FSU is gearing up for another semester to start in just a few weeks. Student-athletes, however, are already back at work. The FSU Volleyball team will play its first match this Friday and the Swimming and Diving teams are back in action by mid-September. These two sports are the last of a long project forContinue reading “Another season of sport at FSU begins”
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Take Me Out To the Ball Game…
In Florida, it’s easy to see how it’s baseball season. We’re coming out an unusually warm February (though more seasonably cool and rainy weather is headed our way). So, it came as no surprise that the college baseball season is already in full swing. The 2018 Noles are riding a winning streak going into theContinue reading “Take Me Out To the Ball Game…”
Taking to the Green
One of the most interesting things about my work is getting to learn things I never thought I would know. Like the fact that, apparently, the golf season in college is all year long with a long break over December and January. Which means, both the men’s and women’s golf teams will be hitting theContinue reading “Taking to the Green”
Another Sport to Peruse
We’ve continued to steadily digitize our collection of sports media guides in our University Archives. The latest sport to be digitized is tennis. We have good timing since we’ve entered prime tennis season with the Australian Open marking the start of the professional season underway currently. Tennis at FSU started back up in early January. ThisContinue reading “Another Sport to Peruse”
Hitting the Court
It’s basketball season time again in college sports. The men’s Florida State University team takes to the court in their first non-exhibition game of the season this evening against the George Washington Colonials. The Lady Noles already have two wins on the books for this season! Over the summer, we digitized and made available inContinue reading “Hitting the Court”
A Brief History of Athletics at Florida State University
For most individuals, when they think of Florida State University, they think of Florida State Football. Although football is a paramount addition to Florida State University, it used to be just a minor team at Florida State, with only fourteen official members on the football team in 1903 Football captains from Florida State University andContinue reading “A Brief History of Athletics at Florida State University”
Women’s Athletics at FSU
When FSU became a co-ed institution, the development of women’s athletics took a backseat to men’s varsity sports. While sports clubs like F Club, Tarpon Club, and Gymkana gave women athletes a place to strut their stuff, there was nowhere for them to compete in an intercollegiate setting. It wasn’t until 1968 when FSU’s volleyballContinue reading “Women’s Athletics at FSU”
Thanksgiving at FSCW
FSU’s campus during Thanksgiving is usually pretty quiet – students and staff are visiting their families over the break, or maybe traveling for the annual FSU vs. UF game, or others might be holed up in their dorm room and getting an early start on studying for finals. However, at FSCW, Thanksgiving week was bustlingContinue reading “Thanksgiving at FSCW”
A Century of Seasons: Early FSU Sports History
Florida State University’s Special Collections presents A Century of Seasons: The History of Florida State Athletics. Visitors are invited to explore the history of Florida State athletics, which spans over ten decades, from the turn of the century to the modern day. Beginning in 1905 and ending in 1947, Tallahassee’s campus was a women’s college,Continue reading “A Century of Seasons: Early FSU Sports History”