Gators ride pitching to WCWS
By LANDON WATNICK< | May 26, 2013For the fifth time in six seasons, the Gators are bound for Oklahoma City.
For the fifth time in six seasons, the Gators are bound for Oklahoma City.
The Gators are headed to the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships with the most qualifiers in school history.
After Florida stumbled with bases loaded in the sixth against UAB, sophomore shortstop Katie Medina delivered the winning hit in the bottom of the seventh.
With the second day of the NCAA East Preliminary Round in the books, the Gators will send eight more athletes to Eugene, Ore., for the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships – upping their total to 10 athletes.
The Florida women’s golf team’s season ended not with a bang, but merely a whimper.
The first day of the NCAA East Preliminary Round was a tumultuous one for the Gators.
On moving day of the NCAA Championships, the Florida women’s golf team continued to fall on the leaderboard.
It’s time for Gators fans to face the facts. This year’s baseball team is not good.
Lauren Embree’s list of collegiate accomplishments is nothing short of astounding.
When Taylore Fuller arrived at Florida, the expectations were high.
The outdoor track and field season isn’t a sprint – it’s a marathon.
After suffering a rough loss in the semifinals Monday, three Gators continued their losing streak at a rain-delayed NCAA Singles Championship.
It was a new day on the golf course, but much of the same on the scorecard for Florida in the second round of competition at the NCAA Championships.
With a chance for the Southeastern Conference title and a possible NCAA Tournament bid on the line, Florida needed someone to step up.
On an opening day of the NCAA Championships that saw few teams shoot negative, the Florida women’s golf team wasn’t one of them.
The Florida women’s golf team begins play in the NCAA Championships today after a fourth-place finish in the NCAA Central Regional on May 11.
History shows that when Florida and Stanford meet, Stanford wins.
Down by a run in the top of the fourth in Saturday’s rubber game against Georgia, Florida had a chance to start a two-out rally.
The Florida baseball team could have played itself into being an NCAA Tournament lock with a strong finish to its season. Instead, the Gators lost seven of those 12 games, including two of three to unranked Auburn and Georgia. Today, alligatorSports baseball writers Josh Jurnovoy and Adam Lichtenstein debate what will give Florida more trouble in this week’s Southeastern Conference tournament: hitting or pitching.
Caroline Hitimana found her edge on the court.