With one out in the bottom of the seventh, her team trailing by one and a national championship on the line, then-junior Francesca Enea stepped up to the plate and did what she’s done countless times in her UF career -- she delivered.
After three months and 51 games the UF softball season is just beginning.
The Florida softball team came into the Southeastern Conference tournament on a roll, but Friday it ran into a buzz saw.
The Florida softball team came into the Southeastern Conference tournament on a roll, but Friday it ran into a buzz saw.
With an offense as powerful as Florida’s, it only takes an inning for a game to go from pitcher’s duel to run-rule.
For 188 consecutive games, senior Corrie Brooks has shown up at the ballpark on game day and done whatever her coaches and teammates asked of her.
Every athlete’s Senior Day is special, but Francesca Enea took it to a whole new level Sunday.
After their 22-0 rout of North Florida Wednesday night, it’s hard to believe the Gators offense had any records left to break.
Under normal circumstances, it would be difficult to imagine one of the top teams in the nation getting pumped up for a series against an opponent who has just one win in the conference.
They say nobody’s perfect, but the Florida softball team was about as close as it gets Wednesday night.
With just a week remaining in the regular season schedule, the Florida softball team looks to be returning to full strength at the perfect time.
In its first action since losing three of five for the first time since 2007, the Florida softball team played as well as it has all season Saturday.
For a team that lost only five games all season in 2008 and 2009, losing three of its last five could be considered a disappointment.
After having a gem of a performance in Game 1, it seemed like a given that junior ace Stephanie Brombacher would be able to shut the door in the nightcap.
With three weeks left in the Southeastern Conference schedule, the regular-season title is still very much up for grabs.
The rain seemed to dampen more than just the field Tuesday night.
For the past two weeks, the Gators have been playing with fire.
While it was another conference game on paper, Florida felt like it was in the NCAA Tournament.
Judging off the first inning of each game, it would’ve been pretty easy to predict Saturday’s doubleheader as a pair of blowouts for UF.
Against a lineup like Florida’s, opposing pitchers never get so much as a second to breathe.
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