Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Lady Saints In NAIA Tourney Flagler's 1982183 women's tennis team: front row - Maureen Dunn lleftl, Judy Carlin, Joanna Marowitsg back row - Asst. Coach Tami Vezina, Alice Flagler's Lady Saints netters headed for Kansas City this year for their first NAIA Championship tournament. This was their first year of membership in NAIA, although they'd placed in AIAW competition in past years. Elaina Capalbo, Judy Carlin and Maureen Dunn all went two rounds in singles play. Sharon Hamilton, Karen Never- ton and Kim Carter made it to the second round. In singles and doubles competition, the team captured eleven points. -qw-if , I Funclerburk, Elaina Capalbo, Kim Carter, Sharon Hamilton, Coach Walter Shinn, Walter Shinn, in his fourth year as women's tennis coach, felt he had a strong team going into the tournament. Earlier in the season, Flagler compiled some impressive victories, including a complete sweep of the NAIA schools in Georgia. We found out how strong we really are, Shinn said. Flagler was the only school invited to participate in the NAIA district tournament in Atlanta in mid-May, Shinn said.

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Saints Take Third T75 102 Flagler's 1982f83 baseball team: front row - Jim DiPofi, Chuck Morton, Scott Mendez, Kevin DiPofi, Joe Shakar, Tom Rodish, Bob Vinciguerra, Matt Kozak, Coach R. Glenn Aspinwallg middle row - Kevin Smith, Thom- as Clarke, Kevin Kussow, Tim Reiner, Kirk Kreuter, Louis Calabria, Robert Saints baseballers headed to NAIA District 25 competition for the third straight year, following a season which ended with a 26-19 record. This year's tourney was held in Boca Raton. Armstrong State took revenge on Flagler for the Saints' three-out-of-four wins against them during the regular sea- son. The Georgia team defeated Flagler 10-5 in the last game of the tournament. The Saints finished third in the tourney. Flagler beat Southern Tech 6-3 in the first game, and then went on to take a close 3-1 victory over Georgia College tseeded No. ll. The Saints lost 7-2 to Florida Atlantic fseed- i Santo, Trainer Bill Rogersg back row - Mark Lasser, Art Eld, David Peters, Robert Godfrey, Joe LaSpina, Tim Bukar, Paul Erickson, Jim Shawg not shown - David Benedict. ed No. 2l before finally losing out to Armstrong State lseed- ed No. 41. R. Glenn Aspinwall looks forward to strong action, with 12 players returning in the fall. Bob Santo, for instance, had an outstanding freshman year, batting .400-plus, and racking up eight homers along the way. Scott Mendez, this year's most valuable player, will be back for his senior year. Other top players are Tim Bukar, southpaw who transferred to Flagler this year, and Joe Shakar, catcher, will be a senior with three years of exper- ience to contribute.