Andrew Walker, Sports and Web Editor
• March 23, 2018
The Guilford College baseball team started slow, but has been improving over the season. The team has a 10-8-1 record including a five-game winning streak from March 9 to 15.
“We started off on a...
Guilford’s men’s tennis team is hoping history repeats itself.
The Quakers were tabbed third in the 2016-17 Old Dominion Athletic Conference preseason poll and concluded the season one spot above...
Head coach Nick Black and his baseball team are ready for the season, but inexperience is a looming threat to their start.
Last season, Guilford’s baseball team missed Old Dominion Athletic Conference...
Former assistant women’s lacrosse coach Charlotte Dixon was recently named this year’s interim head coach of the Quakers. Dixon replaces Sarah Lamphier, who accepted an offer to be an assistant coach...
With the conclusion of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Softball Tournament this past weekend, Guilford’s softball team’s season has arrived at its conclusion. This season was a historic campaign...
All the late nights spent in the library devoted to writing papers and studying for exams are over now.
You did it. You made it through college.
There is an undoubtedly enormous emphasis on a student’s...
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...
“It’s hard to put four years into a small statement,” said senior Phil Hong. “When I look back, I remember the ups and downs, the stresses of exams and papers, and the meaningful relationships...
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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