Accounting major Tyson Brock is one of the most familiar names and faces on Florida State's campus of 41,000 students. The popular Pi Kappa Alpha President was elected Homecoming Chief 2009 in a campus wide vote. His elected Homecoming Princess is Shannon Brockman, representing Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.

On campus, Tyson was tapped for Garnet & Gold Key, Order of Omega and Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK). He is also Vice President of the prestigious Seminole Student Boosters organization, the largest student organization of any kind on any campus in the State of Florida. In addition to being named "Brother of the Year" by his Delta Lambda Pike Brothers, Tyson was also selected by Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority as their 2008-09 Zeta King.

Tyson's father Jim Brock '76 was in the chapter when Pike SMC Fred Miller '73 and Florida Governor Charlie Crist '76 were elected Homecoming Chiefs in back-to-back seasons.

Strong Spring Lifts Pike to Overall Championship

Pike was the Men's All-Campus Champion in 4x4 Flag Football

Pi Kappa Alpha won the 2009 Overall IM Championship, our second consecutive title and our seventh Overall Championship in the last nine years. At Christmas break, the Chapter led by 100 points over our traditional intramural rival Delta Tau Delta. But the Delts made a late surge and the race went down to the wire. Pike teams won championships in three of the final sports to make a dramatic finish, winning the trophy by 22 points, 1,390 to 1,368.

Pikes Win Third Consecutive Triple Crown!

Delta Lambda Chapter reaffirmed its standing as the dominant athletic power of the decade by winning their sixth Overall Intramural Championship (2007-2008) in the past eight years. That record, while impressive, does not match the astonishing achievement of winning three consecutive Triple Crown trophies. Triple Crown refers to a fraternity winning the three major intramural sports - football, basketball and softball - all in the same school year.

In 60 years of Florida State intramural sports competition, it is believed that no fraternity other than Pi Kappa Alpha has ever won the Triple Crown. Delta Lambda has won the award four times.

The first time that feat was achieved, in the 1983-84 school year, it established a standard unmatched by any other fraternity for the next 21 years. Pi Kappa Alpha teams won the Triple Crown during the 2005-2006 school year and now have won three consecutive titles. That is, nine consecutive championships in three years: three each in football, basketball and softball. Pike football teams have won their championship for five consecutive years.

In addition to wining the three major sports in the Large Fraternity Division, Pike also won championships this year in Wrestling and Volleyball, and finished second in Soccer.

Pike won the Overall Title by 137 points over second place Delta Tau Delta. Rounding out the top five in order were Sigma Chi, Lambda Chi and Phi Delt. Twelve fraternities compete in the Large Fraternity (garnet) division, and another dozen fraternities compete in the Small Fraternity (gold) division.

See the layout below from the 1984 Pikeboy detailing that extraordinary year in Pike intramurals, the first time any FSU fraternity ever won the Triple Crown. No other fraternity has ever won it in 60 years of competition.

Pikes Win Fourth Consecutive Football Title

Pi Kappa Alpha crushed the Small Fraternity (Gold) League champion 29-6 to win the All-Greek Championship again for the fourth consecutive year. But the most dramatic game of the season was 20-19 victory over Delta Tau Delta in the heavyweight division title contest. Read the game story here: