Florida bats struggle against Kentucky
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | Apr. 13, 2013Kentucky officially dedicated its new softball complex on Saturday, and the Wildcats opened it with a victory.
Kentucky officially dedicated its new softball complex on Saturday, and the Wildcats opened it with a victory.
It looked as if the Gators were going to rely on unearned runs again on Friday night, but another big inning changed that.
For a moment, it looked like Bob van Overbeek would revert to the the form that led to him struggling in a 46-day drought without a victory.
Hannah Rogers came into Friday’s game with bad memories of Lexington, Ky.
Brianna Morgan dominated the tennis court Friday.
With South Carolina trailing Florida 3-2 in the bottom of the ninth, Gamecocks right fielder TJ Costen rounded third and was heading home to tie the game on a hit to right field. Halfway there, Costen tripped.
Briana Little gets on base the hard way.
Forward Will Yeguete could end up on the operating table again this summer.
Senior attacker Ashley Bruns started 50 of her 51 games at Florida before this season.
Florida’s men’s tennis team had not received an individual honor since February 2012, but that changed on Wednesday.
Taylor Burke stays busy.
TALLAHASSEE — After missing nearly a month, Richie Martin was excited to return in time for the game he had been eying all season.
Lauren Haeger does not let what happens in the batter’s box carry into the pitching circle.
Florida has struggled throughout the season to find a player it can consistently rely on.
T.J. Vogel is competing against the world's best at The Masters this weekend. Although the Florida senior is competitive, he is starstruck by some of his opponents in Augusta, Ga.
Long before making the difficult decision to transfer from North Carolina to Florida, Antoinette Bannister grew up watching T.J., her half brother, flourish on the basketball court.
TALLAHASSEE — No one deserved to catch the final out of Florida’s 4-3 victory against Florida State on Tuesday night more than Harrison Bader.
College basketball has issues, but Monday’s national championship game showed everything that is right with the sport.
The Gators were down by a run and sending the bottom of the lineup to the plate in the top of the sixth during Florida’s road game against USF on Feb. 27.
Freshman Bridgette Caquatto was held together by tape all summer long.