2012-13 News
Pair of Tigers earn mention from the National Association of Basketball Coaches for their work on the court and in the classroom.
Wittenberg's career leader in assists will be honored by the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame at a ceremony in May 2014.
Scott Masin was rewarded for his breakout 2012-13 season with the first all-region award of his collegiate career.
Masin led the Tigers in scoring and rebounding to earn a spot on the first team, while Leahy's tremendous all-around play garnered an honorable mention nod.
Wittenberg is overcome by top-seeded Scots after hot start, drop 78-66 decision to finish 17-10 on the season.
Playing a road quarterfinal game for the first time ever, Wittenberg rallied past DePauw behind Masin's 25 points.
It may have taken a career-high 26 points from junior Scott Masin, but the Wittenberg men’s basketball team finally shook a particularly pesky monkey from its back with a 68-62 win at Hiram.
Wittenberg falls into a tie for third place in conference standings with one game left in the regular season.
The Scots missed just one shot from the field over the final eight minutes en route to a 75-71 win over Wittenberg.
Wittenberg warmed up for arch-rival Wooster by limiting the Little Giants to 29 percent shooting en route to a 64-47 NCAC decision.
Wittenberg shot better than 50 percent and outrebounded the Gators by a whopping 2-to-1 margin en route to a 17-point victory.
Wittenberg could have pulled even in the conference standings with OWU, but a late-game offensive drought proved costly.
In an all-time series dominated by Wittenberg victories to the tune of 71-6 since 1911 and an average margin of victory of 23.5 points over the last five seasons, the Tigers’ close 51-47 victory over Oberlin will likely stand out.
It took the passing of a beloved former teammate to make Brian Timm ’83 realize what he was missing – and how he could make up for lost time.
Just five seconds after Alex Fultz tied the game with a clutch three-pointer, Wittenberg was charged with its seconds straight NCAC loss at DePauw.
The Tigers are unable to keep pace in the second half as Hiram pulls away for 62-57 NCAC victory.
