The No. 10 Gators women’s swim and dive team came just short of notching second place in the Southeastern Championships in Knoxville. The Gators came out of SEC’s with 1,015.5 total points.
Florida dominated in the pool in this week’s four-day Georgia Fall Invitational.
The Gators kicked off rivalry week with a swim and dive victory against the Georgia Bulldogs.
Gators swim and dive split in home opener and a group of swimmers on the women's team recorded the third best time in program history in the 400-yard medley relay.
The Gators swim and dive team split its matchup against Indiana in its season opener.
The 2025 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships unfolded with a fierce intensity over four days in Federal Way, Washington. But for Florida, the meet represented the conclusion of a season defined by growth, determination and relentless competition. Every race and every dive mattered, as the Gators had their sights set on a top-five finish to cap their season on a high note.
Bella Sims and Emma Weyant dominated in Florida’s sixth-place finish at the NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championship.
Florida diving put on strong performances all around at the Diving Zones in hopes of securing multiple spots at the highly-coveted NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.
After a thrilling six-day journey to reclaim gold, Florida finished runner-up to conference newcomer Texas at the SEC Swimming and Diving Championship.
After Florida men’s and women’s swim teams suffered devastating losses to Florida State Friday, the divers took control of the competition with first place in every event Saturday.
Plagued by rough starts and disqualifications, No. 5/4 Florida fell to rival No. 21/25 Florida State in a close swim matchup.
Florida swim and dive sweeps Texas A&M with a powerful performance by both the men’s and women’s teams to resume SEC competition.
The Gators head into the winter break with a sweep over notable conference opponents, such as Georgia, Alabama, LSU and Missouri.
UF’s men’s team dropped its first meet of the season at the Riseman Aquatics Center in Tampa on Friday.
The No. 3 Florida Gators swim and dive team opened its season with a tall task of taking on the No. 1 women’s and No. 14 men’s squads in the nation after having its first two meets of the season canceled.
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