The men’s and women’s lacrosse teams played their final home games of the season on April 22 and celebrated the decorated careers of each of their respective seniors, who were playing their final games...
For a sport that is a mostly about individual matches, the relationships built by the tennis teams at Guilford College are exceptionally strong.
The strength of these relationships show not only in...
Despite not making a trip to Puerto Rico this season, the women’s lacrosse is poised for another fun year, according to head coach Sarah Lamphier.
“I walk into practice excited and walk out thinking...
When head Softball coach Dennis Shores started coaching at Guilford in 2007, the softball team averaged about 17 attendees per game.
“Now we have seating for over 150, and typically they’re all...
Andrew Walker, Contributing Writer
• February 9, 2017
Despite the cold, the Guilford College Baseball team has been practicing and their season has begun.
The Quakers hope to improve on their record from last year of 17-24 overall and 6-14 in Old Dominion...
For the Quakers’ men’s soccer team, last season is over and done with. This year is about starting fresh.
This season, new head coach Cory Speed was introduced to the soccer team this season a week...
William Breyer & James Sharpe, Staff Writers
• February 19, 2016
“The team is looking good this year,” said head Guilford College baseball coach Nick Black ‘02. “(There are) lots of new faces meshing in with the returning team.”
Guilford’s baseball season...
Twenty-seven girls. One team. One family.
On Feb. 20, the Guilford College softball team will kickoff their 2016 season with an all-too-familiar home game against Meredith College.
“Last year, we...
Lights. Camera. Quakers.
In just one day the Guilford College Quakers take on the Greensboro College Pride under the Saturday night lights.
The 2014 Guilford football team finished the season 8-2,...
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