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Skip Foreman

Winston-Salem

Regional Sports Editor at Lee Enterprises

Regional Sports Editor at Winston-Salem Journal

Regional Sports Editor at Greensboro News & Record

Regional sports editor for Lee Enterprises covering Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Retired AP staffer and former HBCU Gameday correspondent. Blessed by God.

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  • Former UNCG golfer to compete in PGA Tour event in South Carolina

    1 week ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

    TOUR DEBUT: Former UNCG men's golfer is making his PGA Tour debut this week in the Myrtle Beach Classic at Dunes Golf and Beach Club in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

  • Ex-Demon Deacon Nick Kurtz off to good start for A's

    1 week ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

    Nick Kurtz is showing off his skills for the A's, but there's one that maybe he and the team are waiting on him to display. Through 11 games, Kurtz was hitting .278 (10-for-36) and reached safely in 10 of those games.

  • Jim Crow didn't stop Jimmy Raye from reaching his football goal

    1 week ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

    Jim Crow followed Jimmy Raye from his hometown of Fayetteville to East Lansing, Michigan. During his recruiting trip to Michigan State, he was to meet with assistant coach Vince Carillot for breakfast at a dining room at the Kellogg Center, the on-campus hotel. Raye stopped at the entrance, afraid to go in. Life in the segregated South stopped him in his tracks, literally like a reflex. "And so I got up, all excited, and I went downstairs, but I wouldn't go in the restaurant.

  • Baseballs used by Rockers, Atlantic League, to include QR code

    1 month ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

    HIGH POINT - Getting your hands on a foul ball at a High Point Rockers game this summer can get the owner more than just a souvenir. The Atlantic League of Professional Baseball has become the first league to place a QR code on the baseballs it will use when the season opens on Friday, April 25. The baseballs are manufactured by Drake Official Baseballs.

  • West Forsyth grad's dream of playing pro baseball lives on, thanks to High Point Rockers

    1 month ago | greensboro.com | Skip Foreman

    It was a sharply hit grounder to the shortstop that re-opened the hopes of Carlos Amezquita to continue pursuing his baseball dreams. The former West Forsyth player was among more than 100 candidates hoping to continue their bid to reach the major leagues. Their field of dreams, as it were, was Truist Pointe, the home of the High Point Rockers of the Atlantic League. Amezquita was thrown out by the shortstop, but just barely, as his speed turned the grounder into a bang-bang play.

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Skip Foreman @skipforeman1
22 Jun 24

It took me 19 years to get to see the Yankees at home. And 60 years after my father took me to my first Yankees game, I’m here with my two kids. God is good. https://t.co/uLW0k7cXEo

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Skip Foreman @skipforeman1
19 Jun 24

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23 Apr 24

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