Coming off a split decision against Southeastern Conference rival Georgia, the UF swim teams remain focused toward their ultimate goal, the NCAA finals, at the end of the season.
Marrit Boonstra is new to the ITA Grand Slam, but she's made herself right at home.
She was on a new campus, in a new country, surrounded by strangers and not allowed to play the sport she's been playing since her early teens.
At least there's a spring season.
Carlos Cueto won his first collegiate tournament Monday at the Seminole Invitational in Tallahassee, but it was eerily similar to a typical practice in Gainesville.
Sometimes, you're just one hole short.
There's a lot to be said about preseason rankings. Today, you can say they were right.
The UF women's golf team qualified for a No. 14 seed at the Hooters Match Play Championship in Orlando and will take on Texas A&M today.
As the end of the season approaches, the UF cross country teams have momentum on their side, but the Gators aren't ready to pat themselves on the back just yet.
Carlos Cueto and Tyler Hochwalt are looking forward to matches against familiar faces today. Their opponents? Each other.
With a roar of laughter, the swim programs of two schools that have rivalries in more than just swim congratulated each other on a meet well-swum.
This weekend's Match Play in Orlando not only ends the fall season, but for the UF women's golf team it will be the last tournament the team plays until Feb. 9. So this weekend will be something to dwell on for the next couple of months.
With a roar of laughter, the swim programs of two schools that have rivalries in more than just swim congratulated each other on a meet well-swum.
Through the wins and losses, the Gators have remained collected going into the depths of the Southeastern Conference season. When asked whether he would be upset if the Gators lost every meet of the season but still swam their best and improved, senior Rex Tullius answered quickly and without hesitation.
Roland Thornqvist will get to see the nation's elite vie for the ITA National Indoor Championship up close on Nov. 6-9.
Certain days are more important than others. For Marrit Boonstra and Megan Alexander, today could be huge.
A lot can happen in one month's time. In the case of the UF women's golf team, that means practicing how to have a top-five finish.
No Billy Horschel? No problem.
The Gator women's swim team showed promise a week ago in Michigan against the Wolverines and the Stanford Cardinal.
Imagine going to play a round of golf without your custom-made, high-end driver.
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