Florida volleyball prepares for Friday battle against Missouri
By Nicole Scura | 1:50pmMissouri looks to claw its way to victory against the No. 5 Gators in a home battle as Florida (12-1, 3-0 SEC) eyes its 11th consecutive win.
Missouri looks to claw its way to victory against the No. 5 Gators in a home battle as Florida (12-1, 3-0 SEC) eyes its 11th consecutive win.
With 15 kills and a service ace, senior outside hitter Kamryn Chaney stood behind a .542 hitting percentage and notched 16 points against Oklahoma — the most of any player in the match.
Anchored by junior setter Taylor Parks’ 30 assists, No. 8 Florida (9-1) swept the Dolphins (6-7) at home Wednesday to remain undefeated against JU and extend its win streak to seven matches.
Looking to extend that success, Florida (8-1) faces Jacksonville (6-6) on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center.
After 13 ties and seven lead changes in the third set, Florida trailed 25-24 to Florida State. The set had been a constant back-and-forth, but after losing the second set, the Gators needed to find a way to regain control. Behind two straight kills from opposite hitter Kamryn Chaney, Florida did just that, winning the third set 27-25.
Off to its best start since 2023, Florida is re-establishing itself as a force in collegiate volleyball. The Gators have won their last five matches, the longest winning streak during head coach Ryan Theis’ tenure.
Rothe has shined in all facets of the game. Sunday against the Troy Trojans, she recorded a school-high hitting percentage of .909. The previous record was held by former Gator Chloe Mann in 2011 (.900).
In its first-ever faceoff against the Trojans, No. 10 Florida (7-1) silenced Troy (2-4) in an at-home sweep on Sunday.
The No. 10 Gators (6-1) topped Florida Atlantic (3-3) 3-1 Friday night at home to clinch their fourth straight win for the first time since November 2024.
The No. 10 Gators (5-1) clinched a clean 3-0 victory against the Miami Hurricanes (0-5) on Wednesday night’s ACC/SEC Showdown at the Net.
The Hurricanes (0-4) will take a swing at the No. 10 Gators (4-1) in Wednesday night’s ACC/SEC Showdown at the Net at 8 p.m.
Florida volleyball, now ranked No. 10 in the nation, faced the most grueling stretch of its schedule this past week, tallying only one loss against No. 6 Wisconsin across three ranked matchups. With three sweeps already under its belt, Florida has asserted itself not only as a competitive threat, but as a dominant force capable of shutting out teams.
The Gators (4-1) swept North Texas on the road (3-2) Sunday afternoon to finish out their four-match road swing. Florida is now 4-1 in the regular season, starting to build an improved reputation in head coach Ryan Theis’ second year at Florida.
No. 17 Florida (3-1) swept No. 20 Baylor (4-1) on Saturday in Waco, Texas, in its third-straight road matchup.
Florida (2-1) ultimately fell to No. 5 Wisconsin (2-3) in a thrilling five-set match, taking its first loss of the season at the UW Field House in Madison, Wisconsin.