For the women’s lacrosse team, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference tournament is less than a month away. With only six more opportunities to move into one of the top spots, head coach Sarah Lamphier...
This year, men’s lacrosse is looking to make history.
A small taste of success came last season when the team made its first appearance in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference tournament in over a...
“This year the team is small and young,” said senior midfielder Marina Bailey. “We have a lot of potential. Our biggest strength as a team is communication.
“Everyone’s voice on our team is...
Lights, cameras and nearly 100 people filled the East Gallery in Founders Hall as eight-year-old Brooke Austin signed to Guilford College’s women’s lacrosse team on October 7.
“They made me a...
Memories of lacrosse came flooding back to the alumni as they stepped once again onto Appenzeller Field. For many, it was their first year away from their favorite pastime.
On Sept. 19, the current...
“We have a growing team,” said first-year and goalie Sarah Sedaghat. “I think we can prove people wrong and prove on our ranking. We can build up that ladder with a lot of hard work.”
The Guilford...
A normal day for lacrosse starts at 4 p.m. Players flood the locker room before four. The early birds usually get treatment from trainers Jared and Danielle.
There is nothing soft about lacrosse.
I...
Junior lacrosse player Juquan Tellis volunteers regularly at The Community Kitchen Project and is a Bonner Scholar. Tellis has started for three years for the lacrosse team and contributes his leadership,...
With fall and winter sports ending, our Guilford College spring sports teams have been training and preparing for the coming 2014 season.
Here’s a look at what to expect:
Baseball
Head...
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