Eight new faces add to Florida volleyball’s 2022 roster
Many new names and faces make up the 2022-23 Florida Gators volleyball team.
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Many new names and faces make up the 2022-23 Florida Gators volleyball team.
Current and former Florida Gators’ representing seven countries at the 2022 FINA World Championships secured nine total medals, including eight golds.
All good things must come to an end.
Fans in the O’Connell Center stood tall with match point underway. Florida A&M had already extended the third set by two, and Rattlers’ outside hitter Emerald Jacobs served the ball across the net.
With the SEC Championship out of their hands, No. 20 Florida Gators volleyball looked to upset the No. 8 Kentucky Wildcats while vying for head coach Mary Wise’s 1,000th career win.
It’s the epic finale of the regular season.
“Let’s go Gators,” echoed in the O’Connell Center as match point got underway.
South Carolina setter Claire Wilson tossed the ball and launched it over the net to serve. Florida wasted no time as setter Marlie Monserez lined up the ball before outside hitter Sofia Victoria swiftly struck down the match-sealing kill.
The Gators volleyball team returns to the O’Connell Center Wednesday for a midweek matchup against the Auburn Tigers.
The Gators outside hitter Thayer Hall served the ball over the net to Arkansas. Razorbacks setter Gracie Ryan attempted to set up middle blocker Abigail Archibong for the potential kill.
After defeating Tennessee 3-1 (22-25, 25-17, 25-23, 25-16) Thursday, the No. 22 Gators volleyball team looks to extend their winning streak in a double header against the Razorbacks Friday and Saturday in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
It’s a Top-25 showdown in Gainesville this weekend as the No. 23 Gators volleyball team (14-6, 8-2 SEC) is set to host the No. 22 Tennessee Lady Volunteers (16-5, 8-3 SEC) in the O’Connell Center Thursday at 7 p.m.
Missouri setter Addison Lyon lined up the ball before she lept and struck it mid-air to serve match point now underway.
Olivia Moore ventured over to her neighbor’s driveway, ready for volleyball lessons every day during quarantine.
Outside hitter Merritt Beason lined up the ball for the match point serve. The ball glided over the net into Alabama’s hands where the team set up a kill for rightside hitter Kennedy Muckelroy.
The No. 23 Gators volleyball team (11-6, 5-2 SEC) is set to host the Texas A&M Aggies (11-6, 4-3 SEC) in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center Saturday at 5 p.m.
Florida head coach Mary Wise issued a challenge at match point after an official on LSU’s side of the court raised the red flag to signal outside hitter T’ara Ceasar’s kill was out of bounds.
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.
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.
Outside hitter Thayer Hall regained her focus with match point on the line. The senior took a deep breath, paused and struck the ball to serve. The Bulldogs scrambled to try and set up a kill, but not before the brick wall of middle blocker Lauren Dooley and outside hitter Merritt Beason shut down Bulldog opposite hitter Kayla Rivera.