By Jessica Gates All across the globe, from small-town soccer fields to massive professional stadiums, sports play an essential role in communities and people’s lives. Sports help cultivate one’s character by developing a deep importance for health benefits, values and personal connections that can set…
By Holly Hearn Every athlete, college-athletes especially, faces mental health issues to some degree or another. Many grow up thinking they must push these issues aside and just focus on the sport, despite the negative consequences of doing so. Flagler College Volleyball has seen this…
By Audrey Cress College athletics is looking at a possible major change from student-athletes to employees of the school in major revenue sports. This state of transition is shaking the ground under collegiate sports and the faculty who manage them. According to Matt Green, the…
By Chloe Smith The Flagler College men’s cross country team has one goal on Nov. 8: finish in the top three at the Southeast Regional Championships—and make school history. If the Saints can place in the top three teams at Wingate University, they’ll earn their…
By Michael Alaimo One of Florida’s highly recruited football prospects emphasizes the importance of setting an example for the younger generation of athletes. Somourian Wingo is a six-foot-two, one hundred-and-eighty-pound wide receiver from St. Augustine who has received over thirty offers from colleges all over…
By Wylie Saviello It’s the fastest growing sport in America, and now it’s taking off in St. Augustine. Two new pickleball court facilities opened in the city in 2024, serving the community on and off the courts. One of the biggest additions is Old Coast…
By Clair Buri When Roo Fenwick moved from Scotland to the United States two years ago to play golf, he didn’t expect his favorite sport to feel so different. He was especially surprised by the strong focus on teamwork. “It definitely is a team environment…
By Roo Fenwick I was just a 12 year old boy when I got an injury, a bad one. One that led to an operation that would end my love for the sport that was my life. What did my coaches have to say about…
By Nicholas Leo Growing up in a family full of basketball coaches and players, it doesn’t sound too far-fetched for Kayla Debrow to pursue her own career in the sport. The only difference is she’ll have to do it without the ability to hear. Video…
By Nicholas Leo After getting kicked off his first college team and taking a two year break from basketball, Chase Fiddler received a phone call giving him one more shot on the court. Fiddler played with Kip Owens in his time at the University of…