No. 21 Florida will battle their second top-25 ranked opponent in a row after a loss to UCF.
Sunday’s match between No. 11 Florida and Florida State will be rescheduled for a later time.
The No. 21 women's team fell short, but the No. 11 men's came up with a big win.
The women will begin the action Friday at 3 p.m. and are followed by the men at 5 p.m.
Comeback in doubles play inspires a 7-0 sweep.
A new season means a new opportunity for an SEC title run, especially after an SEC Coaches poll puts the Gators at No. 3 before their Monday matchup.
The No. 6 Longhorns claimed the ITA Kickoff Tournament’s throne, but the No. 9 Gators didn’t go out begging on their knees.
No. 9 Florida (2-0) will play Arizona (2-0) in their fourth meeting after No. 14 Oklahoma State withdraws due to COVID-19 concerns.
Team Captains Duarte Vale and Sam Riffice lose doubles matchup but redeem with singles victories.
Following the sweep against FAU, the Gators look to continue weekend success.
Although the coaches and players prefer the heat, the cold had no impact as the Gators shut out FAU.
Women’s Tennis well represented in ITA Rankings.
Florida is ranked at the No. 9 spot, which is the highest rank in the SEC.
Socially distanced seating, mandatory face coverings and hand sanitizer stations will be part of the new tennis viewing experience this spring.
Florida’s men’s tennis team announced two more new faces to join the team for 2021 on Sunday and Monday, as Nate Bonetto and Abedallah Shelbayh signed to join the team beginning in the fall of 2021.
The Gators announced Mattias Siimar, a senior from The University of Michigan, will be joining the Florida tennis program as a graduate transfer for the 2021 season, the team announced via social media Wednesday.
The Florida Gators beat the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday in an SEC showdown in one of the team’s best performances of the year.
The Florida men’s tennis team won seven of eight singles matches to open its final event of the fall season on Friday. The Gators rode their momentum from their previous two events to a strong outing on day one of the Southern Intercollegiate Championships.
The Florida men’s tennis team will travel to Athens, Georgia, for their final event of an abbreviated fall season, the Southern Intercollegiate Championships, from Nov. 6-8.
The Gators men’s tennis managed 20 wins across 27 matches in Columbia, South Carolina, despite a rain delay that ultimately cut their competition short. The Gamecock Fall SEC Shootout was the team’s second event of the season.
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