Sophomore pitcher Tyler Dyson spiked his pitch into the dirt. The ball skipped between the legs of catcher Cal Greenfield and to his right, allowing Siena’s Brendan Conley to advance to third.
Consistency.
Nicole DeWitt waited.
It was a beautiful day for golf. With temperatures in the 70s for most of the morning and afternoon, Gordon Neale approached the 18th hole for the second time on Saturday. Under the coverage of scattered clouds, Neale took out his sand wedge and let loose a shot that elicited a roar from the crowd gathered near the green.
Down 71-68 with 8.9 seconds left, the Gators had a chance to tie the score.
Joe Drpich looks more like an offensive lineman than a baseball player.
Trailing Maryland 11-9 early in the second half, UF attacker Shayna Pirreca charged the goal and hurled in a shot to narrow the Terrapins’ lead to one.
Before Saturday’s match against No. 22 Notre Dame (7-2), losing the doubles point usually signaled defeat for the Florida men’s tennis team.
The High Springs New Century Woman’s Club will be hosting “Blessing of the Pets”, a fundraiser to benefit Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation that is located in High Springs, Florida. The organization specializes in the rehabilitation and release of orphaned, injured or displaced wildlife in North Central Florida. Chaplain Margaret Schneider will perform the blessings. The date is March 17th 9:00 am to 12:00 pm in the front area of the Clubhouse. Please have your pets crated or leashed. Sunrise Rehabilitation director Nan Soistman will have some of the recused wildlife at the event. All donations will benefit Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation. For information call Carole Tate: 386-454-0794
GFWC High Springs The New Century Woman’s Club presents the 3rd annual “A Taste of Italy Fundraiser” – March 9th – 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. All the great home-made Italian dishes you love. Includes salad, dessert and beverage. Tickets $15.00, Take-out available. 23674 West U.S. Highway 27, High Springs, FL 32643. Tickets will be sold at the door or to purchase in advance call Vickie at 954-649-4237
Moral courage is finding the strength to act despite the consequences. As a student leader, if you choose to act with moral courage, you risk ending close friendships. You risk political retribution. You risk a loss of opportunities which could advance your career. Acting with moral courage is never the easiest path, but it is ultimately the correct one.
The Florida men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams completed the third day of the SEC Championships at Texas A&M University Friday.
It started with a fly ball to right field, hanging in the air for about five or six seconds, carrying nothing but Wil Dalton’s pride.
Before Florida’s meet against Georgia on Friday night, UF freshman Alyssa Baumann danced on the side of the mats while the rest of her teammates warmed up. The energy she entered the Stegeman Coliseum with carried into the Gators’ sixth competition of the regular season, where she placed first on balance beam with a score of 9.900.
After the ceremonial first pitch from 2017 College World Series MVP Alex Faedo, after unveiling the national championship banner on the left field wall, after all the pomp and circumstance of honoring a year coach Kevin O’Sullivan would like to ignore, the Gators offense was bone dry.
For the second time in three matches, freshman Duarte Vale and junior McClain Kessler played from behind with the doubles point on the line. Unlike their comeback win against No. 11 Michigan on Feb. 9 – in which Vale and Kessler saved two match points – the pair lost 7-5 on Friday as No. 6 Texas A&M swept the No. 11 Florida men’s tennis team 4-0 in the first round of the ITA National Team Indoor Championships in Seattle.
After a long winter break, the Florida men’s golf team will begin its season this weekend at the SunTrust Gator Invitational in Gainesville.
With the 2018 SEC Indoor Championships set to begin next week, Florida’s distance medley relay team will compete in a qualifying race today at the UCS Invitational in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Since its inception, Florida lacrosse has played Maryland three times. It has lost every one.
Solutions by The State News
