Florida golf teams struggle at SEC Tournaments
By RJ Schaffer | Apr. 19, 2013The Gators men’s golf team was one of the favorites to win the Southeastern Championship, but after one round, the team may have to look elsewhere for a title.
The Gators men’s golf team was one of the favorites to win the Southeastern Championship, but after one round, the team may have to look elsewhere for a title.
With junior Stephane Piro leading the way, the Gators came out firing during their first match of the postseason.
Ebony Eutsey’s high school track and field resume was sparkling.
Florida could see the return of senior Billy Federhofer when it begins postseason play.
Florida has come up short on defense during American Lacrosse Conference play, a trend that could prove troubling in the final weekend of the season.
The Gators are about to face one of their toughest tests this year.
While all eyes were on Florida senior T.J. Vogel at The Masters this weekend, another Gators golfer was making headlines on the professional circuit.
Ashley Bruns was unstoppable on Sunday.
The first undefeated weekend in Southeastern Conference play came at the perfect time for the Gators.
Four years, four Southeastern Conference championships for Lauren Embree and Caroline Hitimana.
For a moment, it looked like Bob van Overbeek would revert to the the form that led to him struggling in a 46-day drought without a victory.
Brianna Morgan dominated the tennis court Friday.
Senior attacker Ashley Bruns started 50 of her 51 games at Florida before this season.
Florida’s men’s tennis team had not received an individual honor since February 2012, but that changed on Wednesday.
Taylor Burke stays busy.
Florida has struggled throughout the season to find a player it can consistently rely on.
T.J. Vogel is competing against the world's best at The Masters this weekend. Although the Florida senior is competitive, he is starstruck by some of his opponents in Augusta, Ga.
Senior Bob van Overbeek is returning to form near the end of a rough 2013 season.
Injuries and the absence of senior T.J. Vogel did not stop Florida from having arguably the team’s best showing of the spring in the Gary Koch Invitational. The Gators finished in fourth place at the two-day tournament in Tampa.
No T.J. Vogel, no problem.