Gators clinch SEC title
By CHUCK KINGSBURY< | Mar. 23, 2013In the biggest competition since competing in the 2008 Olympics, Bridget Sloan set the standard on Saturday evening in Little Rock, Ark.
In the biggest competition since competing in the 2008 Olympics, Bridget Sloan set the standard on Saturday evening in Little Rock, Ark.
No. 1 Florida was nearly flawless on the uneven bars in a high-scoring 198.125-197.875 loss to No. 7 Utah on Saturday, a trend that has been consistent this season.
Florida’s trek of dominance came to a close on Saturday night in Salt Lake City, UT.
In Matagalpa, Nicaragua, flash floods are a part of everyday life.
The spotlight is shining brightly on the Gators. Not only does Florida hold the highest scores in each event in the NCAA, but its roster continues to improve as it reaches the end of the regular season.
Marissa King’s parents went 48 meets without seeing her perform as a Gator.
The Gators’ quest for their first national championship is nearing the postseason.
When Mackenzie Caquatto isn’t balancing handstands or posting perfect scores on bars, she’s teaching the alphabet.
Gymnast Bridgette Caquatto endured several setbacks even before arriving at Florida.
Bridget Sloan had rarely been rooted against before arriving at Florida.
What Florida accomplished on Saturday evening had not been done in nearly 21 years.
Ashanee Dickerson is rewriting Florida’s record books.
Florida was crushed after losing by 0.075 to Alabama in the NCAA Super Six.
Dealing with injuries is part of the gig. Replacing production, however, isn’t all that easy.
Rhonda Faehn has slowly worked out a few wrinkles.
Two years ago, Jack Strickland phoned his loved ones to offer what little advice he had left to give and planned his final Thanksgiving for early August.
Mackenzie Caquatto achieved perfection on Friday night in the O’Connell Center.
Ashanee Dickerson took to the corner of the mat at the start of her floor exercise. “Hottest in the Hood” by Red Cafe was blaring through the speakers. But more than the music accompanied her.
Last week’s opening meet against Ball State gave coach Rhonda Faehn the chance to evaluate Bridget Sloan’s collegiate debut.
Florida freshman Bridget Sloan wasn’t awestruck by the O’Connell Center lights during Friday’s season opener against Ball State. She has been on a bigger stage before.