2023-2024 Year in Review
The 2023-2024 year provided countless access to excellence opportunities for our students on campus and beyond. Take a look back at the year that was and what will be.
The 2023-2024 year provided countless access to excellence opportunities for our students on campus and beyond. Take a look back at the year that was and what will be.
UNCG baseball senior Caleb Cozart was named the Southern Conference Player of the Year, while Interim Head Coach Cody Ellis earned SoCon Coach of the Year.
Kelvin Hernandez of the UNC Greensboro men’s golf team finished as the top individual not on an advancing team at the NCAA Regionals at The University of Texas Golf Club to advance to the NCAA Championship.
Since graduating from UNC Greensboro, former Spartan baseball player Keaton Haack ’16 has been able to keep his love of the sport in a successful marketing and sales career, first with the Kansas City Chiefs and now with the Durham Bulls.
Speech communication alum Todd Lewis ’89 is now a fixture on the Golf Channel and has interviewed virtually all the professional golfers.
Keyford Langley ’92, star UNCG point guard, still holds the program record for three-point percentage after three decades. But nothing quite matched the thrill of seeing his twin sons Keyshaun ’23 and Kobe Langley ’23 make their mark on UNCG Basketball these past few years, game after game.
The jerseys worn by UNC Greensboro men’s basketball alumni Isaiah Miller and Francis Alonso will be retired this summer. Both Miller and Alonso have their names etched in the UNCG men’s basketball record book in a multitude of single season and career top 10 categories.
Men’s and women’s basketball go into the Southern Conference Tournament as the No. 2 seeds, hoping they’ll return to Greensboro with a new conference tournament title.
The softball team swept Elon in a doubleheader on Saturday, earning Head Coach Janelle Breneman this new achievement in her career.
The UNC Greensboro 2024 Men’s Soccer season is underway. The five-match slate includes the inaugural Carolina Cup, which is a five-team league where all teams play one another, including the Spartans, Gardner-Webb, High Point, South Carolina, and Campbell.