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Florida softball ended its season with its loss in game six to Stanford. The Gators struggled to keep Stanford from scoring and switched between three pitchers, but it wasn't enough to keep the Cardinal out of the game.
Florida found its momentum in game five of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Regionals Saturday night.
Stanford junior catcher Aly Kaneshiro homered to left field for her seventh home run of the season and brought home graduate student infielder Taylor Gindlesperger to give the Cardinal a three-run lead over the Gators in the bottom of the third inning.
Florida junior right-handed starting pitcher Brandon Sproat had a down night in Friday’s outing against Kentucky.
Florida senior utility player Sarah Longley hit a leadoff home run in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie up the game against Loyola Marymount. Sophomore second baseman Regan Walsh then singled through the left side where redshirt sophomore Christina Wellen then pinch ran for her.
Friday morning, the Southeastern Conference announced its annual All-SEC awards, which included four members of the Florida softball team.
Florida Sophomore duo Alicia Dudeney and Bente Spee stood exhausted on the court.
Tennessee sophomore outfielder Katie Taylor advanced to first after she reached on a fielding error. Taylor was then brought home by senior outfielder Kiki Milloy after she homered to left field to extend Tennessee's lead by two runs in the bottom of the second inning.
Kentucky junior first baseman Meeko Harrison homered to right center and scored redshirt freshman Jenna Blanton to take the lead against Florida by one run in the top of the fifth inning. Florida redshirt junior shortstop Skylar Wallace then took the lead for the Gators in the bottom when she homered to right center to put UF back in the lead.
Kentucky junior infielder Grace Lorsung homered to left field in the bottom of the sixth inning to score the first run of the game.
Kentucky graduate student pitcher Kennedy Sullivan walked redshirt junior shortstop Skylar Wallace as the Gators trailed by four in the top of the fourth.
Florida sophomore second baseman Reagan Walsh doubled down the right field line, and then was pinch ran by redshirt sophomore Christina Wellen. Graduate student utility player Pal Egan had a chance to give the Gators their first lead in the seventh inning.
Friday’s matchup saw all seven Gators put on a masterful performance but was headlined by dominant victories from Florida senior Carly Briggs.
As graduate student Axel Nefve went up to try and save Florida’s season, hope was on its last breath. He trailed 5-2 in the third set with Oklahoma State up 3-2 in the match; nothing short of a miracle was needed.
Formerly serving citrus-marinated chicken to lines of students, an empty construction area is all that remains of Pollo Tropical since it closed on April 26.
Sophomore attacker Emma LoPinto whipped around the crease and fell to the ground with 7:52 remaining. She launched the ball into the back of the net to produce the first Gator lead since the first quarter.
UF president Ben Sasse speaks to graduating doctorate students on Thursday, May 4, 2023.
Gov. Ron DeSantis backed UF’s Jacksonville graduate center at a press conference Tuesday. Along with verbal support from the governor, the state increased the proposed funding for the campus by $25 million.
Gators players watched with hats inside-out, cleats on shoulders and just about every small superstition possible in the Florida dugout with a chance to win a Sunshine State showdown at home with bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning.
Ole Miss sophomore pitcher Catelyn Riley couldn’t stop the singles from coming in the bottom of the third inning.
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