Out of the 23 UF athletes that commenced their preliminary events, only four thus far have punched a ticket to Eugene, Ore., after Day 1 of NCAA East Preliminaries in Jacksonville on Thursday.
The championship taper has come again as Florida has a grand opportunity at redeeming itself on why it deserves to be No. 1.
As the season ended for Florida in a devastating 12-11 loss against then-No.5 seed Northwestern (14-7) on May 17, the Gators are already working toward boosting their roster for 2015.
Unlike many of Florida’s previous tennis teams, this season had no highly acclaimed All-Americans and no trophies to hoist at the end of May.
The UF women’s golf team had a rollercoaster of a season.
Despite team competition being over, Florida senior Florent Diep has been playing his heart out trying to seize every moment as his career as a Gator comes to a close.
Although it wasn’t the team finish UF might have wanted, Elcin Ulu did her part and also made her last round of collegiate golf a memorable one.
The last two Florida players competing at the NCAA Doubles championships were eliminated Friday afternoon.
After the first day of NCAA singles competition, two of the three Florida players were eliminated.
After defeating No. 1-seed Georgia in the NCAA quarterfinals on Saturday, the Gators couldn’t pull off another upset in the semifinals.
It was a season of breaking records and defying expectations.
Florida is returning to the Sooner State for the second time in two weeks. But on this trip, the Gators have a chance to win it all.
Battling through adversity and a deficit, the top-ranked Florida men and women teams pulled off podium finishes.
J.D. Tomlinson’s third season of collegiate golf and coach Buddy Alexander’s 27-year period leading Florida are both over.
Two months ago, a younger and much more inexperienced Florida team rolled into Athens, Ga., looking for a win against then No. 11 Georgia.
Throwing to a personal-record and eclipsing the second-best performance in school history, Fawn Miller exceeded the field of javelin throwers.
It was a bitter end to an incredible season.
Friday held more of the same for J.D. Tomlinson in postseason play.
For the second time in three years, Florida faced Ohio State in the NCAA Round of 16.
Following a solid start at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships, the top-ranked Gators failed to show their potential.
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