By Michael O’Donnell
Flagler Forward/Center Jamie Allenbaugh sealed her name in the Flagler College women’s basketball history books when she scored her 1,000th point and 500th rebound.
By Michael O’Donnell
Winter break left the women’s basketball team with a 5-6 record and sent the team into upheaval as they lost for the season their captain and third leading scorer.
By Andrea Huls
Disappointment. Frustration. Sadness. These words express how members of the college’s dance team felt when they were told they were not going to nationals.
Devon Jeffreys
It had to happen sometime.
Peyton Manning is going to the Super Bowl. Manning overcame his demons and he overcame Bill “the sweatshirt” Belichick’s New England Patriots to take a trip to Miami.
By Courtney Stephens
The Flagler College men’s tennis team is ready to serve up a great season. The team has a positive outlook on the upcoming season and is looking forward to competing in NCAA Div. II this year.
By Devon Jeffreys
On Friday, Feb. 2, the Flagler Saints basketball program will give the ultimate honor to the ultimate player when they retire the jersey of Flagler legend John Randolph.
By Emily DeLoach
This year’s golf team has a lot to live up to, after last year’s regional win and 13th place finish at nationals.
But after the move from NAIA to NCAA, teams will be on a probationary period that could last two to three years and will not have conference affiliation, meaning they will not be ranked or eligible for nationals.
By Summer Bozeman
With its first match closing in, the Flagler women’s tennis team is training hard for what may turn out to be a difficult season with a tough schedule.
By Devon Jeffreys
The season hasn’t opened the way coach Bo Clark and the Flagler men’s basketball team would have hoped.
The Saints opened the season on Nov. 16 against Northwood University. The game was only the second in the history of Northwood basketball, but this wasn’t a normal first year squad.
Under the direction of NCAA great Rollie Massimino, the Northwood Seahawks had several players on their team that, according to Clark, were NCAA Div. I-type players.
By Melissa Bear
The Flagler College dance team has undergone many positive changes this year with the addition of new Coach Nadia Ramoutar and now they’re headed to a national competition.