Florida ends regular season in style with 12th straight win
By Max Bernstein | 5:12pmFlorida lacrosse dominates over Arizona State 17-5 and wins the Big 12 Regular Season Championship.
Max is in his fourth semester at The Alligator, and he is the Spring 2025 lacrosse reporter and a second-year journalism sports & media major. He is a big South Florida sports fan, and likes to go to concerts with his friends and family.
Florida lacrosse dominates over Arizona State 17-5 and wins the Big 12 Regular Season Championship.
UF junior midfielder Kaitlyn Davies and junior defender Theresa Bragg are inseparable off the field. On the field, they form one of the most dynamic duos in collegiate lacrosse.
No. 4 Florida lacrosse was dominant Saturday, as redshirt junior goalkeeper Elyse Finnelle made eight saves and the Gators cruised to a 20-2 win over Big 12 rival Cincinnati.
Behind 10 goals in the second quarter, No. 4 Florida lacrosse ran away with its 10th consecutive victory, defeating Stetson 20-4 in what was a dominant all-around performance.
Florida is in the lead, leading by two with less than 20 seconds on the clock. One possession for the title of national champion.
Despite trailing for the entire first half, No. 4 Florida lacrosse outscored Colorado 9–3 in the second to claim a 15–10 victory — its ninth straight win.
UF junior attacker Gianna Monaco scored her 100th career point, while graduate student attacker Jordan Basso claimed her 400th career point in No. 4 Florida’s 17-7 victory over Jacksonville.
In its first-ever Big 12 Conference matchup in Gainesville, No. 5 Florida lacrosse dominated San Diego State 21-9 as 10 Gators posted multi-point games.
At the beginning of March, the season looked all but over for the Florida women’s basketball team. It had a 14-15 record and sat at 5-10 in SEC play. But after the Gators’ senior night loss on Feb. 27 to Oklahoma, head coach Kelly Rae Finley remained optimistic, saying, “It’s not the end of our season by any stretch of the imagination.”
After failing to record a point for the first time in her career on Wednesday, Florida lacrosse freshman attacker Clark Hamilton went on a tear Friday night.