2014 News
The first-ever Andy Nelson Unsung Hero Award went to Ryan Spitzer '15, who best embodies the inspiring qualities of former player afflicted with ALS.
Two Tigers earn second-team recognition and three others claim spots on the honorable mention list after 10-5 campaign.
First-ever league tourney appearance ends quickly as regular season champions overpower visiting Tigers.
In the regular season finale, Wittenberg men’s lacrosse fell to Ohio Wesleyan by a score of 16-4, moving to 10-4 overall and 4-3 in the North Coast Athletic Conference.
The Wittenberg men’s lacrosse team sent out four seniors in style with a 17-6 victory over visiting DePauw on Wednesday at Edwards-Maurer Field to improve to 10-3 overall and 4-2 in the North Coast Athletic Conference.
Thomas Fuss, Andrew Fuss, Sean Kelleher each score twice but Tigers unable to keep pace with Big Red in battle for NCAC lead.
The Wittenberg men’s lacrosse team turned a three-goal second-half deficit around on Oberlin by outscoring the visitors 9-4 in the final 30 minutes for a 13-9 victory on Tuesday.
After just missing shutout against Mount St. Joseph, Wittenberg turns the trick against NCAC foe Hiram by 21-0 count.
Heavy rains do nothing to slow Tigers en route to season-high offensive output.
Wittenberg wins first NCAC game of the year on wet, windy, cold afternoon.
Alumni, fans and friends are all invited to participate in golf outing at Locust Hills Golf Club and tailgating event at Edwards-Maurer Field before April 12 game against Denison.
While Wittenberg and Wooster are battling on the field, representatives from Life Connection of Ohio and Wittenberg students will join forces to encourage people to become organ and tissue donors.
NCAC opener ends in disappointment as Lords score the game-winner with just 13 seconds left.
Wittenberg overcomes first-half deficit with nine unanswered goals en route to key non-conference victory.
Wittenberg dropped its first game of the season with an 8-4 loss to RPI at the IMG Academy during Spring Break action on Wednesday evening.
Men's lacrosse attackman Thomas Fuss led the Tigers to two wins last week and picked up North Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors as a result.
