Trinity Thomas: So much more than a Florida gymnastics icon
By Noah Ram | Mar. 12, 2020With a big breath, Trinity Thomas stepped onto the floor for her routine against Penn State.
With a big breath, Trinity Thomas stepped onto the floor for her routine against Penn State.
The Southeastern Conference Tournament in Nashville is set to tip-off on Wednesday — at least for now.
With a season-high 5,276 fans packed into McKethan Stadium, it was as loud as it has been all season during the ranked matchup between Florida and Florida State.
Florida was well-represented on a pair of lists denoting the top players in the SEC.
It started with her — and the game’s — first goal.
Defense wins championships and midweek matchups.
Florida coach Dan Mullen made his first appearance of the spring since National Signing Day in February on Monday alongside a handful of players. Mullen discussed a wide range of topics, but here are three takeaways:
The Gators fell to a three-way tie for seventh in Monday's edition of the Inside Lacrosse Maverik Women's Division I Media Poll.
Florida defended its home course this weekend and dominated the Vystars Gators Invitational at Mark Bostick Golf Course, winning its second-straight tournament by 18 strokes.
Coach Shelton said that Florida’s goal is to repeat as SEC regular-season champions.
There’s been a theme that’s echoed by almost every Florida gymnast and coach this season.
I’m not going to sit here and sugarcoat it.
It was the softball version of Tinder: a bunch of singles.
Sunday’s switch to daylight savings time left the Gators, Bulls and audience in a stupor – until Nathan Hickey woke everyone up.
Trinity Thomas could have folded under the pressure.
At the beginning of Saturday night’s broadcast, the commentators relayed coach Mickey Dean’s message to his team after it lost Game 1 of its SEC debut. The Tigers would have to have “sports amnesia” to tie their series with the Gators.
The last time Jack Leftwich started on the mound, he allowed six hits and six earned runs in three innings of work against Troy.
Andrew Nembhard caught the inbounds pass from Keyontae Johnson on his opponent’s side of the court with just 3.1 seconds left in the regular season.
For 15 minutes, it appeared High Point would maintain steady control of Saturday’s game. Florida’s defense couldn’t find an answer to the Panthers’ repeated counter-attacks, and the offense struggled to evade pressure early-on.