Brett Parrish was announced Sunshine State Player of the Week for his excellent performance at the plate against Saint Leo this past weekend. […]
Florida Tech Women’s Soccer concludes the Spring Season with a 2-0 loss Against Barry University. […]
Florida Tech Athletics has revised its fan policy for the remainder of the 2020-21 academic year. […]
Florida Tech women’s rowing grabbed its second Sunshine State Conference Boat of the Week honor of the season, announced Monday, April 12. […]
Florida Tech posted strong results on Saturday earning three top-2 results, including a victory by the top Varsity 4 boat, while facing Stetson and Embry-Riddle at the Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center in Deland, Florida. […]
After a historic moment and a doubleheader sweep of Nova Southeastern, Florida Tech softball looked to keep the momentum rolling in their doubleheader against Florida Southeastern. Tech did exactly that as the women won both games, 5-2 and 7-6. […]
Florida Tech junior guard Sesan Russell was been named to the All-SSC First Team and sophomore guard Sean Houpt was selected to the Newcomer Team, as the conference announced its all-league teams on Wednesday. […]
Florida Tech head coach Val Silvestrini and her softball program made history with the game one, 3-2, win that gave Silvestrini her 317th win at Tech. […]
The Florida Tech men’s rowing team got its first taste of action as they welcomed Jacksonville on a windy Saturday morning at Canal 54. […]
The Florida Tech men’s rowing team opens its spring 2021 schedule this Saturday, April 3, hosting Jacksonville University at Canal 54. […]
Florida Tech could not outlast Barry’s offense performance despite close sets (25-21, 21-25, 25-15, and 25-23). Jocelyn Garcia’s impressive offensive showing led the team in hitting percentage (.429). […]
The relationship collegiate competitors have between athletic identity and their moral value preferences have shown to differ from previous research, according to a new study involving Florida Tech industrial/organizational psychology professor Gary Burns. […]
