BOILING SPRINGS — A few weeks ago, Gardner-Webb (GWU) student-athletes and others in the community participated in a unity march and peaceful protest to bring attention to racial inequality. Now the GWU football team is finding another way to make their voices heard — from the voting booth.

BOILING SPRINGS — The Gardner-Webb baseball program has bolstered its coaching staff with several key additions, as announced by GWU head coach Jim Chester.

BOILING SPRINGS — Yogi Berra’s famous saying “Déjà vu all over again” applies to football, too. For the second week in a row, the Gardner-Webb football team gave up a score on the final play of the first half and could not recover, falling to Western Carolina 28-10 Friday night at Spangler Stadium.

FOREST CITY — The Forest City Owls are pleased to announce that Matt Reed will be returning for his third season as head coach of the team.

BOILING SPRINGS — Both football teams from Gardner-Webb and Western Carolina enter their Week 3 matchup searching for an identity. The Runnin’ Bulldogs are 1-1 with a pair of lopsided results, while Western struggled in a comeback win over Division II Newberry in their opener before enjoying…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State on Wednesday night suspended head football coach Urban Meyer three games for mishandling domestic violence accusations, punishing one of the sport’s most prominent leaders for keeping an assistant on staff for several years after the coach’s wife accused him of abuse.

BOILING SPRINGS — Gardner-Webb football closed its 2018 training camp Tuesday morning under overcast skies, with cooler temperatures on the lower practice fields.

FOREST CITY–The sounds of leather popping and the wood bat singing have departed for the summer. Yes, McNair Field is relatively quiet this week because baseball is gone until the summer of 2019. The memories of this season are still fresh, and the Owls run at the Petit Cup will stick in the…

BOILING SPRINGS — With multiple starters returning from last season including leading goal scorer Samuelle Grove, along with the addition of 12 newcomers, Gardner-Webb head women's soccer coach Mike Varga hopes to find the perfect blend of youth and experience heading into the 2018 season.