2014-15 News
For the second straight year, John Albertson, Ben Bowen and Sam Collins earn spots on the National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court list after excelling in the classroom.
After eight seasons in the Wittenberg men's basketball program, Travis Schwab takes the reins at Muskingum.
Relive the action and excitement from the 2014 Wittenberg men's basketball season thanks to a video produced by the Integrated Media Corps.
Jaelin Williams and Cody Phillippi both earn second-team All-North Coast Athletic Conference honors.
2014-15 campaign comes to a close in North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament quarterfinals.
After leading entire game, Wittenberg falls on Senior Recognition Day as Terriers complete rally.
Five-point road win keeps Wittenberg in contention for coveted top-four position in league standings and NCAC Tournament home game that goes with it.
Tigers dig out of 16-point second-half hole but unable to close the deal despite energetic home crowd.
To accommodate larger crowds and reunions of championship Tiger teams, Wittenberg announces special ticket policies for game against Wooster.
Shane Edwards, Jaelin Williams and Chris Sloneker hit for double figures as Wittenberg staves off late comeback.
The Wittenberg men’s basketball team shook off a two-game slide to beat Oberlin 71-53 at home and improve to 8-13 overall and 6-8 in North Coast Athletic Conference action.
Wittenberg was in an exciting and fast-paced game the whole night, but finished just behind visiting Ohio Wesleyan on Wednesday.
Wittenberg unable to hang on to late lead, snapping three-game winning streak.
Men’s basketball picked up a significant win in the NCAC hunt, taking down third-place Wabash College by a score of 67-51 on the road.
Wittenberg wins for third time in last four games behind outstanding defensive performance.
Wittenberg shoots better than 50 percent for second straight game en route to home win over NCAC rival Kenyon.
