2012 News
For second straight year, Tigers' signal-caller merits national mention after taking leadership roles on campus and in the community.
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.
Wittenberg Football hosts its 15th annual golf outing to raise funds for the program at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at Reid Park Golf Course in Springfield.
The former all-conference cornerback will suit up Team Ohio on Saturday, April 20, at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Ohio.
Induction into the American Football Kicking Hall of Fame is the latest honor for former Wittenberg football standout Fred Mitchell '69.
A whopping eight Tigers earned All-Ohio accolades from OhioCollegeFootball.com.
Junior wide receiver Desi Kirkman flipped onto more than a few television screens following his acrobatic entrance into the end zone against Chicago and, soon, sports fans everywhere will again be treated to Kirkman’s heroics.
Sean Williams and Aaron Coeling have earned postseason accolades from two different organizations recently.
After a record-setting season and career, Sean Williams has been named one of 10 finalists for the national small college placekicking award.
Jon Daniels will cap his collegiate career with an appearance in the third annual National Bowl Game on Dec. 9.
The Wittenberg Tigers were held to a season-low 135 yards of offense in a 35-10 loss to Hobart College in the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament.
Scott Leo previews the Tigers' NCAA Division III Tournament game at Hobart.
A total of 15 Wittenberg football standouts claimed 2012 all-conference designations, led by Dehnke, who earned Newcomer of the Year honors.
Wittenberg has arranged for a bus to take fans to Hobart College in Geneva, NY, to support the Tiger football team.
Wittenberg pulled off a 22-point rally at Heidelberg, but the Tigers have quickly shifted gears to prepare for a trip to seventh-ranked Hobart.
Wittenberg stunned the favored Student Princes, rallying from a 22-point deficit in the first round of the NCAA Division III Football Tournament.
