Senior lacrosse player Jon Corrigan decided to make a ten minute documentary for his class final about the team's trip to St. Louis earlier this spring.  The documentary begins detailing the team's struggles the past three seasons.  As a fourth year player, Corrigan can attest to how far the team has come.  This season proved to be the best season in team history.

Head Men's Lacrosse Coach Jason Watts was named the first ever WHAC Coach of the Year in Men's Lacrosse.  The WHAC is the first conference in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) to sponsor lacrosse at the conference level.  Even though lacrosse is a club sport, the WHAC held a tournament in the spring in which Davenport University won.  Watts led the Wolves to a 3-1 conference record and a playoff berth which was the first playoff berth school history.  The team lost in the playoffs 8-7 in overtime against top seeded Grove City College.  Watts was also named the Coach of Character.

The softball team made a nice run in the WHAC tournament, but the team came up just a little bit short against Madonna in an elimination game.  After defeating Indiana Tech and then losing to Cornerstone, the Wolves faced Concordia in an elimination game.  Michigan-Dearborn put one run on the board in the first inning on sophomore Lindsay Taylor's single.  The Wolves loaded the bases, but Concordia made a pitching change to Kortney Loar.  Loar would not only strike out the Wolves next three hitters to end the threat, but she also struck out the side in the bottom of the second.