Crimson & Gold Banquet 2026
Cazzie L. Russell, Jr., 1966 College Basketball Player of the Year, No. 1 NBA Draft Pick, and NBA All-Star, brings stories of a legendary career defined by excellence, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to the game of basketball.
Celebrate the spirit of the Saints at the Crimson & Gold Banquet on Thursday, November 12, 2026. Join alumni, families, and friends for an unforgettable evening benefiting Flagler Athletics scholarships. This year's banquet features keynote speaker Cazzie L. Russell, Jr., 1966 College Basketball Player of the Year, No. 1 NBA Draft Pick, and NBA All-Star. Your ticket fuels opportunities for student-athletes to excel in the classroom and in competition.
Date and Time
Date and Time
Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026
6:00 PM Social and Silent Auction
7:00 PM Dinner, live auction, and keynote speaker
Location
Location
Embassy Suites by Hilton St. Augustine Beach Oceanfront Resort
Hilton Website
300 A1A Beach Blvd, St. Augustine, FL 32080
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Keynote Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Cazzie L. Russell, Jr., 1966 College Basketball Player of the Year, No. 1 NBA Draft Pick, and NBA All-Star, brings stories of a legendary career defined by excellence, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to the game of basketball.
Ticket Cost
Ticket Cost
Per Person - $150
Premier Table for 8 - $2,000
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact Peter DellaVecchia at pdellavecchia@flagler.edu or 904-819-6455.
FAQ
FAQ
Saints spirited cocktail or business attire is recommended.
Yes, complimentary valet is provided. Please mention that you are with Flagler College upon arrival.
Yes, the evening features a silent auction during the social hour and a live auction during dinner.
For event information, please contact Special Events at specialevents@flagler.edu or 904-826-8617.
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Disclaimer
Disclaimer
Flagler College values the free exchange of ideas and respectful communication, in alignment with the Chicago Principles that emphasize the importance of free expression on campus. The views expressed by the speaker(s) are their own and are not intended to represent those of the institution.