As the crowd filed into the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex and the sun lowered on the western horizon, the Florida Gators (8-4) entered their third SEC match of the season against conference rival Kentucky (8-4) with a sense of poise.
Despite making a change to his singles lineup, Per Nilsson remains winless against SEC opponents as Florida women’s tennis’ head coach.
Being from the same hometown, UF assistant head coach Jeremy Bayon and freshman Noémie Oliveras have built a unique bond that brought the freshman and helped her settle into the University of Florida.
On a dreary day in Gainesville, Florida’s clash with No. 19 Alabama was moved to the Perry Indoor Tennis Facility — but that didn’t deter any of the excitement that was yet to come.
With the Gators down 2-0, junior Rachel Gailis came back to secure a major upset over Auburn junior and national No. 2 DJ Bennett. Senior Alicia Dudeney followed suit by winning her singles match, providing a positive light to Florida’s tough defeat.
After a thrilling six-day journey to reclaim gold, Florida finished runner-up to conference newcomer Texas at the SEC Swimming and Diving Championship.
The closer the day crept to noon, the more the anticipation seemed to build. The talent was undeniable, and the stakes seemed the highest they’ve been this season as two of the SEC’s most prestigious tennis programs looked to notch its first conference win.
No. 5 Florida lacrosse rolled to a win on Tuesday night, as four different Gators scored hat-tricks in an 18-11 victory over South Florida.
Florida wins its sixth consecutive Gators Invitational behind a tournament best 8 under from Ian Gilligan.
Beth Morley’s historic mile performance headlined a strong end to the Gators’ regular season action. While most of the team was in Arkansas, the junior became the 13th-fastest miler in NCAA history at a meet in Boston.
Florida jumped to an early lead and didn’t look back, moving their all-time record against UNF to 6-0.
With the season officially in full swing, Florida lacrosse’s toughest test yet came Saturday afternoon against No. 3 North Carolina, a team that Florida head coach Amanda O’Leary referred to as a “different beast” on Thursday,
The Florida men’s tennis team dropped its second straight match of its Texas road trip, as the TCU Horned Frogs bested the Gators 4-0.
Florida women’s tennis bounces back after back-to-back losses by defeating Georgia Southern 6-1 on the road despite having to forfeit two matches.
Florida lacrosse put on a dominant display in its home opener Sunday, as the No. 5 Gators blew out Kennesaw State, 18-5.
The Florida men’s tennis team battled hard but came up short in Fort Worth. After losing the doubles point, the Gators couldn’t come back in singles play, falling 4-3 to SMU.
In a match that featured back-and-forth action throughout, the No. 5 Florida lacrosse team ultimately squeezed by Johns Hopkins 12-11 in its season opener.
Florida women’s tennis loses their second game in a row on the young season after getting swept 7-0 in their road opener against No. 7 Michigan.
The Florida Gators women’s golf team was unable to keep its winning streak going, as UF finished fifth at the Therese Hession Regional Challenge in Palos Verdes, California.
Despite a big adjustment transferring from Division III Gettysburg College, UF graduate student senior attacker Jordan Basso has quickly adjusted to her new surroundings.
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