Mike Ferguson

5 days ago | doublefriesnoslaw.com | Mike Ferguson

The well-oiled machine that is Florida State women’s golf kept chugging along this week. The second-ranked Seminoles punched their ticket to the NCAA Championships by winning the Lexington Regional. FSU led after all three rounds and finished 15-under par as a team. That was five strokes better than Kansas State and Georgia Southern, who each finished tied for second. Mirabel Ting and Lottie Woad led the way for the Seminoles, finishing tied for second. Kaylah Williams also finished in the top 20.

1 week ago | doublefriesnoslaw.com | Mike Ferguson

Florida State softball hopes bigger things are ahead, but the Seminoles already have something to celebrate. With a 13-4 road win over No. 13 Virginia Tech on Friday night in Blacksburg, FSU claimed the ACC regular season title. The Seminoles went ahead for good on Amaya Ross’ 2-run single in the first inning. FSU finished with 14 hits and scored in each inning. Jahni Kerr and Michaela Edenfield each homered in the win. Ross finished 2-for-4 with four RBIs and a run scored.

2 weeks ago | doublefriesnoslaw.com | Mike Ferguson

A pair of former Florida State football players found new homes in the AFC East over the weekend. Cornerback Azareye'h Thomas and defensive tackle Joshua Farmer each heard their names called during the 2025 NFL Draft. Thomas was selected on Friday night in the third round, going 78th overall to the New York Jets. A native of Niceville, Thomas spent three years at FSU and was an All-ACC honorable mention selection last season.

3 weeks ago | doublefriesnoslaw.com | Mike Ferguson

In a week marred by an on-campus shooting, Florida State women’s golf did what it could to bring a sense of normalcy back to Tallahassee. FSU went to North Carolina and claimed its first ACC title. Over three rounds of stroke play, FSU finished second to Stanford. In match play, the Seminoles took home the hardware with back-to-back victories. Against sixth-place California on Friday, FSU rolled to a 3-0 win. Mirabel Ting, Lottie Woad, and Kaylah Williams each won their matchups for the Seminoles.

1 month ago | doublefriesnoslaw.com | Mike Ferguson

Come September, Florida State will add seven new members to its Athletics Hall of Fame class. That class was announced this past week, headlined by a pair of national champions on the gridiron. Former FSU football standouts Jameis Winston and Rashad Greene will each be enshrined. The 2013 Heisman Trophy winner, Winston, a quarterback, set the FSU record with 40 touchdown passes as a freshman while leading FSU from 18 points down to beat Auburn for the national championship.