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UNCG Athletics Hall of Fame Welcomes New Inductees in 2025

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Greensboro, NC – The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) Athletics Department has revealed its latest Hall of Fame class, set to be inducted in mid-October 2025.The class includes a decorated student-athlete, a long-tenured coach, and a remarkable team, all recognized for their outstanding contributions to the university’s intercollegiate athletics program [2].

2025 Hall of Fame Inductees

The upcoming induction ceremony will honor Orcun Seyrek, Terrance Stewart, and the 1989 Men’s Soccer Team. Each has left an indelible mark on UNCG athletics.

  • Orcun Seyrek ’12: A dominant force in men’s tennis, Seyrek earned Southern Conference (SoCon) Player of the Year twice and SoCon Freshman of the Year. His seven SoCon First Team awards helped propel the 2010 squad to their first SoCon Tournament Championship.
  • Terrance Stewart: The current men’s golf head coach, Stewart is entering his 25th season.He has coached 51 All-Conference & All-Freshman performers, led the program to two team SoCon Championships and three individual titles, and secured nine NCAA Regional appearances. In 2024, he coached Kelvin Hernandez to the program’s first NCAA Division Championship appearance.
  • 1989 Men’s Soccer Team: Coached by UNCG Athletics Hall of Famer Michael Parker, this team finished as the NCAA Division II Runner-Up. Their impressive 19-4-1 record stands as the fourth-most wins in a season in program history, scoring the second most goals in a season (92).

Did You Know? The UNCG Athletics Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made long-lasting and exemplary contributions to the university’s athletic programs [2].

Induction Ceremony Details

The induction ceremony is scheduled for October 18, 2025, and will take place during a brunch in Cone Ballroom on the UNCG campus. Further details regarding the event will be released closer to the date.

Those interested in attending the event can contact danielle Sandridge, Assistant to the Athletic Director/Event Manager for Spartan Club, at dwsandridge@uncg.edu or by calling 336-334-5952.

Hall of Fame: A Legacy of Excellence

The UNCG Athletics Hall of Fame celebrates individuals and teams who have achieved extraordinary success and demonstrated exceptional service to the university’s athletic programs. Inductees are chosen based on their athletic achievements and their lasting impact on UNCG [2].

Pro Tip: Attending Hall of Fame ceremonies is a great way to connect with UNCG’s athletic history and celebrate the achievements of its greatest contributors.

UNCG Athletics Hall of Fame: Key Inductees

Inductee Sport/Role Year of induction key Achievements
Orcun Seyrek Men’s Tennis 2025 2x SoCon Player of the Year, SoCon Freshman of the Year, 7x SoCon First Team
Terrance Stewart Men’s Golf Coach 2025 51 All-Conference Performers, 2 Team SoCon Championships, 9 NCAA Regional Appearances
1989 Men’s Soccer Team men’s Soccer 2025 NCAA Division II Runner-Up, 19-4-1 Record
Dirk Fennie Men’s golf Coach 2024 Led Greensboro College to 2011 national Championship [1]

What are your favorite memories of UNCG athletics? Which other athletes or teams deserve Hall of Fame recognition?

Evergreen Insights: The Enduring Legacy of UNCG Athletics

The UNCG Athletics Hall of Fame serves as a testament to the dedication, talent, and sportsmanship that have defined the university’s athletic programs over the years. By honoring outstanding athletes, coaches, and teams, the Hall of Fame preserves the rich history of UNCG athletics and inspires future generations of Spartans to strive for excellence. The Hall of Fame not only recognizes past achievements but also reinforces the values of hard work, teamwork, and perseverance that are essential to success in sports and in life.

Frequently Asked Questions About the UNCG Athletics Hall of Fame


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