Sophomore goalkeeper stepping up in net for Gators
By EDEN OTERO | Apr. 7, 2014In her third straight start, Mary-Sean Wilcox showed just how valuable she is in net.
In her third straight start, Mary-Sean Wilcox showed just how valuable she is in net.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Trust me Gators fans, I know this sucks.
A little bit of rain couldn’t stop Florida from getting off to a promising start in its final regular-season tournament.
The Gators are gearing up for the meet they’ve been waiting for all season: the 2014 NCAA Championship. With less than two weeks until Florida has to defend the title it claimed for the first time in 2013, coach Rhonda Faehn is looking for some key improvements.
fter dropping four straight contests, Florida was looking for a spark heading into its three-game series against Auburn.
Florida may have fallen — but not too far.
After winning its first two games against Auburn on Friday and Saturday, Florida knew it needed a strong outing to clinch its first series sweep of the season on Sunday.
Bobby Poyner, usually reliable, found himself in the middle of Kentucky’s offensive outburst in Florida’s series finale in Lexington, Ky.
While highlights were abundant during Florida Relays this weekend, Arman Hall stood out above all.
With the season drawing to a close, history is on the line for Florida.
Although it was senior day, it was freshman Elliott Orkin that clinched the match against Ole Miss on Sunday. The Gators played well against the Rebels, winning the doubles point and only giving up one singles match in a 4-1 victory.
Depending on which route you take, the trip from Mark Bostick Golf Course to Old Waverly Golf Club in east Mississippi is about 560 miles. This is the longest journey the Gators have taken this spring, but this particular course has been good to them.
Florida clinched its series against Auburn on Saturday thanks to two Kirsti Merritt home runs.
Dedric Dukes was approaching the end of his 4x400-meter relay leg to hand off the baton to the teams anchor leg Arman Hall.
Florida baseball has to watch out for the Friday night hangover in Game 2 against Kentucky and not the kind that comes with a night out in Lexington, Ky., either. Instead, it’s the one that results from a 17-1 drubbing from No. 22 Kentucky (21-9, 5-5 Southeastern Conference) at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
After dropping four straight games, Florida needed someone on the team to step up during its home series opener against Auburn on Friday.
Setting up on his block in lane six to begin his final race of the day, Dedric Dukes wasn’t sure what was coming, but he was prepared for it.
Despite giving up the doubles point against Mississippi State on Friday, Florida’s ranked singles players pulled the weight of its 4-1 victory.
Behind a solid outing in both doubles and singles play, the Gators won their third straight Southeastern Conference match late Friday.