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.
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.
By Melissa Bear
At first glance, the scar on Krista McAra’s leg appears somewhat irregular. To the touch, scar tissue can be felt beneath the surface of her skin.
By Megan Kramer The Flagler College Athletic Web site recently got a facelift. The new site was unveiled on Oct. 18, by John Jordan, Flagler College’s Sports Information Director.
By Devon Jeffreys
Flagler Volleyball entered action last Tuesday with their season winding down and a chance to knock off a team that has become a thorn in their side.
The Lady Saints traveled to Lynn University carrying momentum from a 4-1 weekend at home. The Fighting Knights, however, stalled the Lady Saints’ progress, defeating them 3-1 (30-23, 30-27, 24-30, 30-27). It was the second time this year that Flagler lost to Lynn. Both matches went four games.