Gators earn WNIT berth
By PHILLIP HEILMAN< | Mar. 19, 2013Although the Gators will not be dancing this postseason, they still have the opportunity to continue playing.
Although the Gators will not be dancing this postseason, they still have the opportunity to continue playing.
Twenty-two goals and a diamond ring capped a flawless night for Emily Dohony and UF at Dizney Stadium.
In high-pressure scenarios, coach Tim Walton turns to Lauren Haeger.
The Favorite: Gonzaga
Indiana, Kansas, Gonzaga and No. 8 seed Pittsburgh are the four teams in 2013 that best fit the statistical profile Final Four teams have built during the past 10 years.
As Florida trailed Ole Miss 66-63 with 4.2 seconds left Sunday, point guard Scottie Wilbekin had an opportunity to make the Gators’ uphill battle less difficult.
The Gators’ frustration spilled over into a scuffle in the eighth inning of Sunday’s loss. Florida first baseman Vickash Ramjit exchanged words with Kentucky’s Matt Reida after another Wildcats runner scored. Umpires separated the two as coaches ran onto the field to diffuse the situation. UF had plenty to be frustrated about.
Senior Brittany Dashiell finished her 2012 campaign in Washington, D.C., as one of five finalists for the Tewaaraton Award, which is given to college lacrosse’s top player each season.
The Gators are still waiting for everything to come together.
The Favorite: Indiana
With Sunday’s announcement of the NCAA Tournament field, bracket season is finally upon us. Here are a few tips to help you win your pool.
After falling 66-63 to Ole Miss on Sunday in the Southeastern Conference Tournament final, Florida will travel to Austin, Texas, for the NCAA Tournament.
Lauren Haeger had the luck of the Irish with her on St. Patrick’s Day.
Olivia Janowicz set the tone with her strong on-court mentality on Sunday.
Mia Piccio was just inches away from potentially helping Florida grab a third consecutive win in the SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational.
Going into the match, freshman Luke Johnson didn’t know he was going to be in a deciding-match scenario.
Florida’s trek of dominance came to a close on Saturday night in Salt Lake City, UT.
Up 9-3 at halftime, the Gators looked to be rolling, but then they hit a lull.
Jonathon Crawford walked off the mound after a start that began with promise but ended with frustration. He left the bases loaded in the seventh. Crawford threw his glove in the dugout for good reason.