Gators looking for help along back line to spell Williamson
By JOHN BOOTHE | Oct. 10, 2011Kat Williamson could use a breather.
Kat Williamson could use a breather.
The Gators’ leading scorer took a game off from filling the stat sheet Sunday, but their second leading scorer did that and more.
Pink hair and pink shirts will stick out amongst the usual orange and blue tonight at Pressly Stadium.
It has become increasingly clear this season why Florida’s Erika Tymrak and Auburn midfielder Katy Frierson were the Southeastern Conference’s lone representatives on the U.S. U23 national team this summer.
With a Southeastern Conference-best 16 players recording a point this season, it was only natural for Florida to find a new way to generate goals last weekend.
After its worst performance of the season, the Gators’ defense knew it had to step up, and it did so in a big way this weekend.
Though McKenzie Barney might be lagging behind her conference-leading scoring pace from a year ago, the Gators’ team captain still has a habit of finding the net when her team needs it the most.
A week after suffering through two slow starts to open Southeastern Conference play, Florida's offense wasted no time getting to work against Vanderbilt on Friday night.
The Florida offense has had no trouble finding its groove as of late.
It’s been a long time since an opposing team has been able to get four goals past Taylor Burke.
After gambling with their back line all season long, the Gators’ streak of good luck ended after only one weekend of Southeastern Conference play.
A dominating second-half performance by Florida against Tennessee on Sunday was not enough to overcome an offensively inefficient and mistake-filled first-half effort.
Five days after their largest offensive explosion of the season, the Gators found themselves in a defensive struggle Friday night against the Bulldogs in their Southeastern Conference opener.
By her junior year of high school, Annie Speese’s road to playing soccer for Georgia was seemingly mapped out.
It is a significant accomplishment for a soccer player to surpass her minute total from the previous season in less than seven games.
Following each of Florida’s nine non-conference games, a video had to be posted online to keep other teams around the Southeastern Conference informed on the Gators’ play.
With light rain slicking the field in Lawrence, Kan., just before warm-ups, all the Gators had to do Sunday was find an open shot and watch as the Jayhawks let the game slip right through their fingers.
Florida talked all week about getting off to a fast start against Missouri after it experienced a pair hot and cold matches offensively against Florida Gulf Coast and Florida State last weekend.
As the Gators head west for their second consecutive two-game weekend, they are hoping the trip resembles only the second half of their last pair of outings.