UF women’s tennis ends Fall season on positive note
By Cassie Amundson | Nov. 7, 2016Relaxed, confident and handling their business.
Relaxed, confident and handling their business.
No. 6 Florida is standing tall in the latter portion of its Southeastern Conference schedule.
After winning the program’s 12th Southeastern Conference Tournament Championship, Florida was named a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament on Monday.
When Luke Del Rio couldn’t lift his duffle bag after Saturday’s game, Jim McElwain knew something was wrong.
She hadn’t attempted a swing the entire match.
The golden goal came in the last minute.
Luke Del Rio dropped back and tried to squeeze a slant pass in too tight a window to his first-year receiver, Tyrie Cleveland.
After his team was decimated by injuries, and after his starting quarterback threw two interceptions, Jim McElwain stated the obvious.
It was supposed to be a statement game.
Savannah Jordan has been in a funk recently.
With Florida’s biggest game of the season on the line Wednesday night, Melanie Monteagudo stood nervously at midfield hoping the fate of the contest wouldn’t come down to her.
With the Florida Volleyball team leading 14-9 in the second set, coach Mary Wise decided to utilize her bench, something that has become more important as the long Southeastern Conference season progresses.
Josie Kuhlman and Belinda Woolcock smiled as they began to stretch before practice Monday afternoon. And why wouldn’t they?
The first weekend she stepped onto the field at James G. Pressly Stadium as a freshman, Savannah Jordan scored five goals.
Nobody knows exactly what happened.
The game went to a penalty kick shootout. It came down to sophomore Melanie Monteagudo, who was able to get her kick past Missouri's goalkeeper, advancing Florida to the SEC Semifinals on Wednesday night.
Through the first 22 matches of the season, toughness has been the driving force for Florida’s promising start.
It isn’t too common for a tennis match to last three hours.
After 17 games, a regular-season record of 13-4 and one of the toughest schedules in the Southeastern Conference, the Gators are poised to make another deep postseason run.