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2013 News
Kevin Kwilinski, Intrapreneur
When Kevin Kwilinski, graduate of the Class of 1990, accepted the position of CEO of Portola Packaging in Naperville, IL, he took a risk by leaving a senior role at a larger company where his career was advancing steadily.
Baseball drops 6-1 game to Webster
Cole Lawson did all he could to give Greenville College a boost, but it wasn't enough to get past Webster, as Greenville College lost 6-1 at Robert E. Smith Field on Monday.
Women's Tennis Takes Third in SLIAC Tournament
The Lady Panther tennis team finished the SLIAC Tournament in third place this weekend. They defeated Blackburn 9-0 in the first match of the tournament and then went on to play Webster in the second round. They lost that match 6-3, but went on to play in the third place match against Eureka. The Panthers beat the Red Devils 5-1 to take third place overall.
Baseball Bested by Wash U
The GC Baseball team could not top Washington University and lost twice in the double-header, falling 13-2 in the first game and 9-2 in the second game.
GC Men's Tennis Bring Home a Title
The Greenville Men's Tennis team traveled to Concordia, Mo. to take on three different Concordia teams. The Panthers went undefeated in the tournament, beating Concordia Wisconsin 5-4, winning 8-1 against Concordia Nebraska, and earning the 8-1 victory against Concordia St. Louis to capture the tournament title.
Softball Falls to Eureka in SLIAC Double-Header
The Lady Panthers softball team could not top SLIAC opponent, Eureka, and lost both games of the double-header. The first game had a final score of 5-1 and the second game 6-3, both favoring the Red Devils.
A Message from the Search Committee Chair
With the start of the new year the pace of the Presidential Search Committee has picked up as planned. Each month, in addition to the ongoing behind the scenes research, the Committee will be meeting in person in pursuit of its objectives.
Men's Track and Field 7th at Rose-Hulman
The GC Men's track and field team competed in the Rose-Hulman Twilight meet and came in 7th out of 11 teams. The Panthers were led by Josh Kuusisto and Coree Woltering, who each recorded second place finishes in their prospective events.
Women's Track and Field Takes 6th at Rose-Hulman Twilight Meet
The Lady Panther track and field team competed at Rose-Hulman and earned 46 points to finish in 6th place out of the 11 teams that competed. Ali Potthast and Abby Hill recorded second place finishes to lead the Panthers in points.
