By Ryan Brower
Double back flips, 900s and jaw dropping action is what you’ll see at this young but star-studded event. The Dew Action Sports Tour just completed its second full season, culminating at a blockbuster four days in Orlando from Oct. 12-15.
By Devon Jeffreys
One year removed from three consecutive national tournament appearances, Flagler Basketball will look to build again this year.
Coming off a 14-14 season that saw them lose in the first round of the Florida Sun Conference tournament, the Saints did find some bright spots.
By Nikki Leonardo With a new head coach, a new division, and a slew of new players, one might be apprehensive about the upcoming season. This doesn’t hold true with the Flagler College Women’s basketball team.
By Devon Jeffreys
Flagler Volleyball enters their final two matches of the season ready to take on two very familiar foes.
By Melissa Bear
As the Flagler College men’s soccer team nears the final games of the 2006 season, several sentiments are at the forefront of everyone’s minds.
By Ray Jarvis
On Oct. 13, Mundaka, Spain, became a world stage when the world’s top surfers converged on one of the world’s best lefts.
With two events still remaining on the Foster’s Association of Surfing Professionals Men’s World Tour, Kelly Slater cannot be surpassed by anyone. Taj Burrow (AUS), Andy Irons (HAW), Joel Parkinson (AUS), and Mick Fanning (AUS) all had a fighting chance going into Mundaka, the ninth stop on the ASP tour, but could not stop the force to be reckoned with that is Kelly Slater.
Winning his eighth title, Slater did so in a year he considers to be one of his most relaxing years on the pro tour.
“This has been my most consistent season ever,” said Slater in an interview on Surfline. “I’ve been much more relaxed this year. I’ve just been cruising and having fun and haven’t put so much pressure on myself.”
From Staff The first Flagler College tennis team, faculty and administration tennis tournament, organized by Tennis Coach Walter Shinn was held Oct. 21, at the Flagler College Tennis Center.
By Michael O’Donnell
The Lady Saints finished their roller coaster season, going 1-1 in their final two games. After losing to Lee University 6-0, they came back to win an emotionally-charged final game, beating former Florida Sun Conference rival Warner Southern, 3-2.
By Megan Kramer
Flagler Athletes are at the heart of the Athletic Department, but even they sometimes have trouble getting their voices heard.
By Nicole Goyette “Ninety percent of the food here I couldn’t even stomach!” said Australian native Adam Dixon about American food.
