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
GREENSBORO — Blakely Nadeau was more inclined to go grocery shopping or see a movie with her mother on Sundays in the fall, leaving her father at home in front
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
UNC Greensboro honored the senior members of its cheerleading squad during Saturday's Southern Conference game against Chattanooga. Unfortunately, the Spartans men's basketball team gave them few opportunities to cheer.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
In its first year in the Coastal Athletic Association, the league’s coaches decided North Carolina A&T would do no better than ninth in the conference race in women’s basketball. The
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
When the Guilford College women’s basketball team heads out to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference women’s basketball tournament this week, head coach Sarah Matthews will wish them well from home.
By: Skip Foreman, Tom Foreman Jr.
Guilford College took advantage of the home-court vibe and its defensive tenacity to advance to the NCAA Division III Men’s Sweet Sixteen. On Sunday, the Quakers found out they can
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.
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