The Florida football program is also thinking longterm when it added Furman University to the 2028 home schedule, it announced on Monday. The Gators and Paladins have played nine times dating back to the 1922 season, with the last meeting coming in 2011. Florida holds a record of 7-2 against …
Read More »Buchholz Shines Among Gainesville Area Schools As Baseball Season Hits Midpoint
With the high school baseball season hitting its midway point, many of the area programs are looking forward to a competitive finish. Most schools have also enjoyed a competitive start to the season. Buchholz The Buchholz Bobcats have been dominant out the gate as they are undefeated through 16 games. …
Read More »Florida Football’s Gumbs Jr.: From Walk-On To Defensive Leader
George Gumbs Jr, an EDGE, from Chicago, Illinois, a Redshirt Senior, at 253 pounds. That is the superficial description, but his work ethic and profound urge of wanting to get better, surpasses the superficial level. Coming out of high school, Gumbs Jr. was a 3-star recruit and was playing wide …
Read More »Florida Lacrosse’s Hamilton Secures Second Straight Big 12 Freshman Of Week Honor
Freshman attacker Clark Hamilton wasted no time etching her name into Florida lacrosse history, setting records and making her debut memorable. The 5-foot-6 Florida lacrosse standout was named Big 12 Freshman of the Week for the second time last Tuesday, demonstrating the powerful start of her collegiate career. “We knew …
Read More »Luke Poulter Earns First Collegiate Win at Schenkel Invitational
Florida finished second on Sunday at the 54-hole Schenkel Invitational as sophomore Luke Poulter (-8) worked to score his first collegiate individual win. The Gators shot 21-under in Statesboro, GA, at the Georgia Southern hosted invitational, one stroke behind Utah (-22). UF has finished top 5 in all four stroke …
Read More »No. 22 Florida Women’s Tennis Falls to No. 15 Vanderbilt
On a sunny, blue-skied Sunday, the No. 22 Florida Gators women’s tennis (7-8, 3-6 SEC) team hosted yet another conference opponent and fell to a second straight SEC team at home in its 5-2 loss to the Commodores. Despite a recent loss to Auburn, No. 15 Vanderbilt (13-4, 6-3 SEC) …
Read More »No. 22 Florida Women’s Tennis Dominates Morgan State
Following several big wins, the Florida Gators women’s tennis team (7-6, 3-4 SEC) returned home from its two-match road stint against conference rivals last week to face Morgan State University (4-8) on Thursday. Before their match with Florida, the Morgan State Bears traveled from Baltimore, Maryland, to face Milwaukee and …
Read More »No. 8 Gators Lacrosse Scores 16 to Defeat No. 15 Clemson
After suffering an early deficit from No. 15 Clemson, No. 8 Florida Gators lacrosse scored nine goals in the second quarter to earn a sweeping victory. UF (7-2) defeated the Tigers (6-4) 16-10 on Thursday afternoon in South Carolina, securing its fourth win over a ranked opponent and third come-from-behind …
Read More »Tennessee Run-Rules Game 2 Against Florida Baseball
The No. 7 Florida baseball team lost 10-0 in seven innings of Game 2 of the SEC opening series against No. 2 Tennessee at Lindsey Nelson Stadium on Saturday. Tennessee took a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Both starting pitchers excelled on the mound. Freshman right-handed pitcher Aidan King …
Read More »Buchholz Boys Lacrosse Falls To Ponte Vedra Nease
Despite what the scoreboard showed Tuesday, the Buchholz boys’ lacrosse team never gave up during its 11-3 loss against visiting Ponte Vedra Nease High School Strong Start The game began with the Bobcats (4-7) showing their desire to win by scoring a goal right away. Attack No. 7 Kade Griggs …
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