Greenville College has accepted the resignations of senior women’s administrator and head softball coach Jamie Thanepohn and assistant softball coach Jenny Dowsey. Both stepped away from their positions for personal reasons. Assistant coach John Barnes has been promoted to interim head coach and will lead the Lady Panther softball squad for the remainder of the season.
Our Football Visit Day is an overnight visit where prospective football players can learn about the EMAP football program, meet coaches and players and get an overall "feel" for campus.
The softball team refused to relinquish the lead after grabbing it early against Westminster College, recording a 14-2 victory on Saturday in Greenville.
Tiffany Samsoe went 2-for-3, helping the Lady Panthers to a 6-1 victory over Westminster on Saturday in Greenville. She singled in the fourth and fifth innings.
The Greenville women’s track and field team traveled to Washington University for a two day meet on Friday, March 28 and Saturday, March 29. Out of 28 teams the Lady Panthers finished 20th for the weekend.
The No. 17 Greenville men’s track and field team competed in the Washington - St. Louis Invitational for a two day meet. The men placed 10th out of the 32 teams at the meet.
The men's tennis team looked to continue their winning ways this weekend, as they made a trip to Central Kansas. Greenville returned home with two wins, topping Central Christian 7-2 and defeating Kansas Wesleyan 8-1.
The baseball team's win streak was bumped up to four games after beating Westminster 4-0 at home. The game was completely scoreless except for the seventh inning when the Panthers tallied four runs.
