By Jared Brehm | gargoyle@flagler.edu Senior Corey Mundy is known for breaking records as part of the Cross Country team, but this year he has been setting a new pace with the recently established Flagler Indoor Track team. He was aiming to become the program’s…
By Brendan Kincaid | gargoyle@flagler.edu For Andrew “Opie” Brodbeck, a rigorous training schedule is paying off as the Flagler Saints kickstart their hottest season in the past 10 years. Brodbeck’s “offseasons” have been grueling. Three weeks before summer leagues begin, he trains with full days of baseball…
By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu When did you start Quidditch, and why? How did you start the team at Flagler? I started Quidditch during the first semester of my Freshmen year, because I heard it was a great sport that was sweeping the world. I started it by…
Thinking back to how life was at 18 years old, many of us would say that we were simply trying to find our way. We would say that we were searching for colleges to attend after high school, or for full-time employment after earning a diploma.
Florida State University beat Georgia Tech University on to win the ACC Championship 37-35. Their continuing trend of winning games in the last few minutes or final drive has many wondering if they deserve to be in the position they currently hold.
The Flagler Men’s Basketball team began the 2014-15 seasons with a 5-0 record and looks to build off last year’s experiences.
By Raisa Montilla | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Flagler College men’s basketball team has had a terrific start to the 2014-2015 basketball season. According to the latest statistical rankings from the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA), Flagler College men’s basketball is ranked among the best in the…
Flagler men’s cross country senior Corey Mundy is heading back to the Div. II NCAA National Championships after finishing fourth overall at the Southeast Regional on Nov. 22.
Domestic violence in the United States has become a hot topic with recent events in the NFL, and especially thanks to former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice. Rice was accused of knocking his fiancé unconscious in an Atlantic City elevator early this year, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell eventually decided to indefinitely suspend him after video surfaced from TMZ of Rice striking his fiancé.
Donning pink ribbons for breast cancer awareness, we powered through six mile repeats in late October. As a team, we ran a mile close to maximum effort, rested for four minutes, then went at it again, over and over.