As interest in flag football continues to grow nationwide, this new addition by the athletic department is a major step in providing opportunity for female athletes. On March 4, Saint Leo hosted the University of Tampa for the first home game of the season at Saint Leo Turf Stadium.
From Iceland to Saint Leo, Anel Crnac’s journey from freshman to captain is a story of growth, resilience, and unforgettable moments on the pitch.
Just like any other sport, softball can be competitive and requires full-force effort; however, nothing compares to the collegiate level. This is especially true in the Sunshine State Conference Division II.
History was made as the Saint Leo Women’s Acro and Tumbling team scored a perfect 10.0 on the pyramid and performed other impressive elements. The energy and teamwork were unmatched. Athletes executed a flawless performance, showing that dedication, skill, and trust can take a team to the top.
Sports can be highly competitive, especially at the collegiate level, as many athletes try to continue their careers professionally. High standards are being set in the Sunshine State Conference (SSC), more specifically in women’s sports.
Pregame tailgates are a popular sports tradition where fans gather with friends to eat and socialize before the game. Many even prefer tailgating before the actual game, so imagine a campus tailgate followed by a handful of sporting events all happening in one day.
For the United States men’s national ice hockey team, this day was especially significant, as it ended an almost half-century-long wait for the Olympic gold after a hard-fought battle.
The Saint Leo University baseball team was more than ready to defend their home field as they hosted their home opening series. Those who were in attendance showed their lions-pride and dedicated support for their team.
History has been made in Tampa, Florida as the city hosted its first outdoor stadium series, and it was a spectacular event. Now many fans are reflecting on how happy they are to have witnessed this once in a lifetime moment.
While Tampa’s warm climate may not seem best for outdoor ice hockey, that is about to change for the people of Tampa Bay. Tampa is set to host its first ever outdoor stadium series, and this is drawing attention all across the city.
