2012-13 News
In recognition of excellence on the golf course and in the classroom, Osterbrock and Hogenkamp garnered NCAA Division III All-America Scholar honors.
Tiger golfers continue to make strides during the summer months, with four women scheduled to play in upcoming women's team championship in Powell, Ohio.
Andrews capped a phenomenal sophomore season with his first career All-America award.
Wittenberg struggles on final day but still finishes 13th in the nation.
Wittenberg moved up five spots with the low round of day on the challenging Raven course at the Sandestin Beach and Golf Resort.
Alex Andrews, Ben Hogenkamp and David Wetterich are all recognized for their stellar play in the 2012-13 season with first-team awards.
Wittenberg tied for 13th to narrowly move inside cut line halfway through national championship.
Wittenberg posts fifth-best score on more challenging Raven course to get in good position to make the 15-team cut.
For the 20th time in program history, Wittenberg will compete in an NCAA men's golf national championship tournament as the 14th-ranked Tigers head to Florida for the 2013 event.
Alex Andrews wins medalist honors and NCAC Player of the Year award while Jeff Roope earns fourth straight conference Coach of the Year.
Wittenberg came from way behind to pick up a one-stroke victory at Ohio Wesleyan as Alex Andrews and Jeff Roope give Tigers a sweep of the NCAC's individual awards.
The sixth annual Wittenberg Golf Alumni, Family & Friends Fund-raising Golf Outing takes place on Saturday, May 18, at Springfield Country Club.
Men's golf sophomore Alex Andrews and baseball senior Kevin Tolle put together big performances to be named NCAC Players of the Week.
Wittenberg will carry 13-stroke lead into last two rounds of NCAC Championship Series after solid win in Ted Barclay Invitational.
Three-time defending champions enter the two-week competition picked to win by seven of the league's nine coaches.
Men's golf freshman Sam Geise, softball junior Rachel Ross and baseball senior Zach Finke all had great weeks as NCAC Players of the Week.