An African proverb says, “If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Thus far, the men’s track and field team has embodied both ideals this season.
The Quakers have...
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...
On Monday, Oct. 16, a Title IX lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court of Middle District of North Carolina by Danny and Kimberly Cash, several former female student athletes of Guilford College and...
The Guilford Quakers men’s and women’s cross country coaches are excited about the potential growth in their athletes.
Entering their first meet, the Quakers had the idea of using the race as another...
The track team is ready for a new semester or, more accurately, the track teams.
Track and field is starting off its first season of being split into a men’s and a women’s team, leaving the teams...
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...
When I first began writing this article I found that I needed a bit of help to jumpstart my writing. I found myself searching for the meaning of “offseason” on the Internet.
In my search I found...
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