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"2020s" - 87 Total Result(s)
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BREAK THE ROCK
Head coach Mike Norvell, along with strength and conditioning coach Josh Storms, brought a wealth of knowledge and ideas when they arrived in Tallahassee in 2020. From his first training camp, Norvell ...
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BREAKING OUT FOR THE WCWS
IF Devyn Flaherty proved her value in Tallahassee during her breakout sophomore season of 2021. As a batter, Flaherty posted a .281 average with a team-leading 52 hits and 19 stolen bases. Playing sec ...
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BRING THE JUICE
FSU delivered the juice in the 2021 season, finishing with a 49-13 record and national runner-up in the Women’s College World Series (WCWS). Before each game of the WCWS, every player took a drink fro ...
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BRINGING IT HOME
As FSU entered the 2023 postseason, starting catcher Michaela Edenfield kept making contact. She recorded a hit in eight of 11 NCAA Tournament and Women’s College World Series (WCWS) games, which incl ...
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BROUGHT THE PAYNE
Heather Payne was a four-year star for the Seminoles, kicking off her career as a member of the ACC All-Freshman team in 2019. The Irish international played 108 of the 110 minutes of the 2021 College ...
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BUCKLEY’S BIG BOWL
CB Terrell Buckley joined a prestigious group in 2023 when he was inducted into the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame. As one of the sport’s oldest and most storied postseason games, the Cotton Bowl b ...
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CAPPING OFF A STELLAR CAREER
Following her standout 2021 campaign, M Jaelin Howell became the first player in program history to win both the Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) Hermann Trophy and the Honda Sports Award in the same seas ...
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CARRYING ON THE TRADITION
Taking over a powerhouse program comes with a lot of expectations, but Brian Pensky was prepared. The former Tennessee head coach arrived in Tallahassee in 2022 with championship aspirations and an un ...
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CHALLENGES AND RESILIENCE
This autographed soccer ball commemorates FSU’s appearance in the 2020 NCAA Women’s Soccer National Championship game, a season disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic and ultimately played in May 2021 at ...
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CLAIMING THE HIGH GROUND
At 5-foot-5, D Mimi Van Zanten rose above No. 1 Stanford’s M Eleanor Klinger to win a header during the 2025 College Cup Final. Van Zanten played all 90 minutes as No. 6 FSU absorbed 18 Stanford shots ...