This fall semester, the beloved Guilford football team experienced a difficult but special season, as most of the team's players are in their final year at Guilford. Their bond and the loving support they...
In 2018, the women’s soccer team had a season that was marked by close games. The team's 6-10 record could’ve been very different if the four games decided by one goal had some more bounces that went...
Men’s soccer looks to make playoff push in conference play.
The Guilford College men’s soccer team started their 2019 season with a huge win over Averett University, 3-1. First-year Sam Coughlin...
The Guilford College men’s and women’s cross country teams opened the 2019 season with their first home meet in five years on Friday, Aug. 30. First-year Emily Winder placed fourth in the women’s...
The new women’s rugby team is paving the way here at Guilford for up and coming women's sports. Guilford College Director of Athletics Sue Bower announced the addition of women's rugby to the school's...
The golf team recently returned from Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational. Their uncharacteristic slow start on day one ended up being their downfall.
Senior James Mishoe was the team's highest finisher...
Got spirit? Guilford’s new Cheer and Dance Team sure does, as they exhibited their moves on
the quad in front of Founders Hall during the three-week session. The team is full of lively
energy preparing...
Disclaimer: This story is a part of out April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian Staff and is not based in fact.
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