Resilience. The women’s soccer team preached the word during their practices and team discussions.
The Quakers’ goal this season is to succeed in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference tournament....
As the weather becomes cooler and the trees begin to light up in an array of colors, it is obvious the midst of fall is upon Guilford College.
One thing not cooling down is the Guilford College sports...
I arrive at women’s head soccer coach Michael Shenigo’s office several minutes early to find him listening to an oldie-but-goodie whose name escapes me at the moment. While he ushers me in, I hate...
As women across the world kick through glass ceilings and stereotypes, so does the Guilford College women’s soccer team.
The women’ did not have as many wins as players had hoped for. However, the...
At the age of five, senior women’s soccer player Caroline Bishop laced up her first pair of cleats. Since, her determination has kept the ball rolling.
“She played at a very high level in high school,”...
Some players’ passion for their sport is so strong that they never want to leave. This is the case for the new Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Bri Eilman.
Eilman graduated from Guilford last year...
Regardless of the previous year's results, all six of the Guilford College fall sports teams remain optimistic that the 2012 seasons will yield results worthy of acclaim.
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