A leader on and off the field: Celeste Forte’s impact at Florida
By Nicole Lopez | 6:15amWhen asked to describe Celeste Forte, Florida head coach Amanda O’Leary characterized her as a competitor, a hard worker and a great teammate and person.
When asked to describe Celeste Forte, Florida head coach Amanda O’Leary characterized her as a competitor, a hard worker and a great teammate and person.
A 12-hour delay due to the tournament’s curfew was not enough to put off former Gator Ben Shelton in his second-round matchup at the 2025 Wimbledon Championships.
The University of Florida’s tennis programs had three former athletes represented in the singles bracket at the 2025 Wimbledon championships, with men’s tennis star Ben Shelton advancing to the second round.
Florida women's tennis graduate Alicia Dudeney had a stellar senior season after recovering from surgery.
Future Gators ran at the New Balance Nationals Outdoors (NBNO) and Nike Outdoor Nationals (NON) from June 19-22.
Florida men's tennis head coach Adam Steinberg enters his third year coaching the Gators with championship mentality being the emphasis.
Malcolm Clemons' tumultuous season ended at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships where he earned gold in the long jump.
Florida tennis standout Rachel Gailis is going pro after three successful seasons at UF.
The Florida Gators track squads are sending 18 entries to Nationals in Eugene, Oregon.
Florida men's tennis beefed up its roster during the offseason and added two players via the transfer portal for the 2025-26 season.
In the 2025 season, Florida lacrosse made its second consecutive Final Four appearance and finished with a 20-4 record.
Nearly two dozen Gator athletes punched their ticket to Eugene, Oregon, with the chance to compete in NCAA Nationals.
Traveling to the west coast for the NCAA Golf National Championships could have posed many problems for the Florida men’s and women’s golf teams. It is typical for teams to struggle when traveling long distances, especially across time zones.
Former Gator Ben Shelton fell short in his Round of 16 men’s singles match against No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz at the 2025 French Open.
Former UF tennis star Ben Shelton cruised to a straight-sets victory Friday to advance to the fourth round of the 2025 French Open.