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Florida Gulf Coast University women’s volleyball team clinched an Atlantic Sun Conference Regular Season Championship this past Saturday, defeating the Queens University Gaels to do so.
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Three Florida Gulf Coast University men’s soccer players have earned All-ASUN honors.The Florida Gulf Coast University men’s golf team placed second at the Kapolei Invitational in Hawaii, capping a historic performance.
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Florida Gulf Coast University’s women’s basketball team will begin the 2023-24 season ranked no. 2 in the Mid-Major top 25 poll.
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Florida Gulf Coast University men’s golf team powered their way into first place at the Kapolei Invitational in Hawaii that began Tuesday, Oct. 31, shooting a 20-under-par as a team to do so.
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The Florida Gulf Coast University women’s soccer team scored three second-half goals on Sunday, to advance to the ASUN Championship semifinal round, defeating the seventh-seed Austin Peay Governors to do so.
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The Florida Gulf Coast University women’s soccer team has earned the number three seed for the 2023 ASUN Tournament which begins this Thursday, Oct. 26.FGCU’s Assistant Baseball Coach Steve Mckee has been named Eagle of the Quarter. Mckee is entering his fifth season with the Eagles and seventh overall.
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The University of Iowa, with Caitlin Clark, the reigning Women’s College Player of the Year, headlines this year’s eight-team Gulf Coast Showcase Classic at Hertz Arena November 24-26. FGCU could play Iowa in a semi-final game November 25.
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The Florida Gulf Coast University women's volleyball team notched their 200th all-time Atlantic Sun regular season win Saturday, defeating the Eastern Kentucky Colonels.
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The war between Israel and Hamas shows no signs of easing up. The ongoing war has impacted the lives of several students at Florida Gulf Coast University who have connections to the Israel-Hamas.
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Less than 24 hours after selecting former state education official Henry Mack as its interim president, Broward College announced Wednesday that a longtime former administrator at the school — not Mack — will take the helm.After interviewing candidates, the Broward College Board of Trustees on Tuesday chose Mack to replace former President Gregory Haile, who resigned last month. Mack previously served as a senior chancellor at the Florida Department of Education and oversaw the Division of Florida Colleges.