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UNG Sports in Review and Looking Forward

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Many of the University of North Georgia athletic teams performed well this past year while others look to improve upon last year’s performance.

Sophomore Caroline Martin, from the women’s basketball team, said that serious preparation and hard work in practice were some of the keys to their success; hopefully, all of the program’s teams will take note of their accomplishments and struggles from last season and use them to improve this upcoming season.

Each of the regular season, conference tournament and postseason tournament results can be found in the graphic below and more in-depth statistics can be found on the UNG athletics webpage linked here.

Sport Regular Season Placement Conference Tournament Finish Postseason Results
Baseball 6th in Conference Quarterfinals Did not qualify
Softball 1st in Conference Champions NCAA Division II Championships
Men’s Basketball 7th in Conference Quarterfinals Did not qualify
Women’s Basketball 1st in Conference Champions NCAA Division II Final Four
Men’s Soccer 6th in Conference Quarterfinals Did not qualify
Women’s Soccer Tied 4th in Conference Semifinals NCAA Opening Round
Men’s Golf N/A 3rd in Conference 11th out of 20 in NCAA Qualifier
Women’s Golf N/A 4th in Conference Maddie Ananthasane NCAA Regional Qualifier
Men’s Tennis 3rd in Conference Semifinals NCAA Tournament Round of 32
Women’s Tennis Tied 1st in Conference Semifinals NCAA Tournament Round of 32

Graphic by Cooper Huau

The most notable and successful seasons were the softball team, who made the NCAA championships for the second year in a row and the women’s basketball team, who made the NCAA nationals for the second time in three years.

In the first week of school, women’s soccer will play twice, on Thursday at 1 p.m. against UNC Pembroke and Saturday at 5 p.m. against Anderson. Both games are at home. Men’s soccer also plays at home on Thursday against Lee University at 7 p.m. On Sunday, men’s soccer will play away against University of Alabama Huntsville at 3 p.m.

No matter what happens, this year should be very exciting for Nighthawks fans.

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