Gators lacrosse routs Siena; Bruns scores 100th career goal
By JOSH JURNOVOY< | Feb. 24, 2012Ashley Bruns became the second Gator to reach 100 career goals in the fifth minute of Friday’s game.
Ashley Bruns became the second Gator to reach 100 career goals in the fifth minute of Friday’s game.
The Gators got back on their feet Friday afternoon after suffering their first loss of the season on Thursday.
Preston Tucker’s room is littered with souvenirs from games he has played over the years. Some of them are more memorable than others.
Jordan Jones has finally returned to form.
In the coming weeks, there might be a game when you forget he is gone.
The Gators proved to be fool’s gold in their annual trip out west.
For coach Rhonda Faehn’s team, the pivotal stretch of 2012 begins tonight.
Florida’s defense has improved each game this season thanks to a simple action: talking.
Last year, the men’s track and field team won its first Southeastern Conference Indoor Championship since 2004. The women and men combined to win 10 SEC individual event titles and set four school records.
Jonathon Crawford made people forget Sunday in a hurry.
Before he knew Will Yeguete’s left foot was indeed broken, Billy Donovan rattled through the list of backup point guards and little-used substitutes he could call on to replace Florida’s injured power forward.
Andrea Vilaró Aragonés’ big break came three weeks ago on the road against LSU.
For several Gators, Thursday will be a homecoming.
Kevin O’Sullivan has a slight problem on his hands: Florida has too many big bats.
Allie Will is no stranger to success. It’s been a way of life for her.
Brad Beal could not repeat what he heard at halftime in Florida’s locker room.
Preston Tucker’s first four plate appearances Tuesday didn’t go as planned.
In the Gators’ first homestand of the season, Brittany Schutte not only outperformed every player in the Southeastern Conference, but every player in the nation.
The Gators want to play like they have the upper hand even when they don’t.
While most of the Gators practiced their routines with the coaching staff last fall, Rachel Spicer had one less semester to prepare for the upcoming season.