January 25, 2008
Twenty One UNCG Student-Athletes named to Academic All-Conference team
SPARTANBURG, SC – Twenty one UNCG student-athletes were named to the Southern Conference Academic All-Conference Team for the 2007 fall season. A total of 261 student-athletes, representing all Southern Conference institutions, were named to the team.

January 16, 2008
Record 130 student-athletes earn AD Honor Roll in Fall semester
GREENSBORO, NC - A record 130 UNCG student-athletes earned GPAs of 3.0 or better in the Fall semester to earn a spot on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll.

October 27, 2007
UNCG men fifth, women ninth at SoCon Cross Country Championships
CULLOWHEE, NC – The UNC Greensboro men’s cross country team was paced by Andrew Clyne’s 20th place finish and took fifth place at the 2007 Southern Conference Cross Country Championships hosted by Western Carolina. The women’s team, led by Sherrika Jordan, turned in a ninth place finish.

October 12, 2007
UNCG men 11th, women 12th at Blue Ridge Mountain Open
BOONE, NC – The UNC Greensboro men’s cross country team finished 11th behind SoCon rival Appalachian State while the women’s team placed 12th at the Blue Ridge Mountain Open on Friday evening.

September 29, 2007
UNCG cross country teams place eighth at Colonial Inter-Regional
WILLIAMSBURG, VA – The UNC Greensboro women’s cross country team, paced by a 48th place finish from Sherrika Jordan, took eighth place at the Colonial Inter-Regional on Saturday. The men’s team, led by Ryan Rodd also took eighth place.

September 1, 2007
UNCG cross country teams place eighth at Colonial Inter-Regional
WILLIAMSBURG, VA – The UNC Greensboro women’s cross country team, paced by a 48th place finish from Sherrika Jordan, took eighth place at the Colonial Inter-Regional on Saturday. The men’s team, led by Ryan Rodd also took eighth place.

August 28, 2007
UNCG men picked fourth in SoCon cross country poll; women tabbed eighth
SPARTANBURG, SC – The UNC Greensboro men’s cross country team was picked fourth in the pre-season poll as decided upon by the league’s coaches on Tuesday. The women’s team was picked to finish eighth this season.