By Laura Smith With their first season of NCAA play under their belts, the Flagler women’s soccer team has now set their sights on next season. Playing a young team last year made crossing the bridge between NCAA and NAIA play even more difficult than…
Having conquered the South, sport wants younger, international fan base Photo contributed NASCAR is trying to attract a younger, more diverse fan base. Flagler sophomore Cori Brown attended her first race — the Orbitz 300 in Daytona — Feb. 17. By Laura Higley Eoin Cassin,…
By Ryan Brower
“My fault, my failure, is not in the passions I have, but in my lack of control of them.” – Jack Kerouac
Not being able to control a strong desire certainly makes that desire a passion. If you feel so deeply for something that you cannot function unless that something is a part of your life, then it is a passion. You need it, you can’t live without it, it’s all you think about, and you must have it.
By Devon Jeffreys
Supported by a throng of fans sporting Prosperity Bank Scott Lagasse, Jr. No. 4 shirts in the grandstands, Lagasse did not disappoint at the ARCA 200 at Daytona.
For Lagasse, the race was a culmination of sorts. A St. Augustine native and Flagler grad, he said he considers Daytona his home track.
By Michael O’ Donnell
On Jan. 27, Sam Jozenville sank two last second free throws to lead Flagler to victory. The Saints haven’t lost since.
By Devon Jeffreys
Despite sporting a 3-8 record to start their season, the Flagler Saints are confident things will even out by the end of a long season.
By Devon Jeffreys
When coach Sherri Abbey-Nowatzki took the Flagler women’s basketball coaching job, she knew she had a lot of work to do to get the team back to prominence.
Photo contributed By Jay Bonadio For the last few years, the Flagler women’s team has been searching for a point guard. They seem to have found one in Melanie Aguila, one of the fastest up and coming female athletes at Flagler College. As a junior…
By Rai Masuda
Senior basketball players Jamie Allenbaugh, Sam Jozenville, Kyle Cregan, and Lee Wise will play in a postseason after all.
By Devon Jeffreys
As Kevin Harvick raced to victory in Daytona last weekend, millions of fans celebrated the beginning of their season.