Softball team's freshman has 'absolutely dominated'
When senior Delanie Gourley and junior Nicole DeWitt were asked about a teammate who’s particularly impressed them this season, the answer came to each of them fairly quickly.
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When senior Delanie Gourley and junior Nicole DeWitt were asked about a teammate who’s particularly impressed them this season, the answer came to each of them fairly quickly.
With two outs in the top of the third inning, Jaimie Hoover was up to bat.
Heading into his team’s Feb. 25 matchup against Liberty, coach Tim Walton made a change in the lineup.
In the bottom of the first inning, freshman third baseman Jaimie Hoover hit a ball straight to Missouri shortstop Braxton Burnside.
Senior Delanie Gourley struck out 12 batters en route to earning her first career perfect game as Florida (16-1) took down the Iowa Hawkeyes 8-0 in five innings in its first game of the Judi Garman Classic on Thursday.
As a freshman, Delanie Gourley had the opportunity to pitch in the Women’s College World Series against Alabama.
Freshman Jaimie Hoover was the leadoff hitter in the top of the fourth inning for Florida.
With two outs in the top of the sixth inning, Delanie Gourley delivered her pitch.
On Monday afternoon, coach Tim Walton received a phone call from Sophia Reynoso.
With an 0-2 count, freshman Katie Chronister adjusted into her windup.
With one out in the top of the third inning, junior Nicole DeWitt stood in the batter's box.
With the Gators up 2-1 in the 10th inning against then-No. 6 Michigan, coach Tim Walton claimed he could hear something in the dugout.
In 2016’s final regular-season game, then-freshman Kelly Barnhill threw her first no-hitter at the college level.
Every morning, senior Delanie Gourley awakens to a text.
Kourtney Keegan glanced over from the garnet tennis courts.
Relaxed, confident and handling their business.
Josie Kuhlman and Belinda Woolcock smiled as they began to stretch before practice Monday afternoon. And why wouldn’t they?
It isn’t too common for a tennis match to last three hours.
A triumphant yell rang out across Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex Monday afternoon. But it didn’t come from a Gator.
All that could be heard at the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex on Thursday afternoon was the rhythmic sound of a tennis ball slapping the court.