The Quakers men’s soccer team kicks off the 2017 season. It has been a productive offseason with head coach Cory Speed coming into his second season at Guilford. Team captain Brayden Currin saw many...
Bounce. Thwack. “Yeah, you got it girls.” Those are the sounds of a typical Guilford volleyball practice.
With the number of players on the team lowering drastically from 18 to 10, many said they...
Here at Guilford College, athletics is something student-athletes are deeply passionate about. Here we value being able to represent the name Quakers on the front of our jerseys. But it is more than just...
On the evening of Saturday, Nov. 15, the light of a new Guilford Quakers basketball season glared off of the shiny surface of Jack Jensen Court.
The men’s basketball team started off their Invitational...
Have no fear, Guilford College sports fans: the cheerleading team has reemerged. Growing in size, talent and versatility, the newly assembled team is ready to bring Quaker spirit back to Guilford athletics.
“They...
Just a few days ago, I thought that sports readers only read the Sports section. I was wrong. Sports readers: this is an apology to you.
It all started when I was sitting in class listening to a guest...
Never mind the fact that I had to log into GuilfordNet with a username and password just to access the Administrative and Program Services Assessment draft report. Perhaps I am alone in thinking this information...
“He’s a big role model in my life — on and off the court,” said Jackson Kent of his father Robert Kent ‘76, one of the members of the ‘72–‘73 men’s championship basketball team. “He...
Sunburned, tired but happy, the women’s tennis team pulled off a close win against Randolph College in Virginia during their second match of the day. The first victory was hard-won against Old Dominion...
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