Sports Archives - Page 171 of 248

Column: Jags try to save face by making a new one

Christian Ayers • Feb 6, 2013

With a fresh start and a new logo, the Jaguars hope their cosmetic surgery turns into a medical miracle next season, instead of a botched operation.

Read Story

Updates from Feb. 4 budget & allocations meeting

Sarah Ricevuto • Feb 5, 2013

Upsilon Phi Delta gains funding Upsilon Phi Delta requested funding for a trip to the Seventh Annual Case Competition in Birmingham, AL. The request for $2,000 was amended to an approximate $1,900...

UNF Student wins international award

Natalie Logan • Feb 4, 2013

UNF Computer Science Major Jared Wheeler is one of the four students worldwide to win the Student Chapter Scholarship Award from the Association for Computing Machinery. Out of about 70 worldwide...

Greek letters assaulted: beaten, broken and drowned

Sarah Ricevuto • Feb 4, 2013

When asked about the vandalism, Laura Worrell, Asst. Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, said, “Oh. You mean Alphabet Soup.” For the past couple of weeks, the Student Union has been filled...

Osprey women use Ki three to upset Hatters

Josh Brannock • Feb 2, 2013

Josil circled to the elbow and swung a pass to a wide-open Ki Conner. With ice in her blood, Conner hit the go-ahead three.

Read Story

Second half comeback against Stetson ends losing streak

Travis Gibson • Feb 2, 2013

Junior Travis Wallace led the team in more than one aspect Saturday night. His energy and vocal leadership kept the team's head in the game, even when the Ospreys fell behind by 19 points midway though the first half. His presence inside and perfect free throw shooting (6-6) led all scorers with 18 points.

Read Story

Ospreys can’t fly with Eagles

Christian Ayers • Feb 1, 2013

FGCU racked up 13 second chance points in the second half and shot wide open threes, hitting 52 percent from downtown. Five eagles scored in double-digits for the game.

Read Story

Girls with Gills

Carl Rosen • Jan 30, 2013

For Sara Evans and senior Katie England, this meet was the beginning of the end of an era. England has been swimming competitively for 15 years and Evans for 17 years -- having committed to this way of life not long after retiring from diapers.

Read Story

Column: Calling all leaders

Travis Gibson • Jan 30, 2013

When the a team is making a run and the shots aren't falling on the offensive end, who will step up and demand more from his teammates?

Read Story

Who misses Transloc?

Sarah Ricevuto • Jan 28, 2013

Since shuttle routes changed, the system students use to track shuttle locations and their ETAs to different stops on campus has not been in operation and some students are wondering why. Transloc,...

Interfaith chapel coming to campus

Jessica Harden • Jan 22, 2013

Despite protests by some students, UNF is moving ahead with plans to bring an interfaith chapel to campus. The chapel will be located behind the Herbert University Center. A final design is not...

Two nursing student get involved at the state level

Sarah Ricevuto • Jan 22, 2013

Imagine trying something new. Imagine being the first to do it. Two UNF nursing students did just that. Thuy Tran, a UNF nursing senior, and Vianca Cabrera, a UNF nursing junior, were recently elected...

UNF Spinnaker

UNF Spinnaker

UNF Spinnaker

Sports

Column: Jags try to save face by making a new one

Updates from Feb. 4 budget & allocations meeting

UNF Student wins international award

Greek letters assaulted: beaten, broken and drowned

Osprey women use Ki three to upset Hatters

Second half comeback against Stetson ends losing streak

Ospreys can’t fly with Eagles

Girls with Gills

Column: Calling all leaders

Who misses Transloc?

Interfaith chapel coming to campus

Two nursing student get involved at the state level

UNF Spinnaker