USWNT set to open World Cup, several Gators competing
By Jack Braverman | June 10, 2019With 24 teams representing six continents, women’s soccer’s premier tournament returns this week in France with the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
With 24 teams representing six continents, women’s soccer’s premier tournament returns this week in France with the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Grant Holloway raised his arms in celebration as he crossed the line to win his sixth high-hurdle championship. The junior from Chesapeake, Virginia, never left a national championship hurdle race without a gold medal. Now he will turn professional, according to coach Mike Holloway, leaving UF as one of the most decorated track athletes in the history of the NCAA and one of the best athletes to ever come through Gainesville.
Grant Holloway usually has a good start. Friday in Austin, Texas, was no different.
Two events, three years, six championships.
The 2019 MLB Draft concluded on Wednesday after 40 rounds passed and over 1,200 prospects were selected.
The odds of making a Major League Baseball roster coming out of college are miniscule.
I generally consider myself a baseball purist.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is always sure to bring controversy.
There are many positives to take away from this year’s Florida softball team despite Saturday’s season-ending loss to Alabama.
Florida’s season didn’t end at the College World Series.
In a one-run game with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, right fielder Kendrick Calilao stood just 90 feet away from home plate.
Kelly Barnhill stood alone in the circle, poised and prepared to pick apart an Alabama offense she has defeated countless times in her celebrated career as a Gator.
Florida was down 7-2 in the top of the seventh when left fielder Austin Langworthy stepped into the batter’s box.
It was quite the all-around display for Samantha Show.
The UF softball team will have more than luck on its side when it takes the field in Oklahoma City.
A national championship is within reach for the Gators softball team.
The Florida baseball team had little time to celebrate after the NCAA field was announced on Monday.
The Florida softball team had just won its second national championship in as many years. Robert Reed watched his freshman daughter, Megan, sprint from the dugout with the rest of the 2015 squad to join the celebratory dogpile. The moment for Robert was bittersweet. His daughter was now a national champion, but she was also no longer a softball player, a sport she’d been in for fifteen years.