At an ultimate frisbee practice on Feb. 24 on Guilford’s golf course, members of Biohazard Ultimate Frisbee learned more than how to dive for a catch, or “layout” in their jargon. That Saturday,...
Have you ever heard of the Biohazard Ultimate Frisbee Club? Are you interested? It’s been around Guildford for what feels like generations.
“We are still unsure how this club got the name ‘Biohazard,’...
Club t-shirts, sign-up sheets, posters and cupcakes filled tables in the galleries of Founders Hall.
Free t-shirts and cupcakes were just a few things that attracted dozens of Guilford College students...
“You literally have to have people’s backs,” said first-year Maya Price.
This proves to be true for a sport in which tackling is the key to gaining possession.
One would be quick to assume...
Frisbee: the calm, college quad sport. Not for team Biohazard.
On April 9 and 10, the boisterous Frisbee enthusiasts hosted Whiskey Flick, the annual spring ultimate Frisbee tournament. Colleges from...
Whether you are looking to play golf competitively at the collegiate level or just to go and play a few rounds, there is a new opportunity for you on campus.
This spring introduces the addition of a...
Disclaimer: This story is a part of our April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian staff and is not based in fact.
“We will not stand for this,” said sophomore...
If ever you were looking for an opportunity to make friends, have fun and compete in an exciting sport, look no further than Biohazard — Guilford College’s Ultimate Frisbee team.
In Ultimate Frisbee,...
Lots of students who are sports fans come to college and are not able to play or prefer not to play varsity athletics. Luckily, a college like Guilford is able to give those students that competitive and...
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