Athletics
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One More Time
It’s been said that winning is a tradition at Georgia Southern University. As the 2021 National Cheerleaders Association reigning national champions, the Georgia Southern cheerleading program has a knack for keeping that tradition alive.
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Eagles Soar in the Sun Belt
Women’s Tennis and Men’s Golf top the conference.
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Top of the Leaderboard
Fifth-year senior Ella Ofstedahl (’20 ’21) wasn’t sure about Statesboro when she first enrolled at Georgia Southern University to play golf.
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66 Minutes and A Dream
On paper, Eito Yuminami doesn’t scream “pro basketball player.” He’s 5’6” and 160 lbs. In his three-year career as a walk-on at Georgia Southern, he played 22 games — a total of 66 minutes — and scored 34 points.
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World-Class Speed
It’s been six years since Favian Upshaw (‘16) forever etched himself into Georgia Southern history. Now he’s looking to do it again.
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Sidelines
News and notes from Georgia Southern Athletics.
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Spring Sneak Peek
For the first time since 2019, Georgia Southern held spring practices, and on Friday, April 23, the Eagles gave fans a sneak peek at the team during the Blue and White Game. Almost 2,000 fans visited Paulson Stadium for the game, which had to be moved up to Friday at the last minute due to…
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Eagles Win Big in the Big Easy
In a year marked by overwhelming obstacles, a fluctuating schedule and a wildly changing roster, the Georgia Southern Eagles football team fought for every win, and capped their 8-5 season with a dominating 38-3 win over Louisiana Tech in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl on Dec. 23. The Eagles offense, led by quarterback Shai…
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A Georgia Southern Man
Shai Werts Overcomes Obstacleson and off the Gridiron It was supposed to be a blowout. Campbell University, a middle-tier, lower-division program from North Carolina, should’ve been an easy meal for an Eagles team looking to shake off a roller coaster offseason marred by the pandemic. Instead, the Eagles took the home field without 33 of…
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Going Pro
They Wanted To Go Pro In Sports, But Weren’t Athletes. What To Do? Georgia Southern Had The Answer. It all started from scratch — just the way Michael Schetzel (’94) likes to do things. Schetzel got an internship with the Savannah Olympic Committee during the final semester of his master’s program in sport management. This led…
