Gators lacrosse hope to fill void Graziano left before UNC
By Jake Dreilinger | Feb. 9, 2017After its defeat to Penn State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the Florida lacrosse team lost 10 seniors to graduation.
After its defeat to Penn State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the Florida lacrosse team lost 10 seniors to graduation.
As the Florida lacrosse team walked off the field on Jan. 14 in Bradenton, it had a lot to be proud of.
Last season was one of the best seasons in Florida lacrosse program history.
The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team was close to clinching its fourth NCAA Quarterfinal appearance in program history. Instead, one of UF’s most promising campaigns came to a surprising end Sunday afternoon.
Fresh off a 16-4 shellacking of Temple to win its second-straight Big East Tournament title, the No. 2 Florida lacrosse team was named the No. 2 overall seed in the 26-team NCAA Tournament on Sunday.
For the second-straight season, Florida finished the Big East Tournament as the final team standing.
The first two minutes of Wednesday’s game against Cincinnati was one to forget for Florida.
The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team has been a thorn in the side of most of its opponents this season.
The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team clinched a berth in the Big East Tournament Saturday with a 14-4 win over Villanova.
It took nearly 49 minutes of game time for Florida to concede a goal against Marquette on Wednesday.
The Gators were without junior midfielders Mollie Stevens and Carli Marsh.
After No. 2 Florida flicked a season-best 37 shots and let up just one goal per half in a 16-2 win over Vanderbilt last weekend, it’s hard to imagine that the Gators had much to work on leading up to Saturday’s noon slate against Temple at home.
Last season, then-No. 5 Florida traveled to College Park, Maryland, on March 14 to face the No. 1 Terrapins, hoping to pull off its third victory over a No. 1 opponent in program history.
Paige Aldave. Sam Darcangelo. Alex Puller. Alix Lopez.
Teaching moments are a bittersweet commodity in sports.
Shayna Pirreca saved the day.
For just the third time in the program’s seven-year history, the No. 7 Florida lacrosse team came out of its regular-season opener with a win.
One hundred three goals and 30 assists.
The Florida lacrosse team made its presence known to the Big East conference in 2015.