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Game
#21 Report
Flagler
College 82 -
Embry-Riddle
77
On Jan. 26, 2005, the Saints played away
against their archrival Embry-Riddle and
won 82-77.
During the game
senior forward Robby Rayes tore his ACL
and was lost for the season. “Losing
Robby is a blow to the team. Robby is a tremendous
leader on the team and one of the most active
players we half,” Coach Bo Clark said.
It was loud and
energetic in the gym because of the 1,653
fans who attended this game. The
first half was really close when the Saints
only led the game 32-31 at half-time.
Carlton Summers
led the Saints' scoring with 26 points. Darrell
Freeman had 19 points, and Chris Crumpler
finished with 15 points. Rafael Peixoto had
11 rebounds in the game.
“It was
a great road win for us, the team played
great defense after half time and the seniors
really stepped up. It is always tough to
beat Embry-Riddle at their place,” Clark
said.
The Saints are ranked 12th nationally with
a 15-5 overall record and 3-1 in conference.
Game
#22 Report
Flagler College
66
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Florida Memorial University 68
The Flagler
College Saints faced another tough foe
when they played against Florida Memorial
on Jan 29, 2005. The
Saints fell short, losing 68-66 mainly
because of poor shooting. The Saints made
7 of 30 from the 3-point range. Carlton Summers
had 20 points, and Bryan Borstelmann had
17.
Flagler dropped 15-6 overall and 3-2
in the Conference.
Game
#23 Report
Flagler
College 81 -
SCAD
55
The Saints traveled
to Savannah, Ga., to face the Bees of Savannah
School of Art and Design to avenge a 68-67
loss at home earlier this season. Flagler
came back with an outstanding 81-55-road
win at the Savannah Civic Center on Feb 2,
2005.
“It was the best defense we
have played all year,” said Coach Bo
Clark. “We did a great job defending
their two scorers Gerard Bowden and Shawn
Watson. It was a great road win and a great
way to bounce back after the Florida Memorial
loss.”
Carlton Summers led the Saints scoring with
21 points and 1 rebound followed by Chris
Crumpler with 16 points.
The
Saints improved to a 16-6 overall and 4-2
conference record.
Flagler
College 79 -
Warner Southern
71
On Feb. 5, the Saints traveled to Lake Wales
to face Warner Southern University and beat
the Royals 79-71. The team improved to 17-6
overall record and 5-2 in conference play.
The Saints had another great game defending
Warner’s two main scorers, Clint Zwyer
and Vince McGill. “Defense won the
game for us in the second half,” Coach
Bo Clark said.
Carlton
Summers led the team with 21 points followed
by Chris Crumpler and Bryan Borstelmann with
19 and 14 points, respectively.
Flagler
College 75 -
Embry-Riddle 70
The 13th ranked
Saints played 7th-ranked archrival Embry-Riddle
on Feb. 9 at home and came up with a 75-70
win in overtime.
“I thought our seniors really stepped
up during crunch time. That was what we needed
because Embry-Riddle is such a good team,” Coach
Bo Clark said.
It was a huge
game for the Saints who had been down throughout
the contest. The student body and crowd made
a real difference with close to 1,800 fans
in attendance.
Carlton Summers
led the team with 27 points followed by Darrell
Freeman with 23 points
The Saints improved
to an 18-6 overall and 6-2 conference record.
Game
#26 Report
Flagler
College 85 -
Webber International 49
The Saints once
again beat Webber International University
in a conference game Feb. 12. This time
the Saints played at home, beating the Warriors
85-49.
“Chris Crumpler got us out of the
gate with his 3-point shooting, and Jamie
Jenkins did a good job on the board with
12 rebounds. Our bench really played well
and gave us an extra boost,” Coach
Bo Clark said.
Flagler led 48-29
at half. The Saints once again had an outstanding
defensive game, keeping the warriors to
a 36.5 field-goal percentage.
Carlton Summers
had 17 points and Crumpler 16 points.
Game
#27 Report
Flagler
College -
Florida Memorial
Game
#28 Report
Flagler
College -
Johnson & Wales
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