Florida Tech's Paul Sturgess is the big man on campus Dec 16, 2007
"In a Nov. 29 game against Florida Christian College, Sturgess saw his most extensive action of the season, playing 16 minutes and grabbing six rebounds to go with eight points -- all on dunks.And, apparently, Sturgess doesn't know his own strength. While shooting free throws in the gym one evening last week, he went up for a dunk and realized that at some point, he had broken the backboard.Florida Tech had to cancel practice for a day to give workers time to weld the pieces back together.So... (Florida Today)
More of this story Nov 1, 2007
The season opens Saturday, Nov. 3, with a 7 p.m. tip off against Florida Christian College at home, followed by a second home date Nov. 7 against Johnson and Wales University. The Royals will visit Puerto Rico for a tournament there later this month; Northwood s visit to Lake Wales comes on Feb. 9, while SCAD will come calling Jan. 16. (Lake Wales News, FL)
January 16-31, 2007 obituaries Mar 16, 2007
He attended David Lipscomb High School and Florida Christian College, and was a graduate of the Sun-set School of Preaching and Lubbock Christian University. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served during the Korean conflict, and was also the proprietor of G Mas Res-taurant in Hooks. (WWalker County Messenger, GA)
#1 Fire Win by 72 in Final Home Contest Feb 14, 2007
Ledger Staff, Wire Reports LAKELAND No.1-ranked Southeastern University pounded Florida Christian College, 140-68, Tuesday night in the Fire's final home game of the season. Kiel Walker scored 20 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Fire while David Gualman added 20 points and seven rebounds. (The Ledger)
Sprained right ankle puts Turkoglu on the sideline Dec 10, 2006
They played Florida Christian College earlier in the day at Orlando Arena. The Magic have been inviting some high schools and colleges to play day games at the arena when they play at night, offering discount tickets to their fans to help fill empty seats. (Orlando Sentinel -- Sports)
Wi-Fi City Sees Startup Woes Apr 24, 2006
" Ashley Austin, a freshman at nearby Florida Christian College, said she likes using the network to do homework on the city's picturesque downtown lakefront. She said it's also the only way to get online if internet service is down at the wireless telephone store where she works. "So far I haven't had any problems with the use that I've gotten out of it," she said. Resident Chuck Cooper, a former city commissioner, bought an antenna, but still gets a shaky connection. Navigating from one site... (Wired News)
