2015 News
In recognition of their performance on the field and in the classroom, Newton, Knapp and Haab named All-America Scholar-Athletes.
Wittenberg softball 2015 season in video clips, as compiled by Integrated Media Corps intern Hannah Yalaz '15.
After leading the Tigers with her arm and her bat in a tremendous freshman season, Zang is further recognized by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.
Freshman pitcher becomes third straight Wittenberg player to earn NCAC Newcomer of the Year honor to lead four-player Tiger contingent on postseason honor roll.
Wittenberg shut out 2-0 by Denison to bow out of 2015 North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament.
After 4-2 win over Allegheny, Tigers fall to top-seeded DePauw as Chelsea Zang pitches pair of complete games.
Wittenberg improves to 11-5 in NCAC by taking lead in both games in the bottom of the sixth inning.
After dropping opener 7-2, Tigers rally behind strong pitching from Kaela Hughes, game-winning sacrifice fly from Shelby Knapp.
Host Tigers lose pair of late leads in pair of 4-3 losses.
Tiger pitchers allow just one unearned run in 14 innings, setting stage for Lindsey Blair and Sam Bausch to deliver clutch two-out hits in nightcap.
The Tigers will take on cancer and Denison University when they take the field at Betty Dillahunt Field on Saturday, April 18.
Wittenberg pounds 30 hits over two games to improve to 7-3 in the North Coast Athletic Conference.
After a nine-inning loss in the opener, Wittenberg evens the score 6-3 in the nightcap.
After dropping 3-2 decision in opener, Wittenberg returns the favor with 3-2 victory in Game 2.
Jay Dolan, Justin Yates and Chelsea Zang picked up the weekly conference award for their top efforts for the Tigers over the last seven days.
Wittenberg collects 28 hits, including six from Chelsea Zang, in wins by scores of 5-1 and 12-8.
