Marin named NCAA swimmer of the week
Valeria Sabate
Sports Editor
After days of practice the NCAA named Venezuelan Jesus Marin swimmer of the week.
Senior Marin did not expect this recognition from the...
Professional Baseball: winning in a ‘Giant’ way
The San Francisco Giants in front of a crowd of 40,535 predominant Kansas City Royals fans, took game seven of the 2014 World Series...
McWilliams: ‘Golf is a bipolar game’
FSC women’s golf team played in the Guy Harvey Invitational Tournament in which they scored 315 to tie for 11th place with Armstrong State.
Kolby...
Moc’s Water Ski Team Triumphs at 2014 Nationals
Buses and vans caravanning the top water ski teams from colleges around the country pulled into Tri Lakes in Zachary, La. for the 2014...
NCAA time for a change?
This past month, two major programs with nationally recognized players are facing serious accusations of signing helmets, jerseys and other football memorabilia for their...
Men’s basketball hoping for contributions from ‘everyone’
Jack LeGwin
Florida Southern Men’s Basketball is primed for a successful year once again behind seven players returning for their senior seasons.
New Assistant Coach...
Jeter: The End of an Era
I am a New Yorker and it seemed like everyone around me was a Yankee fan. It bothered me the way everyone worshipped Derek...
Women’s Soccer Undefeated
The Mocs are off to a great start to the 2014 soccer season as the men’s and women’s teams improve to 4-1 and 4-0-1,...
Running the Rough Road
Kyle Butler is passionate about running. In 2012 he found himself in the war-ravaged country of Afghanistan, under threat of roadside bombs and the...
Men’s Basketball Welcomes Former Player to This Season’s Coaching Staff
This upcoming season the Men’s Basketball team will have some changes to the sidelines including a former face.
Assistant Ben Swank will take over as...
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