Gators complete miserable round with ninth place finish
By ALEX PECKHAM< | Mar. 29, 2011After the Gators finished another miserable round, coach Buddy Alexander sounded subdued.
After the Gators finished another miserable round, coach Buddy Alexander sounded subdued.
The Florida men’s golf team came into the Hootie at Bulls Bay Collegiate hoping to get one last tournament victory before moving on to postseason play, but that goal seems nearly impossible now.
In a matchup of two teams with four losses in American Lacrosse Conference play last season, Florida and Ohio State competed as if they were mad at somebody.
The Gators took two national titles at the 2011 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships but still came in fifth place with 291 points.
Rested, recovered and rust-free, No. 1 Florida is gunning to sweep the 2011 national championships.
The Florida men’s golf team looked to return to its winning ways after a narrow defeat at last week’s Schenkel Invitational, but the Gators didn’t do much to help themselves Sunday.
The UF women's tennis team continued its reign of dominance over the Southeastern Conference with a 7-0 home victory over Mississippi State at Linder Stadium on Sunday.
Matt Mizereck covered a lot of ground Saturday — 2,300 meters to be
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The No. 1 UF women's tennis team continued its streak of dominance
Jeremy Postin laid down the hammer in historic fashion Friday.
Senior Conor Dwyer wasn’t able to repeat his national 500-yard freestyle title, but he still grabbed the best finish of the day for the Gators.
Don’t call it a setback.
When the UF men's tennis team heads to Starkville, Miss., this weekend, it will be a homecoming trip for coach Andy Jackson.
The Gators have a lot motivating them right now.
Rarely does a 10-goal lead and a running clock after halftime translate into a lukewarm victory.
After a disappointing second-place finish in the Southeastern Conference Championships, Florida is eager to take on the nation at the NCAA 2011 Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships.
Although Fairfield isn’t the most highly touted team on Florida’s schedule, tonight’s matchup against the unranked Stags will still be the Gators’ tallest test.
Despite their best efforts, the Gators were unable to recapture last year’s glory.