For men’s golf, three talented freshmen lead way to future
By Ray Boone | June 2, 2016J.C. Deacon first met Sam Horsfield and Jorge Garcia in July of 2014.
J.C. Deacon first met Sam Horsfield and Jorge Garcia in July of 2014.
On Monday, the Florida men’s golf team finished the stroke-play portion of the NCAA Championship in Eugene, Oregon. The Gators posted a 17-over-par 297 in Round 4 and fell to 15th place at 43 over to end their season.
Florida concluded its 2015-16 season on May 23. It was a season that featured dominant victories, record-breaking performances and post-season shortcomings.
For the first time since 2001, Florida has won a national title in doubles.
In 2018, another team can attempt a three-peat.
The No. 4-ranked duo of Brooke Austin and Kourtney Keegan reached this point last year.
By the end of Sunday’s round of the NCAA Championship in Eugene, Oregon, the Florida men’s golf team was hanging on by a thread.
One error was all it took.
At the end of competition at the NCAA Championship East Preliminary in Jacksonville, Florida qualified 25 athletes for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Gordon Neale is making a name for himself at Florida.
The rally opossum finally failed LSU on Saturday night.
During Friday’s round of the NCAA Championship in Eugene, Oregon, it was all freshmen for the Florida men’s golf team.
Belinda Woolcock’s run in the NCAA Individual Championship in Tulsa came to an end on Friday against Oklahoma State’s Katarine Adamovic.
When Kirsti Merritt tried to save her team, she ran into a wall.
This is it.
Danny Reyes didn’t disappoint in the biggest start of his young career.
Deacon Liput couldn’t play hero twice.
Only one meet stands in the way of Florida bringing its first national championship back to Gainesville since 2013: the NCAA East Preliminary.
In a tense Oklahoma City locker room, broadcasted on TNT’s telecast just before Game 4 of the NBA's Western Conference Finals, Billy Donovan sits in a chair and stares at a semicircle of millionaires.
One series separates Florida from punching one of eight tickets to the Women’s College World Series in Oklahoma City.