The Philadelphia Eagles versus the New England Patriots was a hot-trending game filled with intense moments. The Eagles won 16 of their 19 games prior to the Superbowl while the Patriots won 15 of 19 games, the final score was 41 to 33. This game was held in U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota where the weather included low temperatures of 8 degrees and a … Continue reading Philadelphia Eagles win the LII Superbowl
The Greensboro College baseball team is looking to kick off the 2018 season on a high note with the help of some new additions to the coaching staff. Avery Booker, who joined the team in the fall, has taken over as hitting coach for the team after the former coach, Chris Fenisey, left to take a position at High Point University. Avery was the pitching … Continue reading New Faces for Baseball Coaching Staff
With the new year comes a new season of Greensboro College sports. Teams featured in the upcoming spring season of athletics include baseball, softball, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s golf and men’s and women’s tennis. Basketball, swimming, and wrestling teams finish up the latter halves of their seasons in the spring as well. The baseball and softball teams both kick-off their seasons on February 9, … Continue reading A Look Into Spring Sports
While most of our Pride community was snuggled up by the fire over the break, our men’s and women’s basketball teams competed in multiple tough games. The women’s team went 4-4 over the break while the men’s team struggled, only going 2-7. Both teams will look to rebound as a new year and new semester begins. The women’s team (10-4, 6-1 USA South) started 0-2 … Continue reading Winter Sports Recap
The Collegian was lucky enough to speak with a senior on the volleyball team. Shayla Moss has been apart of the Greensboro College Volleyball team since her freshman year. The team has just started their season and are currently at seven wins and only four losses. Continue reading Player Profile on Senior Volleyball Player Shayla Moss
The Pride lost 63-7 against the Brevard College Tornadoes on September 16 with the bright spot being Markez Brown finding the end zone on the final drive to avoid the shutout. Continue reading Greensboro College Gears Up For Midseason Matchups After a Rocky Home Opener Against Brevard
For the past several years, all of the institutions in USA South have participated in Cans Across Conference. The event was started up by the USA South Athletic Conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) back in 2004. Continue reading Cans Across Conference
Emily Horn prepares to serve in the September 9 contest against ECSU. Photo by: Alta Sky – Greensboro College Athletics By Tyler Fuller The Greensboro College women’s volleyball team is starting the 2017 season strong. Through five contests in two tournaments, The Pride is 4-1 as they prepared for the Maryville Scots Invitational on the weekend of September 15. The Greensboro College Labor Day Invitational, … Continue reading Volleyball Off to Strong Start
“I can tell you this year we are a different team,” said Greensboro College Pride Head Football Coach Greg Crum just over a week before the season opener. Coming off the 1-9 season last fall that began his tenure at Greensboro College, Crum said the “energy” has changed drastically and believes that the program is a definitely on an upswing.
Crum addressed the details of the offensive side of the football by foreseeing that the positions of wide receiver and tailback will produce for this football team this year… Continue reading Football Coach Talks 2017 Season
The Greensboro College Women’s Soccer team kicked off their 2017 season on September 3 at Pride Field against Brooklyn College. I was able to set up an interview with head coach Gus Mota to ask him a few questions about this upcoming season. I asked Coach Mota, “After losing five starting seniors from last season, do you feel that the freshman you have brought in … Continue reading Preview: Women’s Soccer 2017
