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Wittenberg University

Wittenberg University has long been a pioneer in athletics and recreation, offering as broad-based an intercollegiate athletics program as possible and leading the way in offering women competitive opportunities. Now offering 23 varsity teams — 11 for men and 12 for women — in addition to numerous club and intramural opportunities, Wittenberg has something to meet every student's athletics and recreation needs.

In the fall, varsity teams are fielded in men's and women's cross country, field hockey, football, men's and women's soccer and women's volleyball. Winter sports include men's and women's swimming and diving, men's and women's basketball and men's and women's indoor track and field. The spring season features men's and women's golf, men's and women's outdoor track and field, men's and women's tennis, softball, baseball and men's and women's lacrosse.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-25-13) - Baseball

Conference play is scheduled to begin in the North Coast this weekend with four divisional series’ on the slate: DePauw (0-0, 5-4) hosting Denison (0-0, 4-6), Oberlin (0-0, 6-2) traveling to Hiram (0-0, 9-6), Kenyon (0-0, 11-3) entertaining Wooster (0-0, 7-5) and Wittenberg (0-0, 8-1) visiting Wabash (0-0, 6-7). NCAC divisional series’ consist of four games over two days with one seven-inning game and one-nine inning game being played on both days. With the recent string of inclement weather throughout the region, be sure to check the NCAC website for scheduling updates throughout the week.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-25-13) - Men's & Women's Golf

North Coast men’s and women’s golf squads battled mother nature last weekend, but were still able to complete action across the state of Ohio and elsewhere. The Wittenberg women’s squad posted the best finish on the week as the Tigers won the Mt. Union Spring Invitational on Saturday with 326 strokes. Golf action continues this week with the Alleghey and Wittenberg men competing at The West Cup in LaVerne, California, March 25-26, and the DePauw women competing at the Low Country Intercollegiate in Hilton Head, South Carolina, March 24-25.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-25-13) - Outdoor Track & Field

Numerous North Coast track and field squads battled inclement weather over the weekend to compete in early spring events, highlighted by Kenyon, Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg sending teams to New Concord, Ohio, for Muskingum’s Amy Adams Memorial Invitational.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-25-13) - NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships

The NCAC continued its dominance at the 2013 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships as the Kenyon College men captured their 32nd national title all-time with 499.5 points. The Lords outdueled two-time defending national champion Denison by 71.5 points as the Big Red finished second with 428 points, while DePauw was 13th in the final standings with 105 points. In the women’s competition, the Kenyon Ladies finished second behind four-time National Champion Emory with 483 points, while Denison was third with 363 points, DePauw and Wooster tied for 27th with 19 points each and Ohio Wesleyan tied for 30th with Illinois Wesleyan with 18 points. In addition, CLICK HERE to watch on-site interviews conducted by NCAC Assistant Executive Director, Russell Kramer.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-18-13) - Women's Tennis

The North Coast spring women’s season continued last week highlighted by Oberlin’s perfect 2-0 markwith wins over Ohio Northern and John Carroll. Conference squads return to action this week, including the start of North Coast play, as Denison will host Ohio Wesleyan on Tuesday.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-18-13) - Men's Lacrosse

In his 20th season at the helm of the Big Red men’s lacrosse program, Denison head coach Mike Caravana earned his 200th career victory after a 17-4 win over Centre last week. Denison, winners of four straight, will host Wooster this weekend as North Coast play gets underway with four tilts scheduled.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-18-13) - Women's Lacrosse

The North Coast women’s lacrosse season continued last week with all nine teams in action. The week was highlighted by DePauw’s first-ever win in program history, 26-6, over Wilmington. The Tigers were paced by Knubbe Kunz (Indianapolis, IN/Park Tudor) and Natalie Swiler (Edina, MN/Edina) who each posted four goals in the win.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-18-13) - Softball

North Coast softball squads continued spring break trips last week highlighted, by Ohio Wesleyan which got off to a 7-3 start in the 2013 campaign. Non-conference action continues this week with all nine teams taking to the diamond.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-18-13) - Men's & Women's Golf

Several North Coast men’s and women’s golf squads have kicked off the spring portions of their schedules over the past two weeks by competing in spring break tournament’s in Arizona, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.

NCAC Weekly Release (3-18-13) - Men's Tennis

North Coast men’s tennis teams continued spring break trips last week, while a majority of squads will be back in action up north this week with non-conference matches on the schedule every day of the week except Friday (3/22).

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