Basketball player’s hard work pays off

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2010/12/basketball-players-hard-work-pays-off/

After high school, Jared Hammock never thought the opportunity would arise to play college basketball.
Hammock, originally from Melbourne, Fla., played high school basketball at Covenant Christian. As a senior, he led the county in several statistical categories.
But after his high school career, Hammock did not believe he possessed what it took to be a part of head coach Bo Clark’s system at Flagler College.

Softball coach looks ahead to another winning season

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2011/02/softball-team-head-coach-looks-ahead-to-another-winning-season/

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 conference, but head coach Kristen Overton has better expectations for her team.

Golf players discuss success on the course

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2011/02/golf-players-discuss-success-on-the-course/

Growing up in Sweden, Elin Karlsson lived right next to a beautiful golf course.
“My dad used to bring me to that great golf course, and that is where I found out that I really enjoyed playing the game,” Karlsson said.

Karlsson began excelling in golf and believed that her best opportunity was in America. She then decided to move to here to attend Flagler College to play golf.

Flagler’s softball players excelling in the Peach Belt

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2011/03/flaglers-softball-players-excelling-in-the-peach-belt/

The Flagler College Saints softball team (28-12, 4-6 Peach Belt Conference) will have a test with No. 24 (NFCA/ Div. II Top 25) Armstrong Atlantic State University on Saturday, March 26.
The Saints, who lost two games to Florida-Tech on March 24 will have to face a hot Armstrong Atlantic (20-4, 5-1 Peach Belt Conference) team that has won an exceptional eight-of-its-last-10 games, coming off a sweep of Mid-American Nazarene University.

Men’s soccer team ready to shine

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2011/09/mens-soccer-team-ready-to-shine/

After being the preseason favorites and having an impressive 14-win season last year, the Flagler College men’s soccer team experienced a devastating loss in the Peach Belt Conference Championship game to the Falcons of Montevallo and a season ending loss to Clayton State in the NCAA D2 Tournament.

Croatian basketball player fulfills dream to come to America

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2011/09/croatian-basketball-players-journey-to-america/
Born in Zadar, Croatia, Ante Gospic’s dream was to get a college education in America.

“I remember watching American college movies and I wanted to be just like the actors,” said the 21-year-old Flagler junior, who will suit up for the men’s basketball team this fall.

Loren Cate and Lindsay Zullo look to get the women’s soccer team back on track

http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/2011/10/loren-cate-and-lindsay-zullo-look-to-get-the-womens-soccer-team-back-on-track/

The Flagler College women’s soccer team started off their season with an impressive 6-2 record behind the stellar play of juniors Lindsay Zullo and Loren Cate. Now the great play of Zullo has helped her achieve her first Peach Belt Conference offensive player of the week honors.

“I felt honored to be chosen since there are a lot of really good players in our conference,” she said.