Betty Slinger was one of three Phoenix student-athletes who received a Chancellors Medallion.

Former Green Bay Student-Athletes Receive Chancellor's Medallions

Three former student-athletes are among 30 University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students who will receive Chancellor's Medallions at a ceremony on campus today. Swimmer Molly Cox (Berlin, Wis.), tennis player Megan Gregory (Rockford, Ill.) and volleyball player Betty Slinger (Faribault, Minn.) all will be honored by Chancellor Bruce Shepard.[+]

Karen Neuman led the Phoenix womens tennis team for nine years.

5/13/08 - W Tennis

Green Bay Women's Tennis Coach Karen Neuman Resigns

After nine seasons as the head women's tennis coach at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Karen Neuman has announced her decision to resign. Neuman was just the second coach in the program's history, replacing Jan Pum, who held the post for 25 years prior to retiring in the spring of 2000.

Anna Bluemel closed out her Phoenix career with another brilliant start.

5/10/08 - Softball

Green Bay's Season Ends With 1-0 Defeat at Loyola

For the eighth and final time this season, the Green Bay softball team (13-25) came out on the wrong end of a one-run decision, as the Phoenix dropped a 1-0 result to Loyola (21-24-1) on Saturday morning. The Phoenix, the sixth seed in the Horizon League Tournament, played well, notching three wins, while suffering two one-run losses, including one in extra innings to top-seeded Cleveland State.

5/9/08 - Softball

Seven-Run Second Lifts Green Bay Softball to Victory

Phoenix continues surge in 8-1 win over No. 2 seed Valpo

5/9/08 - Softball

Green Bay, Bluemel Garner Second Shutout of Tournament

Phoenix advances to play Valparaiso on strength of senior's arm

5/8/08 - Softball

Green Bay's Upset Bid Falls Short

The Phoenix tied the Vikings in the seventh, but could not put across another run.

5/8/08 - Softball

Strong Pitching Helps Green Bay Advance In Horizon League Tournament

Anna Bluemel and Sara Junion led the way for the Phoenix