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Angie Gromos, graduate student alumna spring 2023 and 2022 member of the UW-Green Bay volleyball team has been selected to play on the Japan national team. She has also signed a pro contract in...
Ellen Edison, a May 2015 UW-Green Bay graduate and standout student-athlete for Green Bay women’s basketball received the Horizon League’s highest individual honor yesterday — the Cecil N. Coleman Medal of Honor. The Coleman...
Recent UWGB graduate Keifer Sykes, has the potential to be drafted in the NBA in the next 48 hours. But his degree means more to him than the call, he says. “I would be...
Five Green Bay student-athletes have been recognized as members of the 2015 Spring Academic All-Horizon League Teams honoring success in competition as well as in the classroom. Those honored are: • Stephanie Londre (Burlington,...
Student-athletes at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay combined to achieve a department-wide grade point average of 3.36 in the spring of 2015, marking the 31st consecutive semester above a 3.0 GPA and the highest cumulative GPA semester during that time.
UW-Green Bay student-athletes combined to achieve a department-wide grade point average of 3.36 in the spring of 2015, the highest cumulative GPA recorded in the 31 consecutive semesters of earning a 3.0 or higher....
Last Saturday (May 9), a group of 60 UW-Green Bay student-athletes teamed up with Inspire Sports of Wisconsin for a fun day at the Kress Events Center, working with about 50 children with physical,...
Five UW-Green Bay student-athletes have been recognized as members of the 2015 Winter Academic All-Horizon League Teams. The teams, which represent success in competition as well as in the classroom, were voted on by...
Tuesday brought another prestigious honor for Green Bay’s Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.), who was named an honorable mention selection for the Associated Press 2014-15 All-America Team. The point guard joins Tony Bennett as the...
Despite winning its 17th-straight Horizon League regular-season title three games ahead of its closest pursuer, UW-Green Bay women’s basketball (29th in the nation, 25-4, 15-1) was somehow left without a player on the first...
