The Gators women’s golf team finished the final round of the Evans Derby Experience strong, but its second round woes haunted it to a fifth-place finish.
Aggressive coverage from Brown defender Olivia Lee didn’t deter Madi Hall.
The Florida baseball team capitalized on every error Florida State committed on Tuesday night.
Two UF men’s basketball players’ names are in the NCAA transfer portal.
A season full of successes, accomplishments and accolades came to a close at the NCAA Championships on Saturday, but there were no tears to be shed.
Florida’s women’s golf team entered the second round of the Evans Derby Experience in second place at even par.
Freshman Sydney Berlin was in a familiar position.
UF catcher Kendyl Lindaman jogged to first base in the bottom of the fourth inning.
What would you do when two of your top-three scorers and your starting center graduate, and there are no clear replacements for them?
For Florida, one of the top gymnastic teams in the nation, an eighth-place ranking is unusual.
The 14th-ranked UF baseball team entered its three-game series against No. 8 Vanderbilt looking to be competitive after opening SEC play losing 2 of 3 to Mississippi State last weekend.
Hakim Sani Brown, the sophomore sprinter from Tokyo, placed the baton cleanly into the hands of junior Grant Holloway. Holloway rounded the curve to give it to senior Ryan Clark, who finished the relay with nobody on either side of him, clearly in first place.
It came down to the little things in the final vault rotation.
It had been 33 days since the Gators last lost a match.
Brady Smith blasted a home run over the left field wall to put the Florida baseball team ahead 1-0 over Vanderbilt in the fourth inning Saturday afternoon. It was the first lead UF held over the Commodores up to that point in the series.
Coach Mike White called off the dogs.
Sophomore midfielder Shannon Kavanagh received the ball just outside the crease with her back toward goal and a defender breathing down her neck.
It’s a good thing there’s a net in front of the scoreboard at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
The Florida Gators women’s tennis team entered Lexington, Kentucky, with just two losses to the Wildcats in program history.
Florida was nearly shut out for the second-consecutive game against Vanderbilt on Friday night.
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