Florida drops first game of season
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN | Feb. 22, 2013The Gators’ second game on Friday went longer than most baseball games.
The Gators’ second game on Friday went longer than most baseball games.
Florida had Friday night’s game all but clinched prior to halftime.
Sophomore Taylor Burke hopes to continue her torrid pace heading into the 2013 Southeastern Conference Indoor Championships this weekend in Fayetteville, Ark.
When Mackenzie Caquatto isn’t balancing handstands or posting perfect scores on bars, she’s teaching the alphabet.
In 123 at-bats, Katie Medina had never hit a home run.
Bob van Overbeek’s serve is so powerful that he snapped a net strap this past weekend in the ITA Indoor Championships.
Alexandra Cercone brings patience and confidence to a high-ranked Florida team this spring season.
Coach Billy Donovan wants his players to take open shots, regardless of whether their attempts are inside or beyond the arc.
Midway through the first half, center Patric Young set a screen on Missouri’s Earnest Ross for freshman Michael Frazier II.
Lauren Haeger has first base covered.
After a Stony Brook narrowed Florida’s lead to 12-8, coach Amanda O’Leary took a timeout with 19:37 left in the second half.
Down by three with 3.1 seconds left, Florida had an opportunity to tie Missouri and send the game into overtime. But guard Mike Rosario’s desperation heave from the left corner couldn’t find the net.
ORLANDO — Richie Martin doesn’t hit the home runs like his teammates. He doesn’t get sacrifice flies. He didn’t even reach the outfield in half of his at-bats on Tuesday.
Gymnast Bridgette Caquatto endured several setbacks even before arriving at Florida.
Jaterra Bonds was known for her erratic on-court behavior for the Gators last season.
Bridget Sloan had rarely been rooted against before arriving at Florida.
Alyssa Bache’s first inning in 2013 was not her finest hour.
The Gators are trying to get over the hump.
The last time Florida played Missouri, the game got ugly. UF cruised to an 83-52 blowout on Jan. 19.
After Olivia Janowicz and Danielle Collins dropped the first doubles match to Duke’s Monica Turewicz and Hanna Mar 8-4, Florida could not get back on track.