Florida continues four-game road stretch against ranked Navy
By Bryan Matamoros | Feb. 28, 2019Florida’s women’s lacrosse team is not used to losing, especially two games in a row.
Florida’s women’s lacrosse team is not used to losing, especially two games in a row.
Sophomore midfielder Shannon Kavanagh analyzed the Loyola defense as she moved toward the net.
Florida’s women’s lacrosse team dejectedly walked off the field after the final whistle blew at the Ridley Athletic Complex in Baltimore, Maryland.
Florida’s women’s lacrosse team will not have the benefit of playing at home for the next month.
The Gators played their second game in under 48 hours, but that didn’t seem to affect them.
Senior goalkeeper Haley Hicklen reached into the back of her net to retrieve the ball for a fifth time in the opening 10 minutes of the game.
Seniors on the Florida lacrosse team have played Maryland three times throughout their collegiate careers.
The Gators’ lacrosse team is experiencing déjà vu heading into its second game of the 2019 campaign.
It took only 65 seconds for Florida’s lacrosse team to score its first goal of the 2019 season.
Athletes know the feeling all too well.
Players leaving, coaching changes and evolving tactics all affect the preparation of a team and how it performs from season to season.
The Gators’ lacrosse season came to an end Saturday afternoon when they were defeated by James Madison 11-8 in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
A historic season for the Gators lacrosse team came to an end on Saturday, as a late run wasn’t enough to topple No. 4 James Madison. Florida was held to single-digit goals for the first time this season as they fell to the Dukes 11-8 in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
It had been 1,101 days since UF last won an NCAA Tournament game, and early in its second-round game against Colorado at Donald R. Dizney Stadium, it appeared that drought would continue for another 360-some-odd days. But behind an eight-goal run and seven combined goals from the Pirreca sisters, Florida stymied the Buffaloes for a 13-9 victory.
A bachelor’s degree in history and a conference title?
When the Gators lacrosse team played Marquette on April 14, Lindsey Ronbeck was held to only one goal in UF’s 18-6 victory. However, the junior made the most of her second matchup against the Eagles, notching a Big East Tournament record eight goals as Florida defeated MU 19-8 in the Big East Semifinals on Thursday.
With snow flurries in the air, the Gators lacrosse team was able to endure the cold conditions, as well as a challenge from the Denver Pioneers, to walk out of Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium as the 2018 Big East regular-season champions.
The defending Big East champion Florida lacrosse team has looked the part during its tear through league play in 2018. Winner of five straight games, UF now has an opportunity to seal its fourth consecutive Big East title as it travels to Denver to take on the Pioneers on Saturday afternoon at 2 EST.
Florida dominates a conference opponent.
With the Gators’ 18-6 victory over Marquette on Saturday, UF lacrosse coach Amanda O’Leary said that her players are still focused heading into its longest road stretch of the season.