Quincy University Hawks

2024-25 (Senior): In his senior season, Witt saw action in nine events for a total of 40 games, where he averaged 192.8 pins per game. His top performance came during the 2025 Intercollegiate Singles Sectional Qualifier, where he knocked down 1312 pins across six games for an average of 218.667 pins per game, good for a 19th-place finish out of 175 bowlers. He also led the Hawks during the Midwest Collegiate Championships, knocking down 996 pins across five games for an average of 199.2 pins per game.
-    H.A.W.K. Award Winner

2023-24 (Junior): Witt continued to increase his average during his junior season, knocking down an average of 195.158 pins per game, second on the team. In twelve events and 57 total games, Witt had four top-25 finishes along with one top-10 finish. Caden finished just outside the top-5, placing 6th out of 126 bowlers at the Titan Invitational for a season-high finish. Witt would bowl his best during the 2024 Intercollegiate Singles Sectional Qualifier, where he knocked down a season-high 1287 pins in six games, giving him an average of 214.5 pins per game. 

2022-23 (Sophomore): In his second season as a Hawk, Witt saw a boost in his average with a 10-pin increase at 187.455 in ten events and 55 total games. In the ten events, Witt had two top-25 finishes, one top-10 finish, one top-5 finish, and a first-place finish at the Hawk Open. In his first-place finish, Caden knocked down a season-high 1155 pins over five games, giving him an average of 231.0 pins per game.

2021-22 (Freshman): As a freshman and part of the Hawk's inaugural bowling team, Witt participated in all six events, playing in 33 total games, where he was third on the team with a 177.121-pin average. Witt had his best event of the season at the Leatherneck Classic, placing 49th out of 385 bowlers. He knocked down a season-high 1242 pins over six games, giving him an average of over 200 pins at 207.0.

Personal: Witt comes to Quincy from the southern part of the United States in Kaufman, Texas, where he attended the Christian Academy of America. Other than spending his time at the lanes, Witt enjoys playing video games, disc golf, and crafting. He also enjoys watching his favorite sports teams, the Miami Dolphins, Texas Rangers, and Dallas Stars. Caden is the son of Kathleen and Jay Witt, and the brother of his lone sibling Austin. 

Why QU?
I was home-schooled for the majority of my life and thought it would be easier to adjust to a smaller school such as QU, and then I found out from the previous coach Nick that they were starting a bowling program at QU and, I took that as an opportunity to try and start a program up to try and make it very successful for the future. I also chose QU because I love the atmosphere and the people, and it gives me the ability to do the things I love all in one place.