The Florida men’s tennis team had mixed results in its final home weekend of the regular season.
On the final day of the Pepsi Florida Relays, Florida’s relay teams highlighted a slew of top-five finishes for coach Mike Holloway’s men’s and women’s track and field teams.
To say that conference play has been kind to Florida this season would be an understatement. The Gators have dismembered their Big East opponents so far in the team’s first season as a member of the conference. It was more of the same on Saturday.
After toppling Missouri in the series-opener on Friday, the Florida baseball team failed to carry the momentum into Game 2 on Saturday.
As a team, it wasn’t the Gators’ best performance. But individually, Bridget Sloan wasn’t far off from the best meet of her career.
Coach Tim Walton has been preaching to his team that they have to better at the plate.
The Gators women’s golf team entered the second round of the Bryan National Collegiate tournament in a similar position as last year: fifth place.
After missing the first 30 games of the season due to a broken foot, sophomore Peter Alonso made his debut Friday for the No. 4 Gators baseball team.
After falling down half way from second to third base trying to extend a double into a triple in the seventh inning of a 2-1 win against UNF Wednesday night, Bailey Castro got back up with a vengeance on Friday night against South Carolina.
The Florida men’s and women’s track teams gave the home crowd a lot to cheer about on their first day competing at the UF-hosted Pepsi Florida Relays in Gainesville.
With the first round of the Bryan National Collegiate in the books, the Gators women’s golf team finds themselves on the cusp of their fourth straight top-2 finish.
Lauren Haeger has been seen as a mentor by the younger pitchers on Florida’s staff this season.
Dorian Finney-Smith didn’t want to leave Florida early.
When Kevin O’Sullivan pieced together Florida’s opening day lineup, it looked formidable.
In theory, it’s perform or go home for the Gators from now until the end of the season.
Young players who make an impact on their team day-in and day-out can be the most valuable ones on the roster. They can also spell out success for years to come.
After more than three months of competing in events on the road, the No. 2 Florida men’s and women’s track and field teams will stay put in Gainesville as they host the Pepsi Florida Relays this weekend at the Percy Beard Track.
The regular season is wrapping up for the Florida women’s tennis team with just four matches left until the Southeastern Conference Tournament in South Carolina.
The No. 21 UF women’s golf team is in Greensboro, North Carolina, this weekend as participants in the Bryan National Collegiate. The tournament will feature four other top-25 teams.
Before Spring practice began, first-year head coach Jim McElwain said it’s impossible to replace a player of Dante Fowler’s caliber.
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