
Each year more than 400 students compete in NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics at Gardner-Webb University. The annual financial support of University alumni and friends to the athletic program provides the foundation for excellence in the classroom and on the playing field.
The Gardner-Webb University Bulldog Club serves as the fundraising arm for the Department of Athletics and plays an important role in funding scholarships for the University’s 21 NCAA Division I intercollegiate sports. As a member of the Bulldog Club, you are not only making a monetary gift to the University, you are providing Gardner-Webb student athletes with the opportunity to achieve their academic and athletic goals.
In addition to the Bulldog Club, the My Team program and the Varsity Club each serve important roles in supporting the Gardner-Webb athletic program. View the 2010-2011 brochure for more information on the Bulldog Club, My Team, and Varsity Club.
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Gardner-Webb will begin its 2010 season at 6:00 pm Saturday night on Coach Norman Harris Field at Spangler Stadium, hosting Brevard College on the gridiron.
Gardner-Webb's 2010 football media guide is now available online, both as a PDF and a flash document via the Issuu publishing platform. Gardner-Webb opens the 2010 regular season at home on Saturday, September 4 against Brevard (N.C.) College. The Runnin’ Bulldogs and Tornados will kick that game off at 6:00 pm in Ernest W. Spangler Stadium. GWU will host 5 games as the squad welcomes 19 returning starters and 14 top newcomers.
Gardner-Webb junior goalkeeper Chelsea Hearne has received the Big South Conference Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week honor for games played August 23rd-29th, as announced today by the League office. Hearne earned her defensive accolade as she had six saves in 110 minutes of play in a double overtime tie with East Tennessee State this past Friday evening. ETSU had several chances to score, taking a total of 20 shots throughout the match, yet none were able to get past the Tampa, Fla. native. After two matches this season, Hearne has yet to allow a goal with a total of nine saves as the Runnin' Bulldogs are currently 1-0-1. 


