Timely hitting spurs Friday sweep for Gators
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN | Mar. 1, 2013Most of Mount St. Mary’s pitcher Nicole Pagano’s pitches fooled Florida's batters.
Most of Mount St. Mary’s pitcher Nicole Pagano’s pitches fooled Florida's batters.
The Gators men’s tennis team dropped 25 spots in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings during February and now sits at No. 35.
After Florida’s men were crowned as kings of swimming and diving in the Southeastern Conference last week, the Gators will now head to Georgia for the Bulldog Last Chance Meet. The meet will be a final opportunity for swimmers to qualify for the NCAA Championships toward the end of March.
For the first time in 2013, No. 4 Florida (17-1) has gone a week without run-ruling an opponent.
Marissa King’s parents went 48 meets without seeing her perform as a Gator.
Jennifer George wanted to cap a frustrating season with a victory in her final home game as a Gator.
Lauren Embree knows how to use her racket.
After yet another poor performance on the mound, closer Johnny Magliozzi had enough. He brought Florida’s pitching staff together for a meeting after Wednesday’s extra-inning loss to North Florida.
Gators coach Kevin O’Sullivan isn’t hitting the panic button yet.
Jaterra Bonds remembers the sequence like it was yesterday.
The No. 4 Gators (17-1) faced a familiar foe in South Florida left-handed pitcher Sara Nevins Wednesday night, but Florida saw its fortunes change against the southpaw at the USF Softball Field in Tampa.
Florida’s dugout erupted when Taylor Gushue executed a sacrifice fly to tie the game during the ninth inning of Tuesday night’s 7-6 loss to North Florida.
The Florida men’s and women’s golf teams both failed to live up to expectations in rain-shortened tournaments.
Hannah Rogers had a busy weekend.
Earning trips to the foul line has been anything but charity recently for the Gators.
Three years into his Florida career, Patric Young remains an enigma.
The Gators’ quest for their first national championship is nearing the postseason.
Both the Florida women’s and men’s golf teams returned to action on Sunday with the women taking place in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Invitational in New Orleans, La., and the men competing in the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational in Ponte Vedra, Fla.
Florida had a chance to salvage a bad weekend against Florida Gulf Coast.
Alabama has become a sight for sore eyes for Jaterra Bonds and Florida this season. But Sunday’s matchup hung in the balance longer than expected.