By Cassie Colby | gargoyle@flagler.edu
When thinking of the Civil Rights movement, images of police dogs and fire hoses mowing people down comes to mind. St. Augustine was once plagued with unimaginable segregation and daily violent outbreaks between whites and blacks.
By Christina Coca | gargoyle@flagler.edu
With the season rapidly approaching, women’s basketball head coach Erika Lang Montgomery has her team in high gear.
By Jaycob Ammerman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Last season, Flagler College Saints Men’s basketball player Matt Clark expected that he wouldn’t get much playing time since he was a freshman.
“I initially felt that I was going to be the 6th or 7th man and come off the bench and be a three point threat,” Clark said.
By Marisa Strawn gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Flagler women’s soccer team celebrated the athletic careers of six seniors recently.
Loren Cate, Amanda Slevin, Cristina Coca, Lindsay Zullo and Marisa Strawn were honored for the four years they spent on the team.
Temperatures are below freezing in the Northeast and 500,000 people are still without power due to Hurricane Sandy’s devastation. Thousands of residents in New Jersey and New York are displaced, having lost their homes and access to basic resources that we all take for granted.
Colleen Keener, 21, a Flagler College student from Belmar, New Jersey couldn’t sit back and look at photos of the damage any longer.
Santiago Cavanagh always wanted to coach a golf team, and in 2008 his desire came true when he took over the Flagler College women’s golf team. In the spring of 2009 started coaching the men’s team, as well.
By Cristina Coca | gargoyle@flagler.edu
When talking about the international diversity in athletics at Flagler College you would normally think of the Men’s soccer team.
But not many people know about Kyhla Brangman the newly acquired freshman on the Women’s soccer team.
By Mariana Rodas | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Anika Cohen, 19, from Guatemala City joined Flagler’s tennis team sooner than she was expecting.
The new freshman has been playing tennis for 11 years; she was ranked top 3 in Guatemala’s ranking and Central American champion in 2010.
By Latesha Johnson | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Men’s basketball head coach Bo Clark was recognized for his exceptional leadership at the “Honoring the Legends” banquet held in the Ponce De Leon Dining Hall.
Flagler College honored Clark along with baseball coach Dave Barnett and tennis coach Walter Shinn for 25 or more years of coaching. The banquet featured a social, silent auction and dinner which was held the day before, but in union with the Flagler College President’s Golf Classic.
By Jaycob Ammerman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The son of a Flagler College basketball legend has landed a dream job: a coaching position in the NBA.
J.P. Clark, 26, will be working in player development for the Boston Celtics.