Confident sophomore leading Gators
By MICHELLE PROVENZANO< | Feb. 21, 2013Alexandra Cercone brings patience and confidence to a high-ranked Florida team this spring season.
Alexandra Cercone brings patience and confidence to a high-ranked Florida team this spring season.
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.
Freshmen Danielle Collins and Brianna Morgan will learn first hand how rowdy opposing tennis teams’ fans can get.
In the 2011 dual-match season, Florida started off 5-0, including three sweeps of its opponents.
The top-ranked Florida Women’s Tennis team is using the next two weeks to prepare for their most challenging opponent yet, and this time it won’t be on their court.
Freshman Luke Johnson during his first semester playing college tennis.
Florida had shut out two opponents before facing Furman.
Florida senior Lauren Embree snagged her 99th career singles match victory against Baylor on Saturday, but winning was no easy feat.
The No.1-ranked Florida women’s tennis team grabbed its third straight 7-0 victory to open the season, the latest coming against No.15 Baylor on Saturday.
The Gators haven't allowed a point to their opponents this season, but they also have yet to be tested.
The Florida women’s tennis team won its 24th consecutive dual match in a 7-0 victory against UCF on Wednesday afternoon at Linder Stadium.
After winning back-to-back national titles, the Gators are thinking dynasty.
When Florent Diep enrolled at Florida in January 2012, the Frenchman had to adjust to life in the U.S. and life in college.
Gordon Watson graduated early from Naples First Baptist Academy in December 2011 and was promptly redshirted. After watching Florida compete during his first dual-meet season in 2012, Watson got his chance.
Dave Balogh’s coaching career is defined by loyalty to a team and loyalty to a friend.
Polished experience and raw talent were the perfect recipe for success on Sunday afternoon.
Three Gators from Florida’s women’s tennis team entered the 32-person pool in Flushing, N.Y., and four entered the tournament in Lakewood, Fla., on the weekend with high aspirations.
At the 2012 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships in New York, Florida’s women flourished. Senior Lauren Embree, junior Sofie Oyen and freshman Danielle Collins all flew in to the big city with high expectations, and they all responded well Thursday afternoon.
French-born Florent Diep has lived in the United States for less than a year, but he has flourished at Florida.
The Gators may have left the happiest place on earth without a smile.