David Jablonski

The Wittenberg Tigers avoided a shutout with a fourth-quarter touchdown but lost 44-7 to No. 14 John Carroll at Edwards-Maurer Field in Springfield on Saturday.

Scott Isphording and John Hauser place one game above all the others when they’re talking about their time with the Wittenberg Tigers football program.

The Wittenberg Tigers won their North Coast Athletic Conference opener in dominant fashion, beating Ohio Wesleyan 55-17 on Saturday at Selby Stadium in Delaware.

The Juniata College women’s volleyball program almost reached the third anniversary of its last defeat, winning 103 matches in a row from Sept. 16, 2022, through Sept. 6, 2025.

Wittenberg overcomes 14-0 deficit to win on field goal in final minutes

The Wittenberg Tigers fell into a 24-0 hole at halftime and lost 31-13 in the season opener for both teams Saturday at Edwards Maurer Field.

Jim Collins begins his fourth season as Wittenberg Tigers football coach Saturday with hopes of returning the program to the top of the North Coast Athletic Conference.

Longtime Springfield Township trustee Jim Scoby dies at 68. He coached golf, tennis and basketball (including at UD under Donoher), and was a teacher, counselor and sports broadcaster.

Wittenberg won the North Coast Athletic Conference championship on May 4 at Otter Creek Golf Course in Columbus, Ind., qualifying for the NCAA Division III championship, which starts Tuesday at Midvale Country Club in Penfield, N.Y.

Triad High School will induct two teams, five athletes and others into its Athletic Hall of Fame during a ceremony at noon on June 14 at the Athletic Complex.