North Greenville University baseball player Bohogsian started his own non-profit organization, Team Bogo, to help Juvenille Diabetes Research Foundation raise funds for diabetes research.
North Greenville University baseball player Bohogsian started his own non-profit organization, Team Bogo, to help Juvenille Diabetes Research Foundation raise funds for diabetes research.
“The season has been good, even though we are playing tough teams this year, and some division one schools, the record doesn’t show the reality because most of the matches we lost were really close,” said Sérgio Araújo.
NGU’s baseball team sent Pfeiffer University home with a loss of 14-11.
Courtney Arndt said, “That game was a big win for us because we now have the confidence in knowing that we can win.”
Photographer: Miranda Bradford Freshman Emily Murphy winds up to pitch the ball. Sophomore Shayna Finley tells her teammates to keep an eye on third base. Freshman Emily Murphy pitches the ball […]
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Photographer: Miranda Bradford NGU’s lacrosse team gathers together to play against Coker College. Freshman Hunter Burgett pushes downfield guarding the ball despite the persistance of #24. Freshman Hunter Burgett breaks past the […]
North Greenville University men’s volleyball plays against Lees-McRae in a tournament of several teams on March 4, 2015. Lees-McRae managed to pull the win during the 5th set, obtaining three set wins to […]
Megan Conley, Staff Writer This semester North Greenville welcomes several new faculty members, one of whom is Zach Epting, Director of Athletic Operations and Facilities. Epting graduated from NGU in […]