HUMAN CANNONBALL

In remembrance...

SEASONS WIND DOWN

Embry-Riddle men's tennis and women's golf's seasons ended this weekend. The #2 ranked Eagles tennis team bowed out of the National Tournament in the Final Four. The top 5 ranked golf team finished their season tied for 3rd at the National Tournament playing in veritably strong windy conditions in South Dakota. On a side note, I've never really heard about any great golf courses in South Dakota. Maybe Daytona and the LPGA should put in a bid again...

Great seasons guys and gals. If you still need your ERAU sports fix, make sure to listen in on the radio this next week as our baseball team heads out to Idaho for the start of the NAIA College World Series. Appreciate your time!

CONGRATS GRADUATES

This past Tuesday the seniors from Embry-Riddle graduated, and we here at the Flock would like to congratulate them and wish them the best of luck. Unfortunately, I was out of the state visiting a few friends and was unable to make the graduation ceremony.

Some seniors are still on campus, though. Men's tennis and women's golf are still in the national tourney hunt. Baseball is hosting the first round of the NAIA Baseball College World Series. All the fun starts tomorrow May 12th and will end either May 14th or 15th (depending on if the Eagles want to sweep or drag it out for another day).

In my travels last week got introduced to a freaky good new artist. Check out the vid up top to see Francis & the Lights's song "The Top," and I have to plug my boy Tyler Bryne's short film "Extension."

Lots of love goes out to the Wesleyan College campus 1) for coming together as a community after the horrific incident that happened there last Wednesday, and 2) for putting up with me for three and a half days.