Florida thrashes Cincinnati on Senior Day to finish undefeated in conference play
By Bryan Matamoros | Apr. 27, 2019Senior attacker Lindsey Ronbeck had a record-breaking performance in her last home game for the Florida women’s lacrosse team.
Senior attacker Lindsey Ronbeck had a record-breaking performance in her last home game for the Florida women’s lacrosse team.
The Florida men’s golf team had a very forgettable SEC Tournament.
Brady McConnell went yard in his first at-bat following his first missed game all season.
Pitcher Kelly Barnhill was in the zone.
While they may have slipped out of the first round, two UF football players didn’t have to wait too long to hear their name called on Friday.
The Florida men’s golf team has come within a match of winning the SEC Championships for two consecutive years.
How do you say goodbye to something that has meant so much to you?
Not many Florida fans were around to see Austin Langworthy take the mound in the top of the ninth inning.
Baseball is a game of failure. Austin Langworthy says it all the time, and he knows it all too well.
Marta Perez was in a difficult situation.
The UF softball team was trying to avoid the sweep as it trailed 3-0 in the sixth inning on Saturday. Sophia Reynoso and Alex Voss stood on second and third with one out, presenting Florida’s best scoring opportunity of the day against Alabama.
There was still a feeling of shock around the Florida men’s tennis team, even an hour after its 4-3 loss to Tennessee.
The Florida lacrosse team is streaking at the right time.
The Florida baseball team finally won an SEC road game on Thursday night.
The LSU Alumni Gold Meet featured two of the three best 4x100-meter relay teams in the country: No. 1 LSU (38.41) and No. 3 Florida (38.69). The Gators relay consists of juniors Grant Holloway and Raymond Ekevwo, sophomore Hakim Sani Brown and senior Ryan Clark.
The Florida men’s golf team entered the final round of the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate in fourth place at 20 over.
Florida sophomore Jack Leftwich took the mound for the first time since March 31.
Fourteen milliseconds was the difference. When senior Ryan Clark carried the baton across the line, it was not good enough to alter the nation’s leaderboard, but it was good enough to win on Saturday.
It was 40-40 in the third set. Sam Riffice was tied 4-4 with his opponent, Adam Walton, and was serving to go ahead 5-4. Instead, he double-faulted.