Gators seek first NCAA title in nine years
By Jack Braverman | Mar. 19, 2019A season filled with accolades and triumphs is nearing a close, but all of it ceases to matter come Wednesday.
A season filled with accolades and triumphs is nearing a close, but all of it ceases to matter come Wednesday.
The Gators men’s tennis team is about to face arguably its toughest remaining regular-season test.
A trio of hat tricks and a second-half surge wasn’t enough to earn the victory for the Gators lacrosse team.
The No. 8 Gators men’s tennis team did something on Sunday it hadn’t done in nine years: Start SEC play 5-0.
Players on the Florida women’s lacrosse team made their way toward senior goalkeeper Haley Hicklen as she walked off the field after Saturday’s loss to No. 3 North Carolina.
Victoria Emma was getting frustrated.
The Gators men’s tennis team made it to five in a row.
Florida’s lacrosse team fell victim to North Carolina’s 10th-ranked defense, which allows only 8.14 goals per game.
“Georgia Bulldogs” chants resonated through the Ring Tennis Complex as Meg Kowalski claimed the Bulldogs 12th-consecutive victory.
Just 11 days ago, Florida’s women’s tennis team was in bad shape.
The Gators men’s tennis team is ready to hit the road again.
Florida’s starting lineup against Syracuse on Wednesday was much different than the one it put out against High Point over the weekend.
Syracuse attacker Emily Hawryschuk wreaked havoc on Florida’s women’s lacrosse team.
The crowd was ready for it.
A combined preliminary and final score of 602.95 was more than enough for Brooke Madden to return to the NCAA Championships for the third consecutive year.
Then-freshman Oliver Crawford clinched the Florida men’s tennis team’s 4-3 upset win over then-No. 1 Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, last season.
The Florida’s women’s lacrosse team has not played at home since Feb. 14 when it lost to No. 2 Maryland 17-12.
Tsveta Dimitrova clinched her fist and casually strolled toward her opponent as Taylor Gruber’s shot collided with the net. Dimitrova claimed her fifth singles victory and the Florida women’s tennis team’s second-consecutive road win over a top-50 team.
Florida’s women’s golf team entered the final round of the Florida Gators Invitational in second place at even par, three strokes behind first-place Miami.
The No. 9 Florida men’s tennis team knew that this match would be different.