Academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0-grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one’s academic career. In addition, student-athletes must compete in at least 50 percent of their team’s contests.

2025 Women’s All-ACC Academic Track and Field Team

Yasmine Abbes, Gr., M.S. Sports Administration

Anna Becker, So., Management

Kylee Bernard , So., English

Aoife Dunne, Gr., M.S. Sports Administration

Ella Fadil , So., Psychology

Molly Hudson, Gr., M.S. Leadership

Abby Lewis, Fr., Management

Abby Loveys, Gr., M.S. Student Athlete Development

Natalie Millerova, So., Management

Emily Rohan, Jr., Communication

Roshni Singh, Gr., M.S. Student Athlete Development

Hickory, N.C. — The Lenoir-Rhyne volleyball team and Head Coach Nicole Barringer have announced their schedule for the upcoming 2025 season. The Bears are coming off a 25-7 that saw them advance to the SAC Championship game and their second straight NCAA Tournament. Barringer, who is entering her 4th season at the helm, has a career winning percentage of .703 and has a three-year record of 64-27.

The Bears will kick off their 2025 campaign on September 5th when they play host a two-day tournament inside Shuford Arena. The Bears will welcome Lees-McRae, Catawba, Florida Tech and Mount Olive to Hickory for that tournament. Lenoir-Rhyne will open with Lees-McRae on Friday evening at 5:00 p.m. and will be back Saturday morning to host Mount Olive and Florida Tech. 

The next weekend, the Bears will travel to Saint Augustine, Florida to play in the Flagler Saints Classic. On the opening day, the Bears will play a pair of teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament last year in Embry-Riddle and Flagler. LR will conclude the tournament with another game against Lees-McRae and a contest against Ashland. 

The Bears will open SAC play with a key match up inside Shuford Arena as Anderson comes to town on September 16th.

Lenoir-Rhyne and Wingate will renew their rivalry with back to back games in a span of eight days as the Bears will travel to Wingate to close out September, and the Bulldogs will travel to Hickory on October 7th. 

October concludes with the Bears and Tusculum battling in back to back games as LR will travel to Greeneville on October 28th then the two teams will battle in Hickory on Halloween night. 

LR will open November with a contest against Catabwa on the 4th before the Bears go on the road for back to back games before their home finale on November 14th against Lincoln Memorial.

The SAC Tournament will begin on Tuesday, November 18th, with quarterfinals at campus sites before moving to Rock Hill for the semi-finals and finals that weekend.

The Bears will be looking to make the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season for the first time in program history. The 2025 NCAA Tournament will kick off on Friday, December 5th. 

Rendering of the proposed Shipyard project in Green Bay. The outdoor space sits along the west bank of the Fox River, just north of the Mason Street bridge. (Image source: City of Green Bay)

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — The City of Green Bay is ready to move forward with phase two of the Shipyard project.

The outdoor space sits along the west bank of the Fox River, just north of the Mason Street bridge.

A riverfront promenade, boat slips and a kayak launch are just part of the original redevelopment of the Shipyard. The swings and serenity of the former brownfield appeal to locals.

“I actually brought my grandbabies here just the other day, just so they can take a look at it. This is a great place, we can come here,” said Mary Trevino of Green Bay.

With another $10 million, including half in grant funding, for the project, the city is prepared to attract even more people to the riverfront.

Officials unveiled concept renderings for phase two of the Shipyard during a committee meeting. The plans lay out what the city and residents want to see in the project.

“A lot of different features, a lot of different things. It will really kind of bring this park kind of to the next level,” said James Andersen, the deputy director of Green Bay’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation Department.

Plans include the addition of a great lawn — a space where festivals and concerts can be held. A statement art piece framing the riverfront will be the focal point, and a stage could be brought in for shows.

The Shipyard will also include a dog park, a playground for kids of all ages and a splash pad.

Andersen said, “We’re putting a lot in here, but the things that are in here are going to really be, I think, a little bit higher level than what we’re traditionally used to in a neighborhood park.”

Close to the water with river views, there will be a beach. The city is proposing space for two to four sand volleyball courts where leagues or tournaments could be played.

“Near the bridge is going to be where the sand volleyball courts and beer garden are,” Andersen said. “You’re also going to have an urban beach feel, with hammocks and different things that people can put their toes in the sand.”

The Shipyard isn’t just a park. It’s meant to be a destination for recreation and tourism.

“There’s a lot of different things in here, amenities that will bring people together. But it’s really the programming and the space activation that will anchor this and that comes obviously down the road once you have the amenity,” added Brian Johnson, executive director of OnBroadway and a Green Bay city councilmember.

Construction on phase two at the Shipyard is expected to get underway sometime next year.

In phase three of the project, the city would like to see a container park built. It would be a space for businesses to operate, within the park, attracting more visitors.

Academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0-grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one’s academic career. In addition, student-athletes must compete in at least 50 percent of their team’s contests.

2025 Men’s All-ACC Academic Track and Field Team

Sean Coll, So., Economics

Peter Fox, Sr., Chemistry

Colin Kravitz, So., Applied Psychology and Human Development

Max McQuide, Sr., Management

Patrick Mulryan, So., Management/Philosophy

Theodor Schucht, Fr., Economics

Colin Shaver, Jr., Communication

Edward Sullivan, Jr., Management