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Happy Monday, Seminole!

Florida State had a packed weekend across multiple sports — baseball and softball completed dominant sweeps, basketball heads to the ACC Tournament with momentum, and Kayleigh Clark punched her ticket to the NCAA Championships.

⚾ 💥 Noles Complete Sweep with 17-Run Explosion 💥 ⚾
Florida State baseball erupted for 17 runs and four home runs to finish off a dominant sweep of Northern Kentucky and extend its winning streak to nine games heading into a huge week against No. 9 Florida and No. 15 Wake Forest.

🥎 💥 Softball Finishes Coastal Sweep in Wild 17–11 Slugfest 💥 🥎
The No. 10 Seminoles completed a three-game sweep of Coastal Carolina, exploding for 17 runs and 16 hits to extend their winning streak to 10 games and push their remarkable run against unranked non-conference opponents to 51 straight victories.

🏊‍♀️ 🎟️ Clark Punches Ticket to NCAA Championships 🎟️ 🏊‍♀️
Florida State diver Kayleigh Clark qualified for the NCAA Championships, finishing eighth on the 1-meter board at the Zone B Championships to secure her return to the national stage.

🏀 🔥 Noles Enter ACC Tournament as Dangerous Spoiler 🔥 🏀
Florida State heads into the ACC Tournament winning 10 of its last 13 games, with Chauncey Wiggins and Robert McCray V leading the late-season surge as the Seminoles prepare for a matchup with California on Wednesday.

🥍 📉 Lacrosse Falls to No. 20 Virginia 📉 🥍
Florida State battled early but Virginia pulled away in the second half as the Seminoles dropped their ACC matchup 15–7 despite multi-goal performances from Brooke Long and Lydia Ward.

🎾 ⚔️ Men’s Tennis Pushes No. 4 Wake to the Brink ⚔️ 🎾
The Seminoles nearly pulled off a huge upset but ultimately fell 4–3 to No. 4 Wake Forest, highlighted by Corey Craig’s top-20 singles victory and multiple strong performances across the lineup.

🎾 📉 Women’s Tennis Falls Despite Strong Doubles Play 📉 🎾
Florida State secured the doubles point for the sixth time in seven matches, but Wake Forest rallied in singles to hand the Seminoles a 4–1 ACC road loss.

Let’s get into it. 👇

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No. 20 Florida State closed its nine-game homestand in dominant fashion Sunday, run-ruling Northern Kentucky 17–3 to secure the sweep and extend its winning streak to nine games.

🔥 Historic First Inning

The early avalanche gave the Seminoles complete control of the game.

💣 Dowd’s Breakout Day

Seven Seminoles recorded multiple hits in the offensive outburst.

🔒 Moore Strong on the Mound

Relievers Cole Stokes and Manny Lantigua combined to close out the seven-inning run-rule win.

🧠 Why It Matters: Florida State improves to 13–2, completes another series sweep, and now heads into a tough week featuring No. 9 Florida and No. 15 Wake Forest.

👉 Read more for the full game recap and stats.

No. 10 Florida State finished off a high-scoring weekend in Conway with a 17–11 win over Coastal Carolina, completing the series sweep and extending its winning streak to 10 games.

🔥 Offensive Shootout

The Seminoles repeatedly answered Coastal Carolina rallies in one of the wildest games of the season.

⭐ Huge Day for Bueno & Hinde

Florida State’s lineup kept the pressure on all afternoon.

⚡ Seven-Run Response

After Coastal Carolina tied the game 11–11 in the sixth inning, Florida State immediately exploded for six runs in the seventh to take control for good.

The rally included bases-loaded walks, a wild pitch, and key hits to push the game out of reach.

🧠 Why It Matters: Florida State improves to 21–4, sweeps the series, and extends its streak to 51 straight regular-season wins against unranked non-conference opponents.

👉 Read more for the full recap and stats.

Florida State diver Kayleigh Clark secured a spot at the NCAA Championships Sunday, finishing 8th on the 1-meter board at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships in Athens.

⭐ Punches NCAA Ticket

Clark improved from 11th in prelims to lock up qualification in the finals.

📍 More Events Ahead

Clark will also compete later this week in the 3-meter and platform events as the Zone Championships continue.

🧠 Why It Matters: Clark becomes the first Seminole diver to qualify for the NCAA Championships this week, giving Florida State an early breakthrough at the Zone meet.

👉 Read more for full results and the remaining event schedule.

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Florida State heads into the ACC Tournament riding momentum, winning 10 of its last 13 games after closing the regular season with a win over SMU.

⭐ Leaders Hitting Their Stride

The duo has powered Florida State’s late-season surge.

📈 Strong Finish to Loucks’ First Season

Despite early skepticism, head coach Luke Loucks guided the Seminoles to a strong finish in his first year, positioning the team as a potential threat in the conference tournament.

The Seminoles also secured a top-10 recruiting class, signaling long-term momentum for the program.

⚠️ Dangerous Tournament Matchup

Florida State will open ACC Tournament play against California on Wednesday (7 p.m., ESPN2).

While the Noles may not be in NCAA Tournament contention, their recent form makes them a potential spoiler against teams fighting for March Madness spots.

🧠 Why It Matters: With momentum on their side and nothing to lose, Florida State could be one of the most dangerous teams in the ACC Tournament bracket.

👉 Read more for tournament context and analysis.

Florida State dropped its ACC matchup Sunday, falling 15–7 to No. 20 Virginia at the Seminole Lacrosse Complex.

⭐ Multi-Goal Performances

The Seminoles recorded multiple multi-goal scorers for the fifth time this season.

⚔️ Cavaliers Pull Away

The game was tied 2–2 early, but Virginia gradually built separation with scoring runs in the second and third quarters to take control.

The Cavaliers led 6–3 at halftime and extended the advantage in the second half.

🛡️ New Face in Goal

🧠 Why It Matters: Florida State moves to 2–7 (0–5 ACC) as conference play continues against one of the toughest schedules in the country.

👉 Read more for the full game recap and stats.

Florida State pushed No. 4 Wake Forest to the brink Sunday but ultimately fell 4–3 in a tightly contested ACC matchup.

⭐ Big Singles Wins

Craig’s victory over a top-20 opponent highlighted a strong day in singles for the Seminoles.

⚔️ Match Came Down to Final Court

The match was tied 3–3 before Wake Forest clinched the victory on Court 3, where No. 15 Luca Pow rallied to defeat Mohammad Alkotop in three sets.

📊 Doubles Recap

🧠 Why It Matters: Florida State battled one of the nation’s top teams to the wire but slips to 8–8 overall (0–4 ACC) as conference play continues.

👉 Read more for full match results and upcoming schedule.

Florida State dropped its ACC road matchup Sunday, falling 4–1 to Wake Forest in Winston-Salem.

⭐ Strong Start in Doubles

The victories secured the doubles point for FSU, the sixth time the Seminoles have won doubles in their last seven matches.

⚔️ Wake Forest Rallies in Singles

Wake Forest responded in singles play, winning four matches to clinch the overall victory.

Several Seminoles started strong, taking the opening set on four courts, but the Demon Deacons rallied to take control.

📊 Notable Stat

🧠 Why It Matters: Florida State continues to compete well in doubles but falls to 4–9 overall (0–4 ACC) as conference play intensifies.

👉 Read more for the full match results.

And that’s a wrap for today.

Florida State had one of its strongest weekends of the spring — baseball and softball both completed dominant series sweeps, Kayleigh Clark punched her NCAA Championship ticket, and the basketball team heads to the ACC Tournament with real momentum.

Now the attention turns to a huge week ahead with plenty of opportunities for the Noles to keep the momentum rolling.

Talk tomorrow,
Chief