Team Norway’s open practice draws thousands to UNC Greensboro’s campus
Team Norway held its only open practice before the World Cup at UNCG Soccer Stadium.
Team Norway held its only open practice before the World Cup at UNCG Soccer Stadium.
For five seniors on the softball team, commencement didn’t end their collegiate experience. This team went on to win the SoCon championship and is still surviving and advancing through NCAA tournament play.
The team heads to the 2026 NCAA Division I Softball Tournament to play Clemson on Friday at 4:30 p.m. This weekend’s 4-0 shutout of Samford earned them their fourth SoCon sweep. This was the 17th shutout of the season, the most since 2000.
June 10 event gives fans a chance to see players before the World Cup Fans have a chance to see Team Norway up close when it hosts a free community training session Wednesday, June 10, at UNCG Soccer Stadium. The practice marks the team’s only scheduled public session during its time in… Continue reading…
For Samantha Fynn, nursing was a calling, not just a career choice. Now she’s trading the classroom for the emergency room and a home at the coast.
Young musicians rehearse with UNCG mentors; teen artists experiment across mediums; and future innovators dive into esports and STEM. Thanks to the variety of summer camps, they’ll sharpen their talents and build character.
Behind every athletic team is a team of coaches, advisors, trainers, and physicians who keep them healthy and motivated. Learn more about the UNCG programs developing workforce-ready graduates and research to improve the experience of athletes at all levels.
GREENSBORO, N.C. – UNC Greensboro (UNCG) today announced Jerod Haase as the new head coach for the men’s basketball program. He is the 12th head coach in UNCG men’s basketball history.
UNC Greensboro has been named as the official training facility for the Norwegian National Football Team ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Senior guard Jaila Lee of UNCG’s women’s basketball team reflects on her journey through unexpected health concerns and personal challenges. Through it all, she pressed her way back to the court, helping her team secure a win during the 2025 SoCon Tournament.