Although the Gators were off to a strong start early in the first quarter Tuesday, Loyola (Maryland) quickly tied up the game at 3-apiece. However, the Gators did not falter, and one Gator made a major statement: Clark Hamilton.
Going into her last season as a Florida Gator, lacrosse captain Theresa Bragg has more than one reason for wanting to leave a legacy on the program she’s called home for the past three years.
Fresh off the heels of two consecutive Final Four appearances, hope was high for No. 4 Florida to start its season on a high note.
Florida lacrosse has achieved more in the last two years than any previous Gator team could. Last season, the Gators made history by securing their second consecutive Final Four finish, the third in program history, with the first being in 2012. This year, they are ready to go all the way.
Nearly two weeks after becoming one of the five Gators to receive USA Lacrosse Magazine Preseason First Team All-American Honors, Gianna Monaco decided to step away from Florida for personal reasons. She will not return to the program.
Florida lacrosse announced Lindsay Epstein as an assistant coach. The Marietta, Georgia native comes to Florida after three seasons as an assistant coach at Fairfield University.
When asked to describe Celeste Forte, Florida head coach Amanda O’Leary characterized her as a competitor, a hard worker and a great teammate and person.
Florida lacrosse added to its coaching staff Tuesday afternoon with the addition of a new assistant coach.
In the 2025 season, Florida lacrosse made its second consecutive Final Four appearance and finished with a 20-4 record.
Despite No. 4-seeded Florida grabbing an early lead, No. 1-seeded North Carolina scored 18 unanswered goals to defeat UF 20-4, ending the Gators' season.
The No. 4-seeded Florida Gators lacrosse team defeated the Duke Blue Devils 11-9 in the NCAA tournament quarterfinals Thursday evening, advancing to its second consecutive Final Four.
No. 4 Florida defeated No. 10 Stanford 13-12 in an overtime win Sunday afternoon. It's the second consecutive year the Gators have reached the Elite Eight.
No. 4 Florida Gators defeated Mercer 18-6 in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday afternoon. It was the second time the Gators defeated Mercer during the 2025 campaign.
Florida lacrosse trailed Arizona State 4-1 early in Saturday’s Big 12 Tournament Championship, but came back, defeating the Sun Devils 21-10 to secure itself an automatic bid in the 2025 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship Tournament.
In its first-ever game in Big 12 Conference Lacrosse Championship Tournament history, No. 1 seed Florida dominated UC Davis 22-2 to advance to Saturday’s championship game.
Florida lacrosse dominates over Arizona State 17-5 and wins the Big 12 Regular Season Championship.
UF junior midfielder Kaitlyn Davies and junior defender Theresa Bragg are inseparable off the field. On the field, they form one of the most dynamic duos in collegiate lacrosse.
No. 4 Florida lacrosse was dominant Saturday, as redshirt junior goalkeeper Elyse Finnelle made eight saves and the Gators cruised to a 20-2 win over Big 12 rival Cincinnati.
Behind 10 goals in the second quarter, No. 4 Florida lacrosse ran away with its 10th consecutive victory, defeating Stetson 20-4 in what was a dominant all-around performance.
Despite trailing for the entire first half, No. 4 Florida lacrosse outscored Colorado 9–3 in the second to claim a 15–10 victory — its ninth straight win.
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