Doubles success propels top-ranked Gators
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Set a bar for junior jumper Will Claye, and he will clear it.
The No. 1 Gators will arrive at the NCAA Indoor Championships with
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Coming into the Gator Invitational on Sunday, the Florida women’s
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The Gators need to make room for one more on their flight to
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Spring break came a week early for the No. 14 Gators, but they weren’t spending it at the beach.
After a month away from the familiar confines of Linder Stadium at Ring Tennis Complex, the No. 11 Florida men’s tennis team will finally retake its home court today.
Florida coach Mike Holloway expects greatness from his athletes, but last weekend’s performances may have made him do a double take.
The Florida swimming and diving teams will operate under a new structure during the 2011-2012 season, and that means new opportunities for a few Gators assistants.
With Florida swimming and diving coach Gregg Troy preparing to coach the 2012 Olympic team, assistant head coaches Martyn Wilby and Anthony Nesty have been named associate head coaches of the UF men’s and women’s teams.
The UF women’s tennis team walked into Scott Speicher Tennis Center in Tallahassee on Tuesday boasting a newly acquired No. 1 ranking and a 50-1 all-time record against the Seminoles.
Consistency has been the cornerstone of the Florida men’s golf team’s success this season.
Led by juniors Shara Stafford and James Turner, 17 gators earned NCAA “B” cuts this weekend at the Bulldog Last Chance Meet in Athens, Ga.
In any sport, the road to a championship includes plenty of adversity.
The UF women’s tennis team gets a lot of attention for its depth, featuring five players ranked in the top 40 of the ITA singles rankings.
The defending national champions can finally call the Southeastern Conference their own.