By Jay Bonadio
In an otherwise unspectacular season for Saints women’s tennis, two doubles partners have shined on the court.
Allison Hess and Monica Burbelo are currently leading the team as a doubles partners with a record of 6-3. The two work well together as partners and are also very talented during solo matches.
By Michael O’ Donnell
Many people around the nation take the saying, “basketball is life,” to heart. But for men’s basketball Assistant Coach James Link, basketball has been more than just life — it has been his salvation.
By Brian Vigna
Most Flagler students may not even be able to tell you if we have a football team. But we do have a very rich history of excellence in athletics.
Historically, one of Flagler’s strongest programs is our men’s and women’s tennis teams which have won several national titles. Less than a decade ago the tennis program was known as one the best in NAIA Florida Sun Conference. Today the tennis buzz on campus is smaller and fewer people attend matches.
By Brian Vigna
I have been a fan of basketball since I first remember being tossed the orange bouncy ball as a toddler. For most of my early life I even believed I would be one of those giants on TV battling for rebounds and shooting jump shots. By the age of 14 I knew just how unrealistic that dream was — the chances of being drafted in the NBA are slightly worse than winning the lottery.
Flagler’s Student Athletic Advisory Committee is looking forward to their second year on campus after getting everything in place in their first.
By Devon Jeffreys
For years, women’s golf at Flagler has taken a backseat to other sports, but outgoing head coach Taylor Mott thinks that is about to change.
By Rai Masuda
With their coach’s last season nearing an end, the Flagler Saints golf team triumphed one more time, against the odds.
By Devon Jeffreys
Going into this season, Flagler baseball coach Dave Barnett expected pitching to be his team’s strength. Instead, a 6.07 team earned run average has made it one of the team’s biggest weaknesses.
The Saints, 8-16, have struggled all season to find the consistency that any team needs to win.
Saints’ move to NCAA Div. II brings service, other core values to forefront Photo contributed Flagler volleyball players traded their volleyballs for paint brushes on Feb. 24 as they pitched in to paint a home with St. Johns County Habitat for Humanity. By Devon Jeffreys…
By Laura Smith With a record even at 3-3, the Flagler women’s tennis team is searching for the right combination of elements to get on a strong run. In wins against Eckerd (7-2), St. Thomas (8-1) and Southern Indiana (7-2), the team has handled opponents…
