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Women's Track Takes 4th at True Blue Meet
The GC women's track and field team finished 4th out of 20 teams at Illinois College on Saturday, April 27. Taylor Brunner and Maggie McMurtrey led the Panthers in the meet with impressive performances in their respective events.
Men's Track and Field Finishes 2nd Overall at Illinois College
The GC Men's Track and Field team traveled to Illinois College to participate in the True Blue Meet and came in 2nd place out of the 24 teams that competed.
Panther Tennis Falls in SLIAC Semi
The Panthers headed into the SLIAC Semi-Final match off a 6-0 sweep of Fontbonne and hoped to earn their spot in the Finals match. Unfortunately, the Conference powerhouse, Webster would not relent and GC fell 5-1.
GC Baseball Gets 4-1 Win Against Eureka
The Panthers earned the 4-1 victory against Eureka. Kenny Trager was the offensive spark for Greenville, hitting two doubles and a homer in the game.
Men's Tennis Defeats Fontbonne, Heads to SLIAC Semifinals
The GC Men's Tennis team outplayed Fontbonne to earn the 6-0 sweep in the first round of the SLIAC Tournament.
Baseball Parades Past Principia
The GC baseball team beat Principia in both games of the double-header, winning 7-5 and 12-4. The wins improved the Panthers' Conference record to 7-11.
Women's Tennis Post-Season Awards; Baysinger Named Women's Tennis Newcomer of the Year
The Women's Tennis Post-Season Awards were announced and GC's own Lexi Baysinger was honored with the coveted Newcomer of the Year award. The duo of Baysinger and Lynch were named Baysinger also was recognized as a member of the All-Sportsmanship Team and Greenville won the Team Sportsmanship Award.
Panther Baseball Edged by Webster, 6-1
The GC Baseball team could not top Webster and fell 6-1 to the SLIAC Powerhouse.
Men's Tennis Loses to Westminster 6-3
The GC Men closed out their conference season with a home loss to Westminster 6-3. The Panthers came out strong in doubles, capturing the #2 doubles match with a score of 8-5 by Alex Dowley and Jordan Tingle. They almost pulled off a win at #1, losing a close one 9-7.
