2013 News
Wittenberg checks in at No. 14 in Lindy's 2014 College Football Preview and No. 20 in The Sporting News preseason polls.
Defensive standouts recognized for their fine work on the field and in the classroom by the National Football Foundation.
Wittenberg student-athletes and coaches work together to landscape new homes in downtown Springfield.
The Wittenberg University football program will host its annual golf outing to raise funds for the program at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 7, at Reid Park Golf Course in Springfield.
After excelling on the field and in the classroom, senior defensive end receives strong consideration for postgraduate scholarship award.
Four Tigers earn first team, five make second team and four merit selection to the third team in recognition of outstanding 2013 season.
Aaron Coeling has been recognized by D3football.com, while a trio of Tigers claimed honors from beyondsportsnetwork.com.
After earning MVP honors at D3 Senior Classic, wide receiver has been invited to play in FCS Senior Scout Bowl Jan. 21.
Senior quarterback will take part in Dream Bowl Jan. 20 and senior wideout will play in D3 Senior Classic Dec. 13.
Mark Swope, Aaron Coeling, Spencer Leno, Victor Banjo and Brendon Cunningham all earn all-region accolades.
After trailing by just seven points at halftime, Wittenberg unable to keep pace with top-ranked Purple Raiders in 56-21 second-round loss.
The only two NCAA Division III football programs with more than 700 wins all-time clash in second round of national tourney.
Wittenberg fans can buy $8 tickets either online, by calling Mount Union's athletics department or at the gate on game day.
Wittenberg scores on nine of 10 possessions and piles up 600 yards en route to 59-17 victory over Dutchmen.
Senior quarterback earns Offensive Player of the Year, Fincham garners Coach of the Year for eighth time to lead Tigers' haul of conference awards.
Wittenberg takes on playoff newcomer Lebanon Valley in first round game at noon Saturday, Nov. 23.
