By Nora Breedlove | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Freshman, Kalyn Loverich, continues to work hard for the Flagler College softball team.
Loverich, from Jacksonville, started playing softball at the age of 8. She attended Bartram Trail High School and fell in awe with Flagler College when she visited last year. Loverich is now a pitcher for the Saints.
By Brittany Swan | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Flagler baseball earned their seventh win on Tuesday, against No. 2 Florida Southern College.
The win put the Saint’s season at 7-7, while the loss brought the Florida Southern Moccasins’ down to 7-2; both losses coming from Flagler.
By Michael Potkay | gargoyle@flagler.edu
As a junior, Gino Ramirez of the men’s tennis team, feels at the top of his game
Born in Bogotá, Columbia, he began playing tennis at age 6. At the time, Ramirez was simply a recreational tennis player, as soccer was his bigger passion.
By Donna Styron | gargoyle@flagler.edu
This year the Flagler College women’s basketball team is mainly made up of the younger players. Out of the team’s thirteen players five are freshman and six are sophomores. Head coach Lang-Montgomery has been working with the young team and is happy for the opportunities her players have had this season.
“I feel like they are getting a lot of playing time, a lot of minutes on the floor,” Lang-Montgomery said. “I think that is going to help in their maturity and their development as players.”
Written and Photographed by David James Castagno
Gargoyle staff writer interviewed bicyclist and student Rob Schanz for a photo essay.
By Nora Breedlove | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The only two girls on the Flagler College surf team, Katie Brady and Sara Lear continue to stand strong.
Brady, a freshman from Montauk, N.Y., and Lear, a sophomore from Ponte Vedra, Fla. are short boarders for the surf team at Flagler.
By Jaycob Ammerman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
After having their first winning season in team history last year, the Flagler College softball team is determined to keep improving.
Last season, the team finished with a record of 28-24, resulting in a three-way tie for fourth place in the Peach Belt Conference. This season Flagler is picked to finish fifth in the Peach Belt Conference, but head coach Kristen Overton has better expectations for her team.
For Senior John Pietkiewicz the main reason for the men’s basketball team’s success this season is team chemistry.
Pietkiewicz said there is no attitude among the players on the team which is not commonly found in a college basketball program. Most teams he said have players who are unhappy about minutes and shots.