The men’s and women’s tennis teams are ready to swing into action as they head into conference season.
“Our goal leading up to the tournament is to finish strong in the regular season and to hold...
Guilford’s baseball team has been challenged each week in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. The conference is home to two ranked schools in D3baseball.com’s Top 25 poll, including top-ranked team...
Sometimes expectations are not met, but the Guilford College women’s basketball team has been meeting their expectations so far this season.
The team has an overall record of 19-3 and are 12-2 in...
One week into Quaker basketball and both men’s and women’s teams displayed dominance, building upon the successes they both shared last season. Here is a look at where both teams stand after their...
With being picked as the preseason favorite to win the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, this has the potential to be a great year for the women’s basketball team. This is before you consider the fact...
As the temperature begins to fall and the leaves begin fall from the tree branches, the college basketball season creeps closer and closer.
For the Guilford College men’s basketball team, it cannot...
Once both nets are set up, the team goes through band stretches and a dynamic warm-up. The Quaker’s volleyball team clocks in for practice. They divide into hitters and passers, go through technique...
Abe Kenmore, Social Justice & Diversity Coordinator
• September 2, 2016
Guilford may have lost a few star players to graduation last year, but the team feels more cohesive than ever.
“I think we’re all coming together as a family,” said junior quarterback Christian...
As the semester comes to an end, so does the 2016 spring sports season. From the tennis court to the baseball diamond, Guilford College athletes have put hours of work into preparing for their final games...
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