On Friday, Aug. 31, the Guilford College men's and women's cross-country teams put their off-season training to the test at the Guilford Cross Country Opener. The meet, held on the teams’ Meadows Course,...
Editor’s note: Etsuo’s Corner is a weekly column for World & Nation by Etsuo Fujita, an international student from Japan. Fujita features the stories of other international students or writes...
The men’s and women’s cross country teams completed their runs at the Old Dominion Athletic Conference championships hosted by Virginia Wesleyan University on Saturday Oct. 28, and the success of the...
The men’s cross country team returns this fall determined and hungry but, unfortunately, small in numbers.
“If one or two of us can’t go (to a meet), we don’t get a team score,” said senior...
Six meets. Six women. One team.
Already, the women’s cross country team has started off their season at a full sprint.
“We’re excited about being back together and training,” said junior...
The new school year is upon us, and once again the cross country team is up and running.
With nine new freshmen joining the returning members and their new motto “Never Settle,” these Quakers are...
Night-runner. Lifesaver. Quaker. This is the description of All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference’s First Team runner Andris Goncarovs.
“Why do I love running?” said Goncarovs.
“There’s...
Running. One of the most basic, but most grueling and competitive of all sports. It turns out that Guilford College has three of the best runners in the South/Southeast region, which spans from Texas to...
A flitting shadow in the trees, glimpsed only for a moment. A shape, too fleet-footed for the eye to follow, tearing down some forested trail. One might speculate that they have caught a glimpse of a species...
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