Monserez is shaping her own game
By Brendan Farrell | Nov. 24, 2019There has been a constant on Florida’s volleyball team since 2011: the presence of at least one Monserez sister.
There has been a constant on Florida’s volleyball team since 2011: the presence of at least one Monserez sister.
The loss to Kentucky on Sunday was disappointing. There’s no getting around that.
Florida had something to prove coming off a five-set battle to the Kentucky Wildcats, which ended in an emotional loss for a growing No. 15 Gators team.
It took five sets for Florida’s dreams of an SEC Championship title to turn into a nightmare.
Coach Mary Wise stood up on the sidelines and emphatically extended her arms in and out, portfolio in hand.
Sophomore Thayer Hall took her position behind the service line, bounced the ball a few times and served.
It wasn’t too long ago that Florida’s volleyball team sat around then-3-year-old Sophia Murrillo and officially welcomed her into their family with her very own jersey.
The Gators volleyball team continues to roll in SEC play.
Having Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew in town put the spotlight on Mississippi State on Sunday afternoon as he watched his younger sister Callie from the bleachers.
Nothing about Florida’s volleyball team’s match against Ole Miss on Friday night made much sense.
After its longest break of the season, the Gators volleyball team will hit the court – for real — for the first time in over a week.
A night of many tricks held even more treats Wednesday night for Florida’s volleyball team.
Last week, it was LSU’s Taylor Bannister who had her way against Florida’s defense.
Sophomore Thayer Hall started from the back row, took a few steps, jumped and fired.
The Gators volleyball team enters this weekend on a roll. Florida has won 13 of its last 14 matches, with its only loss coming to No. 16 Kentucky on the road.
There is no such thing as style points in volleyball.
Lauren Dooley stood at the net with a determined look on her face.
Gators volleyball returns home to face unranked South Carolina on Wednesday. No. 13 Florida is coming off a successful weekend where it swept Arkansas on Friday and rallied in a five-set match to defeat Texas A&M on Sunday.
A smooth start and a rocky middle left an uncertain result for Florida’s volleyball team Sunday afternoon.
It would have been easy to overlook the Razorbacks, especially after a heartbreaking five-set loss to conference forerunner Kentucky.