Former Florida Gators head coach Becky Burleigh will reportedly unretire to become Orlando Pride interim coach.
With new coach Tony Amato in charge, the Gators will hit the ground running Aug. 12 when they battle Southern Mississippi.
Florida named former Arizona head coach Tony Amato as the new head coach of the women’s soccer team. He will replace the only coach in program history, Becky Burleigh.
Florida is currently tied for eighth in the amount of former players which currently play in the league at six.
The Gators beat Miami 2-0, marking the end of the coach Becky Burleigh era.
In Becky Burleigh’s final game against SEC competition, Florida drew against Georgia 1-1 in Atlanta, a repeat of when teams met in Gainesville in September.
Florida took its third win of the spring as star freshman Beata Olsson scored two game-clinching goals.
Florida has looked much better to start 2021 and there has been massive variation at the center of the pitch — who should keep the spot?
Florida lost its first road game of the spring season to LSU 2-1.
Florida's 3-1 win against Georgia Southern Thursday night marked her last home game as she retires at the season's end.
In the sides 17th meeting, Florida secured yet another shutout against the No.1 Seminoles.
While UF didn’t get the win to celebrate the occasion, a hard-fought 0-0 draw against No.18 South Florida seemed like the closest thing to a win without ever taking a lead.
In the second time scoring more than two goals this season, Florida came away with a strong victory to start the spring.
Sports writer River Wells delivers an ode to Gators legend Becky Burleigh and writes about how her UF soccer team inspired his love for The Beautiful Game.
The Becky Burleigh era at Florida will come to an end after the completion of the season.
Florida will play eight regular season games, including against No.1 FSU.
After four years at Florida, Canadian international Deanne Rose was drafted to NC Courage.
Florida’s Susi Espinoza gave her team a fighting chance against Missouri in the second round of the SEC Tournament on Sunday.
In a disappointing season for UF full of external skepticism, injuries, quarantines and close losses, head coach Becky Burleigh maintained one thing: her team doesn’t give up.
The keepers took center stage against a dark and windy backdrop in Florida’s regular-season finale at Missouri.
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