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While most of the attention for Gators sports fell on the opposite side of Gale Lemerand Drive, head coach Mary Wise and Florida volleyball looked to cap off a dominant weeked at its second invitational of the season.
As the Gators volleyball team made its way to the back of the court for the starting lineup introductions, a familiar face stood with them, albeit not in uniform.
After a tough road trip up north, the Gators came back to Gainesville with a long weekend ahead of them.
A crowd of 4,920 fans rose to their feet as Gators freshman setter Alexis Stucky spun the ball in her left hand behind the service line. Minnesota needed one more point to claim its third win of the season and first in front of the home crowd.
With two straight attack errors from sophomore middle blocker Gabrielle Essix and senior outside hitter Marina Markova, Florida was on the brink of losing out on a comeback victory in a marquee matchup.
With a revamped squad of new faces, the Gators volleyball team played its opening games like the players had years of chemistry between them.
Sophomore Merritt Beason had just delivered a pair of scorching aces to leave the Virginia Cavaliers defense helpless. Virginia head coach Shannon Wells felt the need to call a timeout.
With the masses to their feet inside the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, junior outside hitter Sofia Victoria and sophomore middle blocker Bre Kelley rose above the netting to block the attack of North Florida outside hitter Mahalia White.
As the first day of Fall classes at the University of Florida came to an end for some students, Florida volleyball head coach Mary Wise and the Gators walked into the Lemerand Gym to continue preparation for Friday's season opener.
Gators libero Elli McKissock took to the court Saturday and tossed a volleyball into the Stephen C. O’Connell Center air for the first time since December.
Many new names and faces make up the 2022-23 Florida Gators volleyball team.
The Alligator Sports staff selected the seven must-see athletic events for every UF student before they graduate. They are listed below.
Students who didn’t wish to continue their sport with collegiate programs found a way to keep their same passion alive throughout college: club sports.
With volleyball season approaching in 92 days, the Florida Gators ’ schedule for 2022 has been announced by head coach Mary Wise.
Pull out the sunscreen and pop open a cold one because this summer will be a scorcher in Gainesville.
The new Alachua County Sports Event Center is one beam closer to opening its structure with an NCAA-approved indoor track and tennis, basketball and volleyball courts.
The Gator Nation’s love affair with head coach Kelly Rae Finely is officially set in stone.
Saturday afternoon was an Oscar Tsheibwe extravaganza.
All good things must come to an end.
The No. 16-seeded Florida Gators quickly dispatched their opening-weekend foes in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, beating Florida A&M and Miami in six combined sets.
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