Gators continue to cruise after Day 3 of Bedford Cup
By BRITNEE MCCOY< | Oct. 12, 2013Saturday makes two consecutive perfect days for Florida’s women’s tennis team at the Bedford Cup.
Saturday makes two consecutive perfect days for Florida’s women’s tennis team at the Bedford Cup.
It was a perfect day for Florida’s women tennis team on Friday at the Bedford Cup at the Ring Tennis Complex.
UF freshman Stefani Stojic fell to USF’s Olaya Garrido-Riyas in her collegiate debut.
Coming off trips to North Carolina and California, the UF women’s tennis team will begin its first and only home event of the fall season today at 9 a.m.
Despite losing several critical players from last season, women’s tennis coach Roland Thornqvist is pleased with the Gators’ roster.
Florida is off to a hot start at the Riviera/Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s All-American tournament in California.
The UF’s men’s tennis team did not finish its play at the Southeastern Conference Fall Classic in Nashville, Tenn.
gOne week after the Florida women's tennis team started its season with a strong showing, the men’s team will get its chance to start the season on the right foot.
The Gators secured their first trophy of the season during the weekend at Duke’s Fab Four invitational.
For their first play of the year, the Gators will bring their young and old talent to Durham, N.C., for Duke’s Fab Four Invitational.
After the Florida women’s tennis team lost Lauren Embree and Caroline Hitimana to graduation, three freshmen have signed to complete the team.
After Florida dropped a heart-wrenching semifinals match to Stanford, coach Roland Thornqvist had nothing but praise for his team.
After suffering a rough loss in the semifinals Monday, three Gators continued their losing streak at a rain-delayed NCAA Singles Championship.
History shows that when Florida and Stanford meet, Stanford wins.
Caroline Hitimana found her edge on the court.
Freshman Brianna Morgan stays composed when the pressure is on.
Lauren Embree grabbed a bittersweet victory on Sunday.
Hosting the first round of the NCAA Tournament worked even better than coach Roland Thornqvist could have expected.
Fresh off a loss to Tennessee in the Southeastern Conference Tournament semifinals, the Gators men’s tennis team ended its season with another disappointing defeat on Friday.
Third-seeded Florida faced No. 1 seed Georgia in the final match of the Southeastern Conference Tournament on Sunday, and the Gators swept the Bulldogs 4-0 to win their fourth consecutive conference title and their 19th overall.