With the game on the line, Kirsti Merritt ran back toward the warning track.
If there was one word that would describe what kind of player Nicole DeWitt, it would be versatile.
Lauren Haeger and the Gators were too much the Dolphins to handle, as No. 1 UF routed Jacksonville 16-1 on Wednesday night at the Debbie and Fred Pruitt Softball Complex in Jacksonville.
Equipped with an electric offense, the UF softball team stormed into Tampa and won every game they played to open up the season — highlighted by a Gator lineup that clobbered eight home runs in five games.
Taylore Fuller must have remembered what she did on Feb. 8, 2014 as she stepped up to the plate.
Aleshia Ocasio couldn’t have asked for a better start to her Florida career.
Florida softball was firing on all cylinders in its season opener against Hampton as the Gators run ruled the Lady Pirates by a score of 17-0 in five innings Friday afternoon in Tampa at the USF Softball Classic.
Every once in a while, there is an athlete who goes into a program and becomes an impact player from the get-go.
Lauren Haeger has been a staple in the UF softball lineup and pitching rotation since she was a freshman.
Delanie Gourley was an anomaly entering her freshman season on the UF softball team.
Florida’s softball team is deep.
One of the hardest things to do in sports is being able to repeat as champions.
Gator softball has been great for the past decade – one could even call them dominant.
Hannah Rogers has proven time and time again her value to the Florida softball team.
Kelsey Stewart’s season may not be over just yet.
A line of orange-and-blue clad Gator fans stood outside Katie Seashole Pressley Stadium and down Hull road waiting to greet the school’s newest national champions.
Hannah Rogers had little success in her first two trips to Oklahoma City.
Tim Walton said it best on April 15.
Heading into Florida’s first game in the Women’s College World Series Championship Series against Alabama on Monday, Aubree Munro had just two career home runs as a Gator.
For the second time in the Women’s College World Series, No. 5 seed Florida faced 13th-seeded Baylor.
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