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By Gerald Witt

December 9, 2011

Tar Heels on the doorstep

For the fourth time in as many years, North Carolina has reached the College Cup and will attempt to win a men’s soccer championship. But for the first time in those appearances, a championship is a long-standing goal. Read More

December 2, 2011

Agee will hold court at UNCG once again

Championships and titles are handed out each year in women’s basketball, but courts at Division I schools aren’t named in honor of a person nearly so often. On Saturday, UNCG will name the women’s basketball court in Fleming Gym after lo... Read More

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October 29, 2011

No. 9 Southern Guilford 20, Asheboro 6

GREENSBORO — On an already soggy night, Southern Guilford coach Darryl Brown managed to get even more wet.His Storm (8-2, 4-1 Mid-Piedmont 3-A) beat Asheboro (7-4, 3-2) at home 20-6 on Friday night to clinch a first-round home playoff game and a sha... Read More

October 19, 2011

Greensboro to host diving nationals

GREENSBORO — Bringing USA Diving nationals to town was at least two years in the making, maybe longer.That time frame was well before the Greensboro Aquatic Center, which officially opened in September, was being built. Read More

September 7, 2011

Hoppers are having fun and winning games

GREENSBORO — The Grasshoppers players are actually enjoying baseball. For athletes, games become jobs, and as in any workplace some can take that too seriously. While player development is one reason the minor leagues exist, the work can overtake so... Read More

August 22, 2011

Andy Roddick to play Tuesday night in Winston-Salem Open

Andy Roddick, the No. 21 ranked tennis player in the world, will begin his match in the Tuesday evening session of the Winston-Salem Open. The evening session begins at 7 p.m., according to a news release from the pro tennis event. Read More

August 21, 2011

Owner: Grass isn't always greener

GREENSBORO -- Greens at Sedgefield Country Club won't receive new grass until owner John McConnell sees how the Champion Dwarf Bermudagrass greens work at Starmount Forest Country Club. "I'm a software guy," McConnell said Saturday, referring to... Read More

August 19, 2011

Death at N.C. A&T shifts culture

GREENSBORO — A year removed from a student death on its track, N.C. A&T is updating its athletics policies and boosting its oversight of coaches and efforts to keep athletes safe, even as it prepares for possible litigation after the death of Jo... Read More

Is it a bunker? No, it's artwork

GREENSBORO -- You can get serious about building sand castles with these guys. Near the Wyndham Championship's fan pavilion around No. 18, two guys shoveled and sprayed down about three truckloads of sand. "What are you building, one of those platfor... Read More

August 12, 2011

Get outside, enjoy Guilford County

GREENSBORO — You can hike miles around a lake and see wildlife within a 15 minute drive of downtown Greensboro. Or you can ride a mountain bike across 30 miles of trails. If you’d rather hook some fish or get some paddling in, that’s ne... Read More

August 4, 2011

Greensboro Green aims at elusive crown

GREENSBORO — For the second straight year, a Greensboro youth baseball all-star team is going to the Colt League World Series in Lafayette, Ind. Greensboro Green team members will load into rented vans and leave at 9 a.m. today. The players will pas... Read More

July 20, 2011

Some positive signs for N.C. Marathon

GREENSBORO — More officials and extra signs will line the course of the 2011 United Healthcare North Carolina Marathon.In last year's race, a misdirected half-marathoner wound up finishing the marathon first and caused some controversy in the local... Read More

June 27, 2011

Greensboro Aquatic Center coming together

GREENSBORO — The most striking features in the late stages of construction at the Greensboro Aquatic Center are the huge concrete-and-tile pits.Standing next to a 17-foot-deep diving well gives you a sense for what some athletes there will be doing. Read More

PIECE BY PIECE, IT'S COMING TOGETHER

GREENSBORO -- The most striking features in the late stages of construction at the Greensboro Aquatic Center are the huge concrete-and-tile pits. Standing next to a 17-foot-deep diving well gives you a sense for what some athletes there will be doing. The... Read More

June 16, 2011

YMCA short course nationals coming to Greensboro

GREENSBORO -- A national youth championship through the YMCA is coming to the Greensboro Aquatic Center in 2012. The announcement came today in a news conference at the Greensboro Coliseum. Read More

Another major swim event on its way

GREENSBORO — Greensboro appears to have hooked the YMCA 2012 Short Course Swimming and Diving Championships for its new aquatics center. The event attracts about 1,600 top swimmers from across the country and will move from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., t... Read More

June 15, 2011

Aquatics center officials will announce national event Thursday

GREENSBORO — It appears likely that the YMCA short course nationals will come to Greensboro in 2012, though officials with the meet would not confirm.Jim Weaton, the national director of events for the YMCA, said today that Greensboro was one of six... Read More

May 19, 2011

Report of assault opens up discussion

GREENSBORO — College athletes, who are often physically and socially the big men on campus, should not get a pass on rules for sexual conduct, says a victims’ advocate in Greensboro. Read More

May 8, 2011

Guilford College with golf new coach is after a title

GREENSBORO — The Guilford College golf team was mourning the loss of its longtime coach, Jack Jensen, while preparing for the NCAA Division III championship at this time last year. The 2011 team makeup is much the same, and now with coach Corey Magg... Read More

May 2, 2011

Is this the last pitch for War Memorial Stadium?

GREENSBORO — Just northeast of downtown Greensboro sits a $186,000-a-year taxpayer conundrum: War Memorial Stadium. As the City Council considers cuts to balance a $423 million budget, all city expenses are being analyzed. And what to do with the ba... Read More

Funding the pools will likely remain in the budget

OTHER ITEMS OF INTERESTAREA POOLS At issue: There has been hand-wringing among members of the swimming community on the possibility of cuts that would close public pools in the city. But four City Council members and the mayor say they oppose such cuts...... Read More

April 24, 2011

N.C. A&T adding new safety measures after Milandu's death

GREENSBORO —An idyllic afternoon scene unfolded at N.C. A&T, with white clouds floating high over the cobalt-blue track where a few dozen runners ran their workouts in a light breeze. Read More

April 21, 2011

Course looks at baseball through movie camera's lens

GREENSBORO — Cold beer sat on ice for students in the class. Boxes of Cracker Jack and peanuts sat nearby. Most students for this film course at Greensboro College were baseball geeks, but they didn't have to be to appreciate what they were watching... Read More

April 18, 2011

Lacrosse's local leader is leaving the land

GREENSBORO — About 30 youths played lacrosse when Billy Hook came here to grow the sport. That was 15 years and more than a thousand players ago. Now there are leagues spanning across Burlington, Winston-Salem, High Point and Greensboro with about 1... Read More

April 15, 2011

Area triathletes don't have to go far

GREENSBORO -- In just four years, the sprint triathlon at Belews Lake has grown to draw an elite field. As an event in a statewide triathlon series, according to the race director, it blinks bright on the event lists for athletes. Read More

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