Women’s tennis team falls to USC, ends season 13-8
By Ryan Zehnder | May 8, 2021Florida women’s tennis falls to USC 4-1, ends season at 13-8.
Florida women’s tennis falls to USC 4-1, ends season at 13-8.
Gators sweep Jaguars in first round of the NCAA tournament and will play USF in the round of 32 Sunday.
Top-ranked Gators men’s tennis play host to South Alabama to kick off postseason tournament.
Five Florida men’s tennis players receive the chance to compete for the individual crown after being selected to compete in the 2021 NCAA Men’s Tennis Individual Championships.
National tournament play begins on Friday, May 7, and the men’s team begin their title hunt as the No. 1 seed and regional host while the women get placed at No. 11.
Florida’s Bryan Shelton named SEC Coach of the Year
The No. 1 Gators fell short in the SEC Finals after No. 3 Tennessee nearly blew a 3-0 lead.
The Gators sneaked past the Aggies to advance in the SEC tournament. They will match up against Tennessee in the final round.
Gators couldn't continue their win streak and were sent home by South Carolina in the quarterfinal.
Both the men’s and women’s teams enjoy a double-bye before they begin the SEC championship run on Wednesday.
Florida seniors McCartney Kessler and Ida Jarlskog extend win streaks to boost another Gators triumph.
After inclement weather plagued the skies Saturday, the No. 13 Gators and No. 24 Gamecocks battle it out in their final regular-season match.
Throughout the season, Florida tennis found ways to dominate the opposition and put itself in prime position for a championship run.
The No. 1 Florida Gators finish with a perfect SEC record after they toppled No. 13 South Carolina, 4-3.
The No. 1 Gators look to take 15 in a row on the road against the South Carolina Gamecocks.
The No. 1 Gators finish the season on a high note with a perfect SEC record.
In the regular-season finale, the No. 1 Gators look to achieve 14 straight wins to close the season against Kentucky.
Seniors McCartney Kessler and Ida Jarlskog lead the way for a singles comeback against Vanderbilt.
Seniors McCartney Kessler and Ida Jarlskog will participate in the final home game of their college careers against the Vanderbilt Commodores.
With another road win, the No. 1 Gators improve their win streak to 13 games.