Florida women’s tennis exits SEC Tournament after quarterfinal loss
By Sofia Alamo | Apr. 17The No. 6-seed Florida Gators fell 4-1 to the No. 3-seed Auburn Tigers on Friday in Norman, Oklahoma, in the second round of the SEC Championship.
Womens Tennis reporter Sofia Alamo is a Sports Journalism freshman at UF and the university’s Women’s Tennis beat reporter. Her favorite sports are soccer and tennis, and she aspires to be a sports broadcaster in the future.
The No. 6-seed Florida Gators fell 4-1 to the No. 3-seed Auburn Tigers on Friday in Norman, Oklahoma, in the second round of the SEC Championship.
The No. 6-seed Florida Gators claimed a 4-0 victory over the No. 14-seed Arkansas Razorbacks 4-0 on Thursday in Norman, Oklahoma, to open the SEC Championship.
The clock is winding down, and your team is down by two. There’s time for one final play. Who do you want to call it? A human, or artificial intelligence?
Behind the senior-driven energy, the No. 17 Florida Gators (14-6, 9-5 SEC) defeated the Missouri Tigers (12-16, 0-14 SEC) 4-0 on Saturday afternoon at the Alfred A. Ring tennis complex.
Behind her efforts, the No. 17 Florida Gators (13-6, 8-5 SEC) swept the No. 13 Vanderbilt Commodores 4-0 (19-6, 9-4 SEC) in Thursday's matchup at home.
The No. 16 Florida Gators (13-5, 8-4 SEC) dropped 4-0 to the No. 2 Texas A&M Aggies (19-3, 10-1 SEC) on Saturday night in College Station, Texas.
The No. 16 Florida Gators (13-4, 8-3 SEC) fell short to the No. 6 Texas Longhorns (18-3, 10-1 SEC) 4-0 on Thursday in the first matchday of their road stretch.
For the first time in her life, Leanne Wong is watching gymnastics from the sidelines.
The No. 15 Florida Gators (11-4, 6-3 SEC) swept past No. 44 Mississippi State (15-6, 3-6 SEC) 4-1 in a Saturday match at home.
With a statement win over the nation’s No. 9 doubles team, Florida delivered against South Carolina. They built on that momentum for singles play and secured crucial victories.