Brombacher, Gators cruise past Tar Heels
By STEPHEN SHEEHAN< | Feb. 20, 2011Three games, three wins. And it wasn’t even close.
Three games, three wins. And it wasn’t even close.
Even with bandages covering her chin and elbow, freshman Kasey
After beating up on the likes of Long Island and Jacksonville, the No. 5 Florida softball team will face its first real test tomorrow in its home opener against No. 22 North Carolina.
After throwing a perfect game over the weekend and being named Southeastern Conference Pitcher of the Week on Monday, Stephanie Brombacher kept her hot start rolling Wednesday.
As someone who has started more than 200 games at Florida, Aja Paculba knows playing for a big-time program can be nerve-wracking for a freshman.
The Florida women’s golf team’s frustrations persisted Tuesday during the second round of the Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge.
It didn’t take long for the Gators to hit their stride.
While she values winning over personal acclaim, Saturday’s
It only took one day for coach Tim Walton to pick up the two wins
There are plenty of impressive numbers that describe the Florida softball team’s Class of 2011.
After advancing to the Women's College World Series for three consecutive seasons, the Gators are ranked No. 5 in the nation. But even the national recognition isn't enough to earn the Gators respect in their own conference.
Francesca Enea may have been the Gators’ top player last season, but the loss of fellow senior Corrie Brooks might be just as difficult to deal with this season.
To simply say sophomore Brittany Schutte is versatile would be an understatement.
When Tim Walton and Francesca Enea first met back in 2002, neither could have predicted how much they would accomplish together.
Although the 2007 recruiting class consisted of just two players, it still managed to become the most successful class in Florida softball history.
OKLAHOMA CITY – After his team’s 16-3 loss to UCLA on the first day of the Women’s College World Series, UF coach Tim Walton said rebounding to win a national championship would be “next to impossible.”
OKLAHOMA CITY – After his team’s 16-3 loss to UCLA on day one of the Women’s College World Series, Florida coach Tim Walton said rebounding to win a national championship would be “next to impossible.”
OKLAHOMA CITY — After nearly four months of play and dozens of games, a couple of softball’s biggest coaches feel like the rules are suddenly changing on the sport’s biggest stage.
OKLAHOMA CITY – It really isn’t that surprising when a pair of top-10 scoring offenses combine for 19 runs.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Supposedly the third time is the charm.