Florida women’s basketball secured its third consecutive victory of the season, backed by Me’Arah O’Neal’s career-high 20 points.
Florida sophomore guard Liv McGill broke her career record tonight for most points in a single game against Chattanooga with 38. She also beat the program record for most points scored at home.
Florida women’s basketball dominated in its home opener against UNF. Eight Gators contributed to the scoring column, with five reaching double figures.
Florida sophomore guard Liv McGill was named to the 2025-26 Preseason All-SEC Second Team after an impressive freshman campaign with the Gators.
Dressed in spray-painted jeans and a white button-up, Alexia Dizeko strutted her way down the runway, stopping at the end to pose for the cameras. Between the crowd’s cheers and the hip-hop music in the background, the energy of the night was deafening.
At the beginning of March, the season looked all but over for the Florida women’s basketball team. It had a 14-15 record and sat at 5-10 in SEC play. But after the Gators’ senior night loss on Feb. 27 to Oklahoma, head coach Kelly Rae Finley remained optimistic, saying, “It’s not the end of our season by any stretch of the imagination.”
As Florida women’s basketball’s only sophomore, Laila Reynolds plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of the program, inspiring and leading the next batch of players.
The Florida Gators women’s basketball team narrowly escaped with a win in the WBIT quarterfinals to punch its ticket to Indianapolis for the tournament’s penultimate round.
Senior guard Kenza Salgues hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer to defeat UNLV 86-84 in the second round of the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament.
Senior guard Jeriah Warren led the Gators with a career-high 28 points to win the first round of the WBIT.
Despite six players reaching double-figure scoring on Friday night, Florida’s second-straight Cinderella run in the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament came to an end against the No. 9 LSU Tigers.
With SEC All-Freshman guard Liv McGill tallying a career-high 29 points on Thursday night, Florida stunned No. 19 Alabama in the second round of the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament.
The Florida Gators survived round one of the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament, thanks in part to a staunch defensive performance that saw them hold the Auburn Tigers to under 30% from the field on Wednesday night.
For most teams, facing a top-ranked opponent in their final game of the regular season would be as daunting of a task as they come – especially if their last ranked win came in 2022. However, UF head coach Kelly Rae Finley and her Gator squad viewed this challenge as a “cool opportunity.”
Florida women’s basketball suffered a 24-point loss to No. 13 Oklahoma on its senior night and final home game of the season.
Tennessee squandered Florida’s nine-point halftime lead, scoring 37 points in the third quarter to secure a comeback victory 86-78 at the O’Dome.
Florida women’s basketball capitalized on its momentum from Sunday’s thrilling victory, dominating Texas A&M 74-52.
As the clock winded down in a tie ballgame on Sunday afternoon, Jeriah Warren stepped up when needed the most and knocked down a game-winning buzzer beater to lift the Florida Gators past the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
The Gators were unable to snap the Gamecocks’ 70-game winning streak at home, marking UF’s eighth loss in conference play
The Florida women’s basketball team falls 84-66 to No. 23 Alabama after a competitive battle. The Gators could not stop the Crimson Tides’ second-half shooting display, costing them their seventh SEC loss.
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