No. 3 Florida concludes season with stunning national championship semifinals loss
By Liana Handler | Apr. 17No. 3 Florida concludes its whirlwind season with a national championship semifinal loss.
Liana is the Gators gymnastic beat reporter for the Alligator and a junior sports journalism major. In her free time, she likes to play dominos and listen to Celia Cruz.
No. 3 Florida concludes its whirlwind season with a national championship semifinal loss.
On a team of transfers, even for the ones who have stuck around in Florida their entire career, there’s still a story.
When Walter Clayton Jr. won the Final Four Most Outstanding Player award, it was the conclusion of a career-best year for the senior guard.
Florida ends their spring practices with the annual Orange and Blue game. Follow here for live updates.
No. 3 Florida Gymnastics wins NCAA Regional Championships, advancing to Nationals in Fort Worth, Texas.
No. 3 Florida Gymnastics earned its second-highest score across the regular and postseason to advance to Sunday’s NCAA Regional Final.
With one out, the bases loaded and her squad down by two, Florida first baseman Reagan Walsh laced a ball past the Tigers’ diving first baseman. Two runners – senior center fielder Kendra Falby and shortstop Rylee Holtorf – crossed home to tie the game.
With homers from junior Kenleigh Cahalan and sophomore Mia Williams, Gators softball outlasted the Tigers, 11-7.
Jeremy Miranda’s closet of 150 button up shirts is synonymous with the man he is: playful, organized and always ready to support Florida gymnastics.
Despite three perfect scores, the No. 3 Gators finished behind No. 2 LSU and No. 1 Oklahoma in the SEC Championship.