Former Florida men's tennis star Ben Shelton's run at Wimbledon ended in the quarterfinals round.
Florida men's tennis sophomore Adhitya Ganesan prepares for his third season at Florida after significant growth his first two years.
Former Florida men's tennis product Ben Shelton punched his ticket to the Wimbledon Championships quarterfinals for the first time in his career.
Florida men's tennis product Ben Shelton is advancing to the Round of 16 at Wimbledon
A 12-hour delay due to the tournament’s curfew was not enough to put off former Gator Ben Shelton in his second-round matchup at the 2025 Wimbledon Championships.
The University of Florida’s tennis programs had three former athletes represented in the singles bracket at the 2025 Wimbledon championships, with men’s tennis star Ben Shelton advancing to the second round.
Florida women's tennis graduate Alicia Dudeney had a stellar senior season after recovering from surgery.
Florida men's tennis head coach Adam Steinberg enters his third year coaching the Gators with championship mentality being the emphasis.
Florida tennis standout Rachel Gailis is going pro after three successful seasons at UF.
Florida men's tennis beefed up its roster during the offseason and added two players via the transfer portal for the 2025-26 season.
Former Gator Ben Shelton fell short in his Round of 16 men’s singles match against No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz at the 2025 French Open.
Former UF tennis star Ben Shelton cruised to a straight-sets victory Friday to advance to the fourth round of the 2025 French Open.
Former Gators tennis players Ben Shelton and McCarty Kessler competed in the first round of the French Open over the weekend.
The Florida Gators women's tennis team kicked off its offseason bringing in two transfers, signed an associate head coach and had two players depart from the program since March 15.
Florida men’s tennis avoided its first losing season since 2000-01, but struggled in 2024-25, going just over .500 in Adam Steinberg's first year as head coach.
In Per Nilsson first year as head coach of the Florida women’s tennis team, UF faced twists and turns that led to a record that ultimately fell below the standards of the program’s history.
No. 15 Central Florida defeated Florida 4-1 on Sunday afternoon in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, ending its season.
Florida men’s tennis jumped ahead early and maintained control in singles to defeat South Florida in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Florida’s strong singles showing in a 4-2 comeback win over Arkansas propelled it to the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament, reminding everyone just how dangerous the Gators can be. UF didn’t take time for a victory lap, staying hungry for more in a week of single elimination conference play. After losing to South Carolina 4-1 to end the regular season, Florida (14-11, 8-6 SEC) returned to Columbia to test its luck against No. 3 seed South Carolina in a Friday night contest, hoping to flip the script against the steamrolling Gamecocks.
Florida’s men’s tennis team entered Thursday’s match against Arkansas well-rested and seeking a much-needed victory after losing its final two regular-season matches against Tennessee and South Carolina. The Gators (14-10, 9-6 SEC) braved the second round of the SEC Tournament with confidence, prepared for a repeat performance of its dominant 4-1 win over the Razorbacks on March 15.
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