Gators open season Sunday at N.C. State
By Lauren Staff | Jan. 6, 2017Florida’s team theme in 2016 was, “You are destined to go far.”
Florida’s team theme in 2016 was, “You are destined to go far.”
One of Florida gymnastics’ most celebrated athletes added another award to her collegiate career.
In the practice gym and on the competition floor, the departing senior class of Bridgette Caquatto, Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Morgan Frazier and Bridget Sloan led by example.
Bridget Sloan dismounted from the higher uneven parallel bar.
It was too little, too late.
Florida is primed for yet another National Championship berth.
They say fairy tales don’t exist, but there was something special about Friday’s Senior Night gymnastics meet against visiting North Carolina.
For the Florida Gators’ gymnastics program, tonight’s meet concludes another regular season slate.
You could hear it in her voice.
Leading with one rotation to go, Florida’s gymnastics team was in a familiar position.
On Friday, the No. 2 Florida gymnastics team was set up for failure.
Heading into Friday’s meet, the Gators gymnastics team was at a crossroads.
Beginning at 6:45, tonight’s Link to Pink gymnastics meet will feature a dash of Razorback Red as No. 9 Arkansas readies to take on the No. 2 Gators in the O’Connell Center.
Athletics and activism go hand in hand.
After a harrowing loss at the hands of the No. 11 Georgia Bulldogs on Friday night, the No. 2 Florida gymnastics team needs to find out what follows in the aftermath of defeat.
Timing is everything.
For Florida gymnastics coach Jenny Rowland, last weekend presented a slew of firsts.
Opening a gymnastics season on the road is one thing.
Talk about a season-opening statement.