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PRESSLEY’S IMPRESSION
F/D Toni Pressley appeared in 96 games in her Seminole career. The 2010 First-Team All-American recorded 33 points from 11 goals and 11 assists. That included three game-winning goals. Her domination ...
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PROTECT THE NET
A lifelong FSU fan and member of the team from 2001 to 2004, Joy McKenzie took over as starting goalkeeper in her junior season. Between October 7 and 31, 2003, McKenzie compiled 739:22 in consecutive ...
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PROTECTING THE PAINT
A defensive stalwart during her four years at FSU, F Brooke Wyckoff made her presence in the paint known for the Seminoles. During her freshman season, Wyckoff set what was then a single-season progra ...
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REID ALL ABOUT THE ACC TITLE
In the 2005 ACC Championship Game, WR Willie Reid broke a 3-3 tie with an 83-yard touchdown punt return, igniting a 24-point third quarter against Virginia Tech. Reid amassed 210 all-purpose yards and ...
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RETURN TO THE WHITE HOUSE
Coach Bobby Bowden caught up with President Bill Clinton when the 1999 National Championship Seminoles returned to the White House for the first time in six years. Following FSU’s Sugar Bowl win on Ja ...
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RIDING THE CHAMPIONSHIP HIGH
In the 2000 season, the Seminoles continued to ride high from their previous season’s National Championship victory. Senior QB Chris Weinke received the Heisman Trophy, becoming the oldest award winne ...
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RING AROUND THE POSEY
Buster Posey wasn’t new to national recognition for his efforts on the baseball field. He received this Collegiate Rawlings Gold Glove Award as one of the “finest” players in college baseball. It was ...
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SCOOP-AND-SCORE FOR THE TITLE
Serving primarily as the second-string running back during the regular season, Jeff Chaney (No. 24) made a big impact during the 2000 Nokia Sugar Bowl. He led the Seminoles with 43 rushing yards in th ...
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SET PIECE SINKS THE GATORS
The Seminoles earned their first NCAA Final Four berth with a statement win on November 28, 2003, as FSU defeated Florida on the road, 2-1. The Noles controlled the match from the opening whistle, bot ...
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SHOULDER PADS OF A CHAMPION
These shoulder pads belonged to Chris Weinke, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback who led FSU to the 1999 National Championship. At 28 years old, Weinke was the oldest Heisman winner in history — h ...
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