Gators defeat East Carolina to remain undefeated in conference play
By Bryan Matamoros | Apr. 13, 2019Florida’s women’s lacrosse team swarmed East Carolina from the first whistle.
Florida’s women’s lacrosse team swarmed East Carolina from the first whistle.
It was an offensive fireworks display at the 2019 Blue and Orange Game on Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Catcher Kendyl Lindaman looked at Texas A&M pitcher Hannah Mayo’s 3-2 pitch, which was the 14th of the at-bat. The umpire called it a ball, and Lindaman trotted to first.
Florida pitcher Christian Scott could only watch as Chris Cullen sent the fourth home run of the game into the bleachers in left field in the fourth inning.
Florida was hitless heading into the bottom of the third inning.
Florida defensive coordinator Todd Grantham has earned a bit of a reputation.
Senior attacker Lindsey Ronbeck and the Florida women’s lacrosse team ran rampant at the Jacksonville Lacrosse Center.
McCartney Kessler readied her stance and dribbled the tennis ball four times near her left foot. Her racket calmly spun in her right hand as she focused in on Michigan’s Giulia Pairone.
Sports editor Jake Dreilinger and staff writer Sam Campisano talked to former Gators and current New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso on Wednesday before the Mets' victory over the Minnesota Twins. He is batting .378 with 17 hits and six home runs this year.
Units can take years to find
The Florida women’s golf team entered the Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic without two of its regular starters.
The margin was as thin as a blade of grass for Texas A&M on May 26, 2018.
Court cited issues with the hierarchy of law and legislating from the bench
The survey will be open until May 10
Programs offer education, mentorship and literacy
More than 100 people attended a vigil
There was a sold-out crowd of more than 1,700
The city hopes to complete its goal by 2040
At least 2,000 people are expected to attend the free event
You’re in your car scouring a UF parking garage in hopes of finding a gloriously empty parking spot. You have looked for a spot on three floors already and things aren’t looking good. But you have a meeting in 10 minutes that you have to get to, so the search must continue. Then you see it, an empty spot perfectly nestled between two shining cars. You quickly whip into it, claiming the spot as yours.