Defense lifts Florida baseball past Stony Brook in second shutout of season
By Morgan McMullen | Mar. 3, 2018Nick Horvath’s arm has more range than Madonna’s singing voice.
Nick Horvath’s arm has more range than Madonna’s singing voice.
Freshman Oliver Crawford wiped the sweat from his forehead and took a deep breath before his serve. The crowd chanted, coaches shouted orders and teammates clamored with words of encouragement.
Florida coach Jenny Rowland didn’t smile at the beginning of the Gators beam rotation Friday night. Her face held the same stern acceptance it had a week ago when senior Kennedy Baker tore her Achilles tendon against Arkansas, ending her collegiate career and leaving UF with one less All-American.
Wil Dalton was just getting started.
After a month of indoor play, the Florida men's tennis team is ready to get back outside and welcome No. 17 Georgia and No. 25 Tennessee to Gainesville. The Gators and Bulldogs will continue their annual rivalry today at 6 p.m. at the Ring Tennis Complex. Tennessee will follow on Sunday at 1 p.m.
After an easy 16-5 win against Jacksonville Wednesday night, the No. 6 Gators lacrosse team will head into arguably its most difficult stretch of the season when they face No. 3 North Carolina, No. 7 Syracuse and No. 8 Navy over an 11-day span.
When asked what it has been like to play under the wing of first-year head coach Cameron Newbauer, the waterworks began to flow. Transfer Paulina Hersler had just finished her first and only season in a Florida Gators uniform and couldn’t hold back the tears.
What do the magic bullet theory, particle physics and long-distance relationships have in common?
There was one less smile at the Gators gymnastics practice gym Wednesday.
There’s a lot you can do in 15 seconds.
Peggy Porter had been here before.
Gators catcher Janell Wheaton is stoked.
With a 5-4 record, three true freshmen and the pressure of defending their NCAA championship from last season, the Gators women’s tennis team still has a lot to prove.
Call me a LeBron James fanboy, and you’d be one thing.
“Goal, Florida!”
With six seconds remaining in the first round of the SEC Tournament, Florida knew its time was up.
Tara Washington glanced down at her phone as it started to buzz.
After opening the season with games against three opponents ranked in the IWLCA top 25, Florida will have a tune-up game of sorts against Jacksonville before hitting the road to play No. 3 North Carolina and No. 7 Syracuse.
On a chilly Jacksonville evening, a nagging breeze danced across Dusty Rhodes Field at Harmon Stadium. The wind nudged fly balls around the outfield without favor.