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After a stretch of five matches in 11 days closed last weekend,, the Gators volleyball team returns from a week off and looks to keep its foot on the gas in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, over the weekend.
When Florida took the court inside the Stephen C. O’Connell Center for a match with Coastal Carolina Sept. 18, it was without an essential player.
Dallis Brimm, 7, walked up to the tennis courts at T.B. McPherson Park, racket in hand, ready to play a round of tennis. A quiet rainfall hit the blue tennis court floor, but that didn’t stop Dallis from doing what she loves.
Ole Miss clung to a 17-16 lead in the third set when something clicked for Florida.
Fans in the O’Connell Center stood tall as the Gators reached match point with an eight point lead. A serve by Florida defensive specialist Trinity Adams put the play in motion, the Gators showing no mercy. Outside hitter T’ara Ceasar dove and saved the ball on the Gators’ first touch, then setter Marlie Monserez surprised the Rebels by dumping the ball over the net for the match-clinching kill.
Florida outside hitter T’ara Ceasar had the chance to send the fifth set in overtime versus Mississippi State. She received the ball from her teammate and rocketed the volleyball back toward the O’Connell Center floor, but it failed to make it over the net.
There wasn’t a single butt in its seat when outside hitter Sofia Victoria slammed home the final kill during Thursday night’s Southeastern Conference opener against Mississippi State.
The Gators volleyball team ended non-conference play on a high note after back-to-back sweeps against Coastal Carolina.
Fans in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center rose to their feet, a Gators sweep within reach. Sophomore outside hitter Sofia Victoria dribbled and served the ball, initiating a match-point rally. Senior setter Marlie Monserez delivered a clean pass to redshirt senior outside hitter T’ara Ceasar, who rocketed the ball toward the court to secure a straight-set victory.
Florida’s volleyball team (4-4) is in a funk. It won only two sets through its last three matches and needs to rediscover its groove before Southeastern Conference play begins.
Florida volleyball ended its match against in-state rival Florida State Wednesday night with 22 total attack errors, almost half the amount of kills recorded, along with 14 service errors.
For the 64th time in program history, the Gators volleyball team match up with Florida State. Head coach Mary Wise has been at the helm for 42 of those matches and only lost to the Seminoles six times.
The Gators volleyball team are reeling after losing three of their last four matches, but they will continue to rely on their legendary coach and seasoned roster as the season moves forward.
The Gators volleyball team sought redemption on their home court Saturday night. Instead, they were met with defeat.
The Gators volleyball team entered the Stephen C. O’Connell Center Friday night fresh off a huge top-10 victory over Minnesota, but their momentum didn’t phase Baylor.
The Gators volleyball team looks to continue their home domination over the weekend.
Freshman Merritt Beason stepped on the court inside the Stephen C. O’Connell center for a home match for the first time on Sunday.
The Gators volleyball team will welcome a top-10 opponent to the O’Connell Center Sunday.
The Gators volleyball team didn’t drop a set in their opening weekend, but its competition is about to take a step up.
With the 2021 season barely underway, the Gators volleyball team already found some history to celebrate.
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