Press releases:

• Nixon Named NFCA All-Region in Softball (5/7/08)
• Six Earn All-GPAC in Softball (5/6/08)
• Softball Ends Regular Season With Sweep (4/30/08)
• Tiedgen Named Player of the Week (4/21/08)
• Softball Drops Three Straight Games (4/20/08)
• Tiedgen Throws No-Hitter to Beat Lancers (4/16/08)
• Kennedy Named GPAC Player-of-the-Week (4/16/08)
• NWU Sweeps Sioux Falls in Softball (4/13/08)
• Prairie Wolves Split with Warriors (4/9/08)
• Nixon Named AD3I Player of the Week (4/7/08)
• Kingery Becomes All-Time Wins Leader (4/7/08)
• NWU Sweeps Buena Vista in Softball (4/6/08)
• Extra Innings for Softball Doubleheader (4/2/08)
• Softball Goes 1-3 on GPAC Weekend (3/29/08)
• Simpson Takes Two From Wolves (3/26/08)
• Offense Explodes in Home Opener (3/22/08)
• Softball Opens Season with 3 Wins (3/16/08)
• NWU chosen 6th in GPAC Preseason Poll (1/28/08)
  
• Nebraska Wesleyan names softball recruits (7/27/07)
  
• AD3I names 2007 All-Independent Softball Teams (5/29/07)
  
• NWU shares GPAC All-Sports trophy (5/28/07)
  
• Softball team claims AD3I Midwest title (5/4/07)
  
• Wagner receives AD3I award for March (4/12/07)
  
• Conference honor goes to NWU’s Nixon (4/10/07)
  
• Nixon garners independent award (4/9/07)
  
• Kingery wins 100th career game at NWU (4/3/07)
  
• Ortmeier earns GPAC’s weekly honor (4/3/07)
  
• Wagner receives AD3I Player of the Week (3/26/07)
  
• Wagner shares GPAC pitching award (3/19/07)
  
• AD3I tabs Wurdeman for softball honor (3/12/07)
  
  Press Release Archive
  
  2007 Season Wrap-up
  
  Nebraska Wesleyan produced its second best softball season in school history, finishing 24-12 in 2007 and breaking several records along the way, including team marks for earned run average (2.20) and fielding percentage (.965).
  
  After a 3-4 start to the year, the team won seven straight, which included sweeps against Mt. Marty College, Doane College and Dordt College. The Prairie Wolves crushed three Doane pitchers for 19 runs on 21 hits to hand the Tigers mercy-rule losses in the first two games on their new field. In the Dordt sweep, Lance Kingery earned his 100th career head coaching victory at NWU.
  
  Nebraska Wesleyan lost four of its next six games, but found the winning groove again with six consecutive wins in late April. During the span, NWU snapped an eight-game losing streak to Concordia University (Neb.), which dated back to April 17, 2002.
  
  Splits against Hastings College, eventual GPAC Champion Morningside College and Dana College pushed the team’s final league record to 13-9. First-year pitcher Ashley Wagner tossed a no-hitter against Morningside, NWU’s first no-no in softball history.
  
  The Prairie Wolves then traveled to Dubuque, Iowa, where they defeated host Clarke College 3-1 in the championship game of the AD3I Midwest Tournament. A total of five NWU players were named to the All-Tournament team.
  
  When NCAA bids were handed out, Nebraska Wesleyan did not find itself among the teams selected, but with only one senior on the team, NWU should be in position to break its postseason drought in 2008.
  
  Sophomore Kelsey Worley, who hit .433 on the season, earned a place on the All-GPAC First Team, while Wagner, senior Vicki Ortmeier and juniors Klancy Nixon and Mollie Seim made the Second Team.
  Sophomore Andrea Thorne received honorable mention.
  
  Ortmeier, Worley and Wagner were among AD3I’s First Team selections, while Nixon was a third team pick. Wagner, who earned AD3I Rookie of the Year accolades, also earned AD3I Student-Athlete of the Month recognition for March and broke the school records for career shutouts (8) and single-season ERA (1.10) and strikeouts (105).