UF junior midfielder Kaitlyn Davies and junior defender Theresa Bragg are inseparable off the field. On the field, they form one of the most dynamic duos in collegiate lacrosse.
Florida’s men’s tennis team entered Thursday’s match against Arkansas well-rested and seeking a much-needed victory after losing its final two regular-season matches against Tennessee and South Carolina. The Gators (14-10, 9-6 SEC) braved the second round of the SEC Tournament with confidence, prepared for a repeat performance of its dominant 4-1 win over the Razorbacks on March 15.
After defeating Alabama in walk-off fashion, Florida’s 2025 SEC Tournament run came to an end on Thursday following a second-round collapse to No. 13 Vanderbilt.
As day turned into night, the lights brightened with an opportunity to advance in the 2025 SEC Tournament in the hands of Florida senior Alicia Dudeney.
Behind 10 goals in the second quarter, No. 4 Florida lacrosse ran away with its 10th consecutive victory, defeating Stetson 20-4 in what was a dominant all-around performance.
Despite trailing for the entire first half, No. 4 Florida lacrosse outscored Colorado 9–3 in the second to claim a 15–10 victory — its ninth straight win.
UF junior attacker Gianna Monaco scored her 100th career point, while graduate student attacker Jordan Basso claimed her 400th career point in No. 4 Florida’s 17-7 victory over Jacksonville.
Florida men’s golf found itself in the win column again after an impressive round three finish in the Calusa Cup. Senior Ian Gilligan and sophomore Jack Turner tied for third.
Nestled along the banks of the Marne River lies the commune of Meaux in Northern France. A quiet town rich in history and lined with ancient buildings and historic cathedrals, the town is known for its landscape, rich culture and cuisine (including the world-famous Brie de Meaux).
After a four-hour and 16-minute contest that saw four of their six singles matches go to three sets, the Gators fell short to Kentucky to close out their three-match road trip.
Pollen is in the air, an endless stream of team buses is rolling through the north side of campus, and the cacophonic sound of a starting gun is still ringing through the air. All of this means one thing: it’s track season in Gainesville.
Despite a 3-0 lead, Florida men’s tennis came up just short as No. 18 Tennessee completed a remarkable 4-3 comeback.
In its first-ever Big 12 Conference matchup in Gainesville, No. 5 Florida lacrosse dominated San Diego State 21-9 as 10 Gators posted multi-point games.
Despite Senior Alicia Dudeney’s upset over No. 34 Catherine Aulia and Bente Spee’s victory on court four, Florida fell to the No. 6 Lady Volunteers 5-2 in Knoxville.
Florida men’s tennis produced a remarkable 4-3 comeback win against Georgia to stun the Bulldogs and end their four-game win streak.
Solutions by The State News
