Florida softball loses series finale to Alabama
By Rachel Slay | Apr. 18, 2021The Gators pulled off a series win but missed the sweep against Alabama.
The Gators pulled off a series win but missed the sweep against Alabama.
Shannon Kavanagh boasted seven goals in the Gators 22-9 victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores.
Gators defeat Missouri in Saturday’s double-header to complete the series sweep.
Florida stumbled in NCAA Finals and finished fourth behind National Champion Michigan, Oklahoma and Utah after an undefeated regular season.
Florida softball toppled No. 3 Alabama in a decisive 9-2 victory and secured the series.
Florida starts well as Tom Jones Memorial gets underway.
A three hour rain delay forced Florida baseball later into the night than scheduled, but a six-run third inning let them sleep on a third straight win.
In a raucous rivalry match, Florida defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide Friday.
Attacker Brianna Harris led the No. 10 Gators offensively in their 17-7 win over the No. 20 Vanderbilt Commodores.
Florida finishes second in NCAA semifinal to move on to the championship. The Gators will vye for their fourth National Championship versus Michigan, Utah and Oklahoma at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and can be seen on ABC.
After knocking off FSU in walk-off fashion Tuesday, the Gators look to pick up their sixth straight home series win this weekend against Missouri.
The Gators swept the Eagles in their second round match. They advance to face the No. 9-seeded Buckeyes in the Sweet 16 Sunday.
Florida’s mediocre first two rounds has them staring up at the leaders entering the final round of competition.
Florida faces California, Michigan and Minnesota in NCAA semifinal at 1 p.m. at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. The meet can be seen on ESPN2.
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The No. 10 Gators face adversity versus the No. 20 Vanderbilt Commodores who also boast a 6-0 conference record.
Fresh off a first-round bye, the Gators take on the Morehead State Eagles in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Thursday.
Scott Stricklin anticipates full capacity for fall UF sporting events.
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