Which was the real competition: Super Bowl LV or North Greenville’s wing eating contest?
Which was the real competition: Super Bowl LV or North Greenville’s wing eating contest?
North Greenville Athletics along with coaches, staff, and student-athletes have long awaited the day for their sport to be given the yes to compete again. Fortunately, that day has arrived.
The sun sets upon an empty field, concluding another season of Crusader baseball. Like everything else in the world, the season was different this year. Since COVID-19 restrictions caused the athletes to not spend as much time together off the field, they made the most out of the time they had on the field.
Younts Fitness Center has been maintaining protocols for safety during COVID-19. Though only 10 students are able to work out here at a time, committed gym-goers are still able to work out regularly throughout the week.
No sport was impacted by the onset of COVID-19 more than college basketball, but good news basketball fans. College hoops are making a come back and start Nov. 25.
Two NFL teams are battling it out potentially by losing to win the grand prize.
NGU’s intramural volleyball tournament playoffs were held this past weekend. Students came together for a night of competitive fun.
From a small country town in Texas to the big stage of the NBA Finals, Jimmy Butler is proof that hard work and dedication will allow you to do things you never imagined could happen.
The Greenville Swamp Rabbits, a member of the minor hockey ECHL league, has announced their intentions for beginning the 2020-21 season. Thirteen of the league’s 26 teams, including the Swamp Rabbits, will begin play on December 11.
Fantasy football is growing by the year, and while it may just be an entertaining form of friendly competition for some, it’s a much more serious ordeal for others.