McGinnis one of many Gators rewriting history
By PHIL KEGLER | Oct. 2, 2007Angie McGinnis may be a stellar setter, but when it comes to setting records, she's a little oblivious.
Angie McGinnis may be a stellar setter, but when it comes to setting records, she's a little oblivious.
Whitney Myers couldn't keep up her whirlwind pace.
As the final seconds of Sunday's match against Tennessee ticked away, UF coach Becky Burleigh stood rigidly on the sideline seemingly awaiting something positive to take from the weekend.
Ten of 12 women and 11 of 12 men earned career-best times Saturday as the UF cross country teams swept the Auburn Invitational team titles, their second team sweep of the season in as many meets.
Both the UF and Alabama volleyball teams went into Sunday afternoon's match undefeated in Southeastern Conference play.
Senior Whitney Myers shot a blistering five-under 67 to take sole possession of the lead and help the Gators keep pace with a scorching Alabama team at the Wildcat Fall Invitational on Sunday.
Volleyball teams around the Southeastern Conference are beginning to gear their defenses around senior outside hitter Marcie Hampton.
For the UF soccer team, the arrival of Southeastern Conference play means one thing: It's time to move on.
While UF and Auburn face off in The Swamp this weekend, the Gators cross country teams will be heading into Tigers territory for their first road trip of the season.
The UF women's golf team will be in a familiar place this weekend, but the familiar faces, both present and absent, will be the story.
When Melanie Booth finally returned to the UF soccer team, the last thing she expected to receive was a standing ovation.
Five minutes after defeating LSU on Sunday afternoon, the UF volleyball team had a flight to catch.
The UF's men's golf team improved upon an unspectacular first round to record its second top-ten finish of the season at this weekend's PING/Golfweek Preview Invitational in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Trailing No. 22 LSU 24-21, in danger of going to a decisive fifth game, the Gators turned to who they know best - outside hitter Marcie Hampton.
At this point, the UF soccer team's problems are becoming trends, and games that should be wins are turning into missed opportunities.
The UF women's tennis team won 23 of 27 matches in a three-day span and cruised through the season-opening Gator Fall Classic, which lasted Friday to Sunday.
Volleyball defensive specialist Christina Diaz has never watched former New York Yankees great Lou Gehrig play, but that doesn't change the fact that he ranks as her biggest idol.
Whether it's been Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen or Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, it's safe to say sports fans love their dynamic duos.
They don't care about goals. They hardly ever think about assists.
The Gale Lemerand Athletic Center practice gym featured some light-hearted pickup action before practice Tuesday.