Florida Teams Hit Road For Weekend Action

Florida Gators athletics will be spread out this upcoming weekend. With a total of 16 events, only one will be home.

Friday

Women’s golf will start the day bright and early on the greens. The women will be playing 18 holes in the Chattanooga Classic in Tennessee. Track and field will stay in the Sunshine State to travel to Tallahassee, Florida, to compete in the FSU Relays.

Gators baseball will stay in Mississippi for the second day of their series against Ole Miss. After a grand slam start to its season, the team is now seeming to struggle with a current four-game loss streak and drops in the rankings. Men’s swimming and diving will also launch into their second day of the NCAA Championships across the country in Washington state.

Women’s tennis is the only event that will be in Gator country for the weekend. The team will be facing off against University of Arkansas in the evening. Volleyball will start their spring season in enemy territory down south in Orlando. The University of Central Florida will host the Gators. No. 4 Florida softball will travel to play Auburn University. After their 13-12 overtime win against Penn State, No. 7 Gators lacrosse will travel to California to face-off against UC Davis.

GATORS WIN IT IN OT #FLax | #GoGators | presented by @WellsFargo pic.twitter.com/m1KqfZ3c0U

— Gators Lacrosse (@GatorsLAX) March 26, 2025

Saturday

Women’s golf will play another 18 holes in a second round of the Chattanooga Classic. Men’s swimming and diving will end their final day of the NCAA Championships. Gators baseball will also conclude their three day series against Ole Miss in the afternoon. Men’s tennis will join Gator baseball in Mississippi to matchup against Mississippi State University. Florida softball will continue their series against Auburn University in Alabama.

Sunday

The Chattanooga Classic will come to close with another 18 holes the women will tee up for. No. 4 Gators softball also ends their series against Auburn. After their home match, women’s tennis will travel to Oklahoma to matchup against the University of Oklahoma.