Gators may be worse off than you think
By Evan Lepak | Feb. 7, 2019Florida’s baseball team enters the 2019 campaign with high expectations, as it should.
Florida’s baseball team enters the 2019 campaign with high expectations, as it should.
Florida guard Delicia Washington had been there before.
Athletes know the feeling all too well.
The UF softball team heads down to Tampa this weekend to play its first five games while the finishing touches are put on the newly renovated Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
There are only two SEC gymnastics teams unbeaten in conference play. Come tonight, there will only be one.
The Gators men’s golf team entered Tuesday leading the field in Jacksonville at the Sea Best Invitational. It finished the day in third place, shooting 9-over par in the final round and stumbling to finish 8-over for the tournament.
The month of February ushers in a new season of Florida softball, and there’s a lot about coach Tim Walton’s program that’s new.
The Gators’ gymnastics team may be competing in a regular season meet against Auburn on Friday, but there’s nothing regular about it.
The record books for UF throwing events seemingly change every time the page is refreshed.
The No. 3 Gators women’s golf team labored through a two-hour weather delay in Palos Verdes, California, where its 2019 spring season began at the Northrop Gumman Regional Challenge.
Not even the weather could prevent the Florida Gators from beating their in-state rivals.
Four seniors left the Florida softball program at the end of last season, each one of them critical to a Women’s College World Series appearance.
Players leaving, coaching changes and evolving tactics all affect the preparation of a team and how it performs from season to season.
It counts as a loss in the books. The Gators walked into the Lloyd Noble Center and walked out with their first defeat.
Fans of the Florida women’s basketball team could dream for the first three quarters on Sunday.
Senior Alicia Boren was ready for her beam routine. The Gators were neck and neck with the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners heading into the last rotation.
The Florida Gators swimming and diving teams will be in the O'Connell Center Natatorium this weekend, looking to send 12 seniors out the right way by winning their final home meet of the season.
The field eventers will bring their sprinters with them this time around when they head to Blacksburg, Virginia, for the second time in two weeks.
The doubles tandem of freshman Sam Riffice and sophomore Oliver Crawford walked into the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Florida, fresh off a couple of wins at the ITA Kickoff event where it dropped just one point.