Gardner-Webb athletic director announces retirement
After 25 seasons with his alma mater, Church Burch announced on Thursday his intention to retire.
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After 25 seasons with his alma mater, Church Burch announced on Thursday his intention to retire.
Special to The Star Gardner-Webb University will return to in-person commencement services this spring. Two days of celebrations are planned for May 7 and 8 in Spangler Stadium. In addition, students who graduated during virtual celebrations—held May 2020, August 2020 and December 2020—are invited to participate in the face-to-face events. “We are so very excited about bringing Gardner-Webb’s grand Commencement traditions to a big stage at a new venue, Spangler Stadium,” shared GWU President William M. Downs. “Weather permitting, this is going to be the start of something specia...
Gardner-Webb storms back with big second half to down No. 24 Elon Devron Harper with a punt return for a TD as Gardner-Webb upsets #24 Elon (Source: Jeff Sochko/GWUPhotos.com) By Gardner-Webb Athletics | February 28, 2021 at 12:10 AM EST - Updated February 28 at 12:10 AM Press release provided by Gardner-Webb Athletics BOILING SPRINGS â Gardner-Webb stormed back from a 17-0 deficit to beat No. 24 Elon, 42-20, and win head coach Tre Lambâs collegiate debut on Saturday afternoon in Spangler Stadium. The Runninâ Bulldogs (1-0) technically played in front of a sellout crowd ...