Stories

Slow start can’t keep Saints down

Photo by Glenn Judah
Freshman shortstop Cale Owen stands at the plate in the home opener against Tennessee Wesleyan. The Saints won

Win against Georgia Southwestern snaps Flagler’s five-game losing streak

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.


A session with Mike Pimental

Photo contributed Mike Pimental By Jeff Little Mike Pimental is a junior business major from New Smyrna Beach, Florida. The 20 year old works hard both in and out of the water by surfing as much as possible, going to school and maintaining a job…


Allenbaugh leads Saints to ‘Senior Day’ win

Photo by Glenn Judah
Sophomore Elizabeth Tuzzolo sank two free throws to seal the Saints victory over Johnson and Wales.

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.


Player Profile: Melanie Aguila

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…


Hoops teams get postseason taste

National Independent Tournament offers Saints championship chances

By Rai Masuda

Senior basketball players Jamie Allenbaugh, Sam Jozenville, Kyle Cregan, and Lee Wise will play in a postseason after all.


Gentlemen, start your engines

By Devon Jeffreys

As Kevin Harvick raced to victory in Daytona last weekend, millions of fans celebrated the beginning of their season.


Flagler student scores Bo-Sox internship

By Will Sandberg

Picking up a giant green monster from the airport isn’t on the to-do-list for most interns, but for Jack Ryan, it’s just another day with the Boston Red Sox.


Jacksonville Jam at Flagler Gym

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Flagler College will play host to an American Basketball Association game on March 8 when the Jacksonville Jam takes on the Orlando Aces.

All concession proceeds and $1 from each ticket sold will benefit the Saints women’s basketball team. Tip off is at 7:30 p.m. at Flagler Gym. Tickets are $7.


Senior’s photo qualifies as finalist in national photography competition

By Kincaid Schmidt

Andrea Huls is an expert at stopping time.

She is not, however, a scientist. Nor is she a quantum physicist or a magician. But as a photographer, the native of Bolivia has the ability to capture a moment in time perfectly, and that expertise is now being recognized in a big way.

Huls, a photo editor for The Gargoyle, received a letter last month from Photographer’s Forum Magazine distinguishing her as a finalist in their 27th annual collegiate photography contest. This honor grants her publication in the Best of College Photography Annual 2007, as well as the chance to win $1,000 and a brand new digital camera.


Eating disorders can hurt anyone

By Katie Shrum

I was Bulimic by age 10, Anorexic at 13, went into cardiac arrest at 16, entered rehab at 18, relapsed at 19 and I lost my first friend to her eating disorder this past summer at 20.

It has only been seven months since I got word that Leighsa had succumbed to her disease, and two weeks ago I got another call letting me know that I lost my friend Amy as well. Leighsa was 19 when she died, and Amy was 21. Both girls died in their sleep.