For the fourth consecutive game the Gators jumped out to an early lead, and once again Stephanie Brombacher made it stand up.
HOOVER, Ala. – The Gators hope they didn’t just play their last away game.
While Willy Wonka’s Golden Tickets may have been hard to come by, the Gators track and field teams collected their tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships as easy as stealing candy from a baby.
One day after benefitting from the best-of-three format in NCAA doubles championships, UF’s No. 5 team of Marrit Boonstra and Allie Will found itself on the losing end of a third set.
HOOVER, Ala. – The Gators’ once-porous defense closed its holes Friday night.
HOOVER, Ala. – The Gators were just looking to avoid elimination at the start of Friday’s game, but by the end of it they just wanted to avoid wasting their pitchers.
Between the Southeastern Conference Tournament in April, the NCAA Team Championships and now the doubles and singles championships, Allie Will is familiar with the courts of the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Ga.
The fastest sprint group in America brought its jets Friday at the NCAA East Preliminary Round in Greensboro, N.C.
HOOVER, Ala. – It took just over a year, but the Gators finally exacted their revenge on the Razorbacks.
Kevin O’Sullivan’s lineup adjustments nearly cost the Gators Thursday’s game. But, in the end, the coach’s fine-tuning saved No. 4 UF (41-14).
Florida track and field head coach Mike Holloway hoped his teams would get off to a good start Thursday at the 2010 NCAA Preliminary Regional in Greensboro, N.C.
Two Florida seniors’ collegiate careers came to a close Thursday with losses in the opening round of the doubles portion of the individual championships in Athens, Ga.
HOOVER, Ala. – The pie has soured for Brian Johnson.
When the Gators softball team takes the field Saturday it will be playing not only for itself, but also for the future of its program and the reputation of the Southeastern Conference.
In the third set of the last singles match to decide the championship, Marrit Boonstra was one game away from an ideal ending to her college career.
HOOVER, Ala. – The Gators faced a brand new opponent Wednesday – the clock.
While it was a great accomplishment, the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championship was just an appetizer for the outdoor season.
In the third set of the last singles match to decide the championship, Marrit Boonstra was one game away from putting the finishing touches on the ideal ending to her college career.
Although it was coming off its worst loss of the season, the Florida softball team proved last weekend it can play its best when it matters most.
Josh Adams began the regular season with a bang and ended it with one, too.
Solutions by The State News
