Students help put on PALA Qualifiers at Lake Myrtle Sports Park
Jillian Kurtz
Florida Southern students and athletes helped at the 2019 Pan American Lacrosse Association Women’s Lacrosse World Qualifiers that took place Nov. 14-17.
Founded in the Fall of 2018, Pan American Lacrosse Association (PALA) is...
Athlete Spotlight: Haley Eckel
Emma Tallon
Junior Business major and midfielder on the women’s soccer team, Haley Eckel, proves that she is a leader both on the field and in the classroom.
Eckel began her soccer career at four years...
Moccasin Sports Recap | Week of Sept. 23
Men’s soccer saw their second conference tie and first conference win
The Mocs were on the road this week for games against Rollins and Nova Southeastern (NSU).
On Wednesday, the team traveled to Winter Park, Fla....
Ice hockey falls to USF in home opener
Andrew Pawling
The Mocs fell 1-0 in front of a full house to the University of South Florida (USF) in their home opener at the Lakeland Ice Arena (LIA) this past Saturday.
Nearly 800 fans, with...
Moccasins Sports Recap | Week of Sept. 16
Mikaela Queen
Women’s soccer falls twice on the road
On Wednesday, the Mocs traveled to St. Augustine, Florida where they fell 0-5 to the Flagler Saints in their last non-conference game of the season.
Freshman Jenny Staten...
Men’s soccer makes a comeback
Mikaela Queen
After a historic season last fall, Florida Southern men’s soccer looks to bring the fire back to the team.
Head coach Jason Carlson said that the incoming class brings strong additions to the team...
Women’s soccer jumps into the season with a 3-1 record
Mikaela Queen
Due to Hurricane Dorian, women’s soccer postponed their season opener against Valdosta State that was scheduled for Sept. 5.
The team took on Shorter University on Sept. 6 and saw a 1-0 victory over the...
Volleyball starts the season with a 2-5 record
Mikaela Queen
Florida Southern volleyball hosted the Terrace Hotel Clajussic on Sept. 6-7 where they brought No.5 Concorida-St. Paul, Hillsdale, Indiana (Pa.) and No.17 Central Missouri to Jenkins Field.
The Mocs faced a tough start to...
Cross country starts season at UF Invitational
Reems Landreth
Florida Southern College’s men’s and women’s cross country took sixth and 11th, respectively, at the 2019 UF Mountain Dew Invite on Sept. 13 in Gainesville, Fla.
Sophomore Sarah Zamot recorded a personal best 18:44.3,...
Athletics cancels all home events the week of Sept. 2 due to Dorian
Mikaela Queen
Update: Sept. 2, 12 p.m.
Because of changes to Hurricane Dorian's track, select athletic events will return to their original date and time.
Rescheduled events:
Women's Soccer - Sept. 5 vs. Valdosta State
Volleyball -...
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