Skip Foreman is a regional sports editor for Lee Enterprises, covering Winston-Salem and Greensboro. With a background as a retired AP staffer and former HBCU Gameday correspondent, Skip brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his coverage of sports in the region.
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Skip Foreman's articles mainly focus on university sports, particularly those related to the University of North Carolina (UNC) and UNC Greensboro. His coverage predominantly includes event coverage and evolving stories related to college sports such as track and field, soccer, and football.
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By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
This is the kind of week Irwin Smallwood surely would have loved. The Greensboro Coliseum is alive with the action of the 2024 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament. Barely
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
For 39 minutes, Guilford College standout Tyler Dearman had been denied. Christopher Newport put the defensive clamps on him, holding him scoreless in the first half.
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
The spring football game at North Carolina A&T on Saturday was interrupted by an injury to a player that prompted team trainers to summon emergency medical personnel to Truist Stadium.
A utility pole was down at the intersection of Knollwood and Stratford Roads on Sunday.
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
Chattanooga's Peja Goold gave it all she had against UNC Greensboro in the Southern Conference softball championship. In return, she went home with the league title.
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
Five Atlantic Coast Conference teams begin the next phase of their bid to reach the Men's College World Series this weekend, with three of them getting started in Super Regionals
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
If the NCAA had a shred of a sense of humor, it would re-bracket the Men's College World Series and turn it into an ACC-SEC showdown.
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
"I wish the U.S. Open would come more than every five years," an Amtrak employee said of the train line to Pinehurst, "but it has definitely been a great success."
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
After scoring two quick touchdowns, A&T watches Hampton seize momentum en route to a big win.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
"I would have done anything to vote," says Virginia Newell, 107. And she did.
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