nationally ranked Transylvania.
Amidst the swirling snow flurries that would eventually postpone the final two games of this key North Coast Athletic Conference West Division series between Wittenberg and Denison, the Tigers found a gem in the form of a one-hit shutout pitching performance from freshman Bobby Ciucki (Dublin, Ohio/Coffman).
Four games between the Wittenberg Tigers and the Wabash Little Giants yielded four very different results in a wet and wild North Coast Athletic Conference West Division weekend.
A young team struggling to find its identity can ill afford to spot one of the top teams in the region a seven-run lead on its home field.
After spotting preseason No. 1 ranked Otterbein an early lead, the Wittenberg Tigers stormed back and took the Cardinals to the wire before dropping a 7-6 decision.
he Wittenberg Tigers did a lot of things right on Sunday at Ohio Wesleyan in the North Coast Athletic Conference West Division opener for both teams.
Heading into a crucial four-game series at North Coast Athletic Conference West Division rival Ohio Wesleyan, the Wittenberg Tigers were unable to gain any momentum with a 16-7 loss at Transylvania.