Leftwich shines as Florida downs Missouri
By Evan Lepak | May 17, 2019Florida right-hander Jack Leftwich's 2019 season has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride.
Florida right-hander Jack Leftwich's 2019 season has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride.
The Florida dugout jumped up and down like it already knew.
It’s not supposed to be this easy.
Kelly Barnhill’s phone lit up. It was from Amanda Lorenz.
After capturing its second-consecutive SEC Tournament championship this past weekend in exhilarating fashion, the Gators softball team returns to the field on Friday for the NCAA Regionals.
The Gators entered Thursday night's game against Missouri in a must-win situation as the regular season winds down and the team's 11-year streak of NCAA Tournament appearances stands in jeopardy.
Sophomores John Axelsen and Chris Nido headlined a solid start to the first round of the NCAA Regional Tournament for the Florida men’s golf team.
Things were looking up for the Florida Gators football team at the start of spring.
The Florida lacrosse team bounced back from a rough start to the 2019 campaign.
The Gators softball team rejoiced in victory on Saturday, though the season is far from over.
The Florida lacrosse team bounced back from a rough start to the 2019 campaign.
The Florida baseball team dropped two out of three to Tennessee over the weekend in Gainesville.
Sophomore Amanda Froeynes was down 300 points with only one event left to go in the SEC Women’s Heptathlon.
Florida held a comfortable three-run lead as the game approached the seventh inning.
Senior attacker Lindsey Ronbeck has been the primary source of offense for the Florida lacrosse team throughout the 2019 campaign.
Pitcher Kelly Barnhill took a step forward, whirled her arm around and fired.
The Volunteers played spoiler on Senior Day.
The situation was very similar three weeks prior. The Florida men’s tennis team was leading against Tennessee 3-2 on a Saturday afternoon.
The Florida baseball team scratched its way back from a seven-run deficit against Tennessee to cut the lead to one run.
The Florida lacrosse team benefited from the one-two punch of sophomore midfielder Shannon Kavanagh and senior attacker Lindsey Ronbeck against Johns Hopkins in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.