It wasn’t the big bats of Lauren Haeger, Bailey Castro or Kelsey Horton that powered the Gators to a win. Instead, it was a surprise blast from the bat of Ensley Gammel that sparked a six-run surge in the sixth.
While the Gators fell short of first place at the evening session of NCAA Semifinals on Friday night, they still took care of business — and set a milestone.
Like a pesky mosquito that won’t go away, Florida International bugged Florida all day.
It’s not any easy task to defend a Southeastern Conference title, and that’s what the men’s golf team found out Friday.
Since the start of the season, the Gators have had their focus on the postseason. It has been a point of emphasis, and every adjustment the team has made throughout the year was done with the postseason in mind.
Florida knew a rough stretch was coming, even before the season began.
The Gators want revenge. But it won’t come easy.
The Gators didn’t look like a team that was missing much.
Throughout this season, Kytra Hunter has thrived on the big stage.
After carrying Florida to a series win at Tennessee during the weekend, Brian Johnson took a curtain call Tuesday night.
Florida appears to finally be back on the right track.
The Gators’ offense has gotten quite a bit of attention.
Florida’s track and field team is coming off a rare break. However, senior thrower Keely Medeiros was the one exception.
Something is still amiss with Karsten Whitson.
Vickash Ramjit was one swing away from clinching the weekend series for Florida.
Most of Kelsey Horton's big hits go over the fence, but her key base knock Friday night found the outfield grass.
Emily Dohony and Kitty Cullen have good reason to be scared.
Nassim Slilam has a new haircut. He gave up his long hair and took on a much more polished look. Now, he is working on polishing his game.
The Gators probably wish they could have used some of their 14 runs from Sunday in Wednesday’s game.
This is nothing new for Sami Fagan.
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