Florida needs more innings from starting staff
By JOSH JURNOVOY< | Apr. 22, 2013The UF baseball team has every right to be pleased.
The UF baseball team has every right to be pleased.
Noami Santos-Lamb is healthy and ready to get going.
The Gators were not finishing second again this year.
Third-seeded Florida faced No. 1 seed Georgia in the final match of the Southeastern Conference Tournament on Sunday, and the Gators swept the Bulldogs 4-0 to win their fourth consecutive conference title and their 19th overall.
Florida fell behind for the third straight game against Missouri. Unlike the previous two contests, Sunday’s series finale ended in UF’s first loss in two weeks.
After three mediocre starts against Mississippi State and Kentucky, Hannah Rogers had something to prove.
To teammate Lauren Embree, Alexandra Cercone is a “fighter.”
After falling to Southeastern Conference newcomer Texas A&M in the regular season, Florida got its revenge.
It took 15 innings and nearly five hours before the Gators grabbed their first lead in a Saturday matinee that turned into a Saturday night affair.
On a damp and chilly day at the Tom Jones Memorial Classic in Gainesville, littered with delays and timekeeping malfunctions, the Gators managed to sweep three events: the men’s hammer throw, men’s 3000m and women’s 1500m.
Hannah Rogers struggled in her last three appearances against light-hitting Mississippi State and Kentucky, but she dominated a Longwood lineup with three .400 hitters.
After a disastrous first round of golf for the Gators men’s and women’s golf teams, both teams fared better on the second day of the Southeastern Conference Championships.
After failing to earn the doubles point against Tennessee, Florida struggled to climb out of an early 1-0 hole.
Wiping away tears from her face during the national anthem, senior Kitty Cullen expected Saturday’s game to be a memorable one.
After dropping the doubles point for the second time this season against the Commodores, the Gators pulled out a singles wins to send themselves to the SEC semifinals.
The Gators were hoping to get the good Jonathon Crawford on Friday night.
The Gators men’s golf team was one of the favorites to win the Southeastern Championship, but after one round, the team may have to look elsewhere for a title.
At the close of each gymnast’s routine, there was no giddy celebration.
With junior Stephane Piro leading the way, the Gators came out firing during their first match of the postseason.
Inside the HP Pavilion center in San Jose, Calif., Bridget Sloan was vying for a spot on the U.S. Gymnastics team at the Olympic trials on June 28, 2012.