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Florida Tech Athletics 1 Highlights: Football First-ever winning season in programs second year at 6 -5 Defeated NCAA Division I Stetson 54-12 in season opener Beat No. 12-ranked Tarleton State in AT&T Stadium, home of the
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program’s second year at 6-5
Stetson 54-12 in season opener
State in AT&T Stadium, home
Division I No. 14-ranked Bethune-Cookman, 34-33
road with two seconds left, 33- 32
Shorter on the road, 34-30 Trevor Sand
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South Conference Co-Coach of the Year
chosen GSC Co-Offensive Player of the Year and program’s first All-American
– 73 catches, 1,116 yards, 10 TDs
Offensive Freshman of the Year
– 2,926 passing yards, 32 TDs
player to average over 100 rushing yards per game
– Finished with 1,105 rushing yards and nine TDs
Xavier Milton
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6-2 in SSC
– 11 wins were most since 1997 – SSC record tied for second
Championship to eventual NCAA Champion Lynn 3-2
Coach of the Year
Drake Hillman
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gold medal at SSC Championships in 100-yard backstroke at 55.36
were Florida Tech’s first- ever NCAA Division II Swimming Championship qualifiers
beat Division I Florida Atlantic and No. 3-ranked Nova Southeastern
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in NCAA Division II
NCAA Division II with .364 batting average
pitching staffs in Division II with 2.69 ERA
Austin Allen
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Tampa, two games to one
weekend
a perfect game in first- ever start last season, ranks third in NCAA Division II with 19 wins
Rachel Pence
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– Ranked No. 2 in NCAA Division II – Won all four fall tournaments – Felicia Leftinger ranks third in Division II in scoring average, 73.89
– Ranked No. 21 in Division II – Ray Badenhorst is 16th in Division II in scoring average, 72.04
Felicia Leftinger Ray Badenhorst
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– Ranks first in Peach Belt Conference and fourth in NCAA Division II in 200-meter dash, 24.01
– Ranks second in PBC and seventh in Division II in 100- meter hurdles, 14.23
– Ranks second in PBC at 41.76
Rachel Tobin Gary Holmes
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beat Columbia by four seconds at 5:39.4
first over Columbia in eight years
Jacksonville by 24.6 seconds
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NCAA Division II
Lenoir-Rhyne 13-12 and then No. 15 Wheeling Jesuit 12-9
– Wins were first two over a ranked opponent in program’s four-year history
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season
Saturday, 20-8
Division II in scoring, 14.9 goals per game
transfer, is eighth in Division II in points, 53
Allie Modica
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Commissioner's Fall Honor Roll for carrying a 3.20 semester GPA or higher
– 12 student-athletes carried 4.0 GPA
Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll for posting a 3.00 cumulative GPA or higher
announced this summer
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– Billed as the “world’s largest food packing event”
Clinics
Succeed
Team Impact with Lacrosse Children’s Hunger Project
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Barry Alvarez (Wisconsin AD)
Pete Gillen (CBS Sports)
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Tech first baseman and major leaguer Tim Wakefield
Florida Tech and Brevard County
baseball and softball
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Dropper was on March 13 at Suntree Country Club
were sold
Tech Athletics Scholarships
closest balls to the hole to win $60,000
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Clemente Center Basketball and Volleyball Panther Aquatic Center Swimming
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Football Locker Room All Sports Weight Room
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Rick Stottler Soccer Field Panther Field Andy Seminick-Les Hall Field Nancy Bottge Field
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Palm Bay High School’s Pirate Stadium Football and Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse DeSoto Tennis Courts Tennis also uses Kiwi Tennis Club and Fee Ave. Duran Golf Club Canal 54
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Melbourne Central Catholic Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Wickham Park Men’s and Women’s Cross Country
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