On Oct. 21, 2021, the Guilfordian interviewed Adrian Pineda, a first-year student and left-winger on Guilford’s men’s soccer team. Pineda is majoring in Business Administration. He enjoys making memories...
The Quakers did not start the ‘21 campaign in glamorous fashion. Guilford’s baseball team began its 2021 campaigns on March 13, getting swept by Shenandoah University with scores of 10-2 and 6-2.
Starting...
With spring sports just around the corner, I interviewed members of the baseball and softball teams to get an insight on their upcoming seasons.
Baseball:
With baseball well underway and two inter...
The Guilford College cheerleading squad recently won a whopping $8,000 to go towards uniforms for their team. The cheer team won the money by participating in a national Instagram giveaway by Rebel Athletics....
As numbers of positive COVID-19 cases and detection of close contacts continued to rise in the on-campus testing session a few weeks ago, Guilford College’s sports teams are still in the midst of their...
When you think about college sports, you probably envision a sea of people decked out in school colors, shouting a cheer for the players on the field down below. Sadly for Guilford College, this year's...
COVID-19 has put a complete damper on allowing college athletes to play the sports that they have committed to playing. The Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) is convinced that if student athletes...
“I was sitting in Dave’s office last spring after returning from a mission trip in Texas,” said Morgan Tompkins, a junior and member of Guilford’s volleyball team. “He asked me about my greatest...
The sweaty life of the Division III athlete isn’t as majestic as it appears. Hours of blocks, tackles and passes are most commonly followed by an equal amount of time locked in the library. Food, friends...
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