Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Soccer's Best Year Ever This year the soccer team had the best season in its history. The Saints overcame the handicap that results from having only two home games. Flagler went through the season with a record of twelve wins and five losses. ln post-season play, the Saints per- formed very well. They advanced through district play-offs defeating At- lantic University by the score of three to one in the final that was played at Flagler Field in front of 250 fans. The team won many awards and earned many honors because of their v -. Back: Bob Moullin, Andy Ford, A.J. Royes, Joe Pein, Francisco Manfredi, Dave Menges, lnge- mar Lanevi, Troy Roarke, Rich Puttick, Mike Deluliis, Lance Landis. Front: Guy Olney, Dave Griffiths, Brian Clark, lan Brunson, Lenny Yan- kelunas, Kos Donev, Bradt Moser, Dennis Rodri- gues, Wayne Barbour, John Brunson, Matt Mur- asko. Left, Brian Clark and Wayne Barbour give their all in a game. ' performance. They were voted num- ber 20 in the nation for NAIA colleges and number six in the nation for scor- ing goals per game, with an average of 3.86. On the state level, they were voted number seven for all Florida four year colleges. The Saints also re- ceived the Bob Wilson Award from the Florida Referees Association for fair- ness in play, character and outstand- ing sportsmanship. Many players won awards for indi- vidual performance. Among these was team captain Kos Donev who made 2 .lr..-.A. the first team, all district. Richard Put- tick also made first team, all district as well as first team, all area. Another Saint who won honors was Wayne Bar- bour. He made both second team, all district and all area. The biggest honor won by Barbour was being ranked number five in the nation for assists, by te NAIA. First year coach Bob Moullin also won some awards. He was named dis- trict coach of the year and Florida In- tercollegiate Soccer Coaches Associ- ation coach of the year. .5-if A Q... Kos Donev prepares to kick the ball downfield.

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4 Above, Rich Puttick and Dave Menges watch as Dave Griffiths steals ball from opponents. Right, Saints Kos Donev, Joe Pein, Rich Puttick and lan Brunson rejoice after a goal. Above, Flagler player lan Brunson tries to beat the opposing team to the ball. Right, Wayne Barbour rushes down field in an attempt at a goal.

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X 'lv I .... fi B-Ball The 1982-1983 men's basketball team specialized in pulling out last minute victories, earning them the nickname of the Karidac Kids. The basket on the buzzer style won 18 of their 31 games. The team won important victo- ries over Rawlings, Armstrong State and Georgia College among others. Coach Bo Clark felt that the Saints had a fantastic year with the tough schedule that we had, and he was especially pleased with the dedication and hard work that the players put forth. This was a team that did not give up, to me this is a sign of character, The fighting spirit of the team was shown through player awards. Kirk Brown made first team All Dis- tricts. The never give up attitude was partially inspired by Brian Gor- don who won the leadership award. Though only a few were singled out for honors, it was the entire team's efforts that made the Kardiac Kids. v gg Kirk Brown dribbles past an opposing play- M Q cz ' 'F 5 . I K '::!n . Right, Kirk Brown makes a shot at the basket. Above, Sam Coachman puts the ball in the hoop with the help of Rick James and Pop Lemon. Srl 3 ,U '.b,,'svaPliU . ggggga, ,wvtv ws M X tv--ffm flfixfix-V . . ' 'k pats '--- sigsmss 's'yxgX x X x X XXX XX XXX XNXQXX B X NX NX xx X Kms Xxx XX X X N fsrwx Xxvss X ts 8 SNR' C ' SKK N XkQwX,. A . S3 ' x but-skit g 5. Qg-Xw,53Q,5wX,a- Q wQN5mgSxkmSwswvtlf. . ' Q35 -exfqg! ix':x1sg.f s'1N?i3L:Y5 . 'N ' x XX X -xx-.5 New gsy5sgwt.3X,5 X XNQX 1 X .tt XX -5-if: QNX mamma xt-.. tg,