“I don’t want to disappoint my teammates or my coaches and I think that’s a lot of pressure I feel daily,” said Bill Wampler, senior on Wright State’s Men’s Basketball team. “I feel like it’s hard as an athlete to not be hard on yourself because we’re trying to be the best we possibly can be.”
Here are the sports highlights for Wright State Raiders from November 4 through 11.
In an intense match against Cleveland State, Women’s Soccer fought hard but eventually fell to the Vikings.
Your Wright State sports recap is here: this is what you missed in WSU athletics last week.
After a successful season last year for both teams, both Men’s Basketball Head Coach Scott Nagy and Women’s Basketball Head Coach Katrina Merriweather are hopeful for the upcoming season.
The G team takes on the women’s volleyball team this week in a game! Also, get to know some of the players that are breaking records.
With their conference championships and regionals coming up in November, Wright State’s Cross Country team is working hard to prepare for success.
Free shirts, food, drinks, and soccer, all to raise awareness for breast cancer.
Jordyne Helinski started playing soccer at four years old and by the age of 10, was already competing on a travel team.
Wright State’s Women’s Volleyball team has shocked the Horizon League with a 16-game winning streak, the longest in the nation.