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A MULTITUDE OF FIRSTS
Cindy Schofield was a star forward for the Seminoles during her four-year reign with the team. Leading the charge, she was present and active for a multitude of notable firsts for the program, particu ...
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A NATION-LEADING SEASON
Chris Weinke’s performance in the 1999 season was dominant and resilient in more ways than one. In addition to a national title, Weinke received the Brian Piccolo Award, given to the most courageous p ...
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A PEARL ANNIVERSARY
The 2005 season marked an illustrious milestone for Bobby Bowden, his 30th season as FSU head coach. Since 1976, Bowden had led the Seminoles into battle each fall weekend. Bowden created a legacy at ...
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A RIVALRY WITH AN ORANGE TWIST
South Florida hosted a familiar feud in an unfamiliar postseason setting on January 1, 2004. No. 9 FSU met No. 10 Miami in the Orange Bowl for the rivalry’s first bowl matchup. The Seminoles carried a ...
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A SHARP DEFENSEWOMAN
D Kelly Rowland joined the Seminole soccer squad at just the right time. A native of Wallingford, Pennsylvania, Rowland came to Tallahassee as one of the nation’s top recruits and made an immediate im ...
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A TOP TWO-SPORT ATHLETE
Though you wouldn’t think about it now, football was not always QB Chris Weinke’s first sport of choice. Weinke was recruited by more than 70 Division I schools, but he initially declined those offers ...
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A TRUE TEAM PLAYER
F Brooke Wyckoff finished her Seminole career as one of the most decorated players in program history. In addition to her defensive accolades, Wyckoff was named to the All-ACC Freshman Team in 1997-98 ...
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A WORTHY INDUCTION
After receiving Second Team (2005) and First Team (2006) NSCAA All-America honors, M India Trotter became the first two-time NSCAA All-American in FSU history. She would finish her Seminole career as ...
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ACC-ELERATING TO NINE STRAIGHT
Nine ACC seasons had produced nine championships for the Garnet and Gold by the end of 2000. FSU swept the conference with an 8-0 record, winning seven ACC games by at least 29 points and closing ACC ...
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ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL
Dr. JoAnne Graf’s coaching philosophy centered on empowering others. No matter what individual accolades came her way, she emphasized the importance of the entire team for FSU’s success. “Part of coac ...
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