Guilford Quakers’ NCAA championship run ends in the semifinals

Bree Lavine, Jake Davis, and Faheem Alam • March 19, 2024

A packed home game at Ragan-Brown as the Guilford Quakers take on the defending champion Christopher Newport Captains on March 9.

After a very successful run to make the Final Four in the NCAA Division III men’s basketball tournament, the Guilford Quakers lost to the Hampden-Sydney Tigers with a final score of 62-57.

While the season may have come to an end, the Quakers gave the entire Guilford community a season to remember with some intense and exciting moments on the court. These photos highlight some moments during the Quakers’ run in some of their more recent games.

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Bree Lavine, Editor-in-Chief

Bree is a Freshman from High Point, North Carolina who is a Creative writing major and a film minor. Bree was a staff writer for the Guilfordian last semester and is now the Feature editor and is writing her own column 'Bree's Breeze on Culture' that explores things like anime, T.V. Shows, and movies. Aside from that Bree spends her time playing video games, drawing, hanging out with friends, and working on her own novel.

Jake Davis, Sports Editor

Jacob is a Senior majoring in Sport Management and minoring in Sports Marketing from Thomasville, N.C. This is Jacob’s third year with Guilfordian and his second year as an editor. He loves all sports but particularly enjoys NASCAR, Football, and Mixed Martial Arts. Alongside the paper, Jacob is also a member of the Guilford College Track & Field Team.

Faheem Alam, Managing Editor & Sports Editor

Faheem is an early college senior who hopes to pursue higher studies in neuroscience and health policy. He enjoys playing Souls games, watching and playing basketball and football, and spending time with friends. He has been with the paper for over a year and serves as the Managing Editor and Sports Section Editor.

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