An ode to Becky Burleigh
By River Wells | Feb. 14, 2021Sports 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.
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.
Tommy Mace and Jack Leftwich hadn’t imagined themselves playing for the Gators beyond 2020. A pandemic and a shortened draft later, both are ready to don orange and blue for one final ride.
Florida is 11 strokes behind the leading South Carolina Gamecocks entering Monday.
After a closer-than-expected win in the first game of the doubleheader, UF dominated the USF Bulls in game two.
The Gators came back from seven strokes down in the final 18 holes to win their second straight Gators Invitational.
In Florida’s final regular season indoor meet, the track and field team finished sixth and eighth.
No. 8 Florida will compete against five other ranked teams in Melbourne Sunday through Tuesday.
After all five national polls named the Gators the top team, Florida is favored to win the SEC, as per the preseason coaches poll.
These props have now transferred from the gridiron to the powder-covered mats. The Gators debuted their glittery “stick chain” in a blowout victory over Missouri Jan. 29.
UF ran out of the Bluegrass state as 14-7 victors for its first win of the season.
After relying heavily on the production of star guards Lavender Briggs and Kiara Smith in recent games, Florida’s depth provided the necessary support to lift the Gators to an OT win over LSU
The Gators head to Louisville, Kentucky Saturday to face the Cardinals in their first game of the season.
Florida senior Megan Skaggs fell on beam, leaving the No. 1 Gators cornered in their last rotation. But Florida’s quintet of Richards, Lazzari, Baumann, Thomas and Clapper’s high scores aided Florida’s surge to knock off No. 2 Tigers
The Gators approach the start of the 2021 season with great anticipation and even greater excitement. A roster featuring plenty of familiar names and a handful of fresh faces has the team feeling optimistic.
The Gators are seven strokes behind the leading Georgia Bulldogs with Saturday left to play.
Despite all the high performing talent on Florida’s roster this year, the competition on Friday and Saturday will be the toughest it has faced.
A combined 40-point performance by star guards Lavender Briggs and Kiara Smith lifted Florida to its third conference win of the season as the Gators defeated LSU 73-66.
The Gators survived a sloppy, error-driven performance and beat the LSU Tigers 3-1.
After two long weeks of agony and defeat, No. 21 Florida's three-game losing skid finally came to a close Thursday afternoon after defeating South Florida 5-2
No. 1 Florida faces its toughest test when it confronts No. 2 LSU Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Baton Rouge.