#2 Florida Clinches Share of SEC Title in Mary Wise’s 900th Win
Huge match from Allie Monserez lifts Florida to a share of the SEC crown.
Florida Moves 1 Step Closer to SEC Title Behind Offensive Explosion
Match Stats #2 Florida Gators def. Auburn Tigers 3-1 (25-22, 10-25, 16-25, 25-22) Florida moves to 24-1 (16-1 SEC); Auburn…
Florida’s Rachael Kramer Has Small Ankle Injury Scare Versus Texas A&M
During the first set of Florida’s sweep over Texas A&M, the Gator’s strong 6’8″ middle blocker Rachael Kramer had a small ankle injury scare that kept her out of most of the first set.
#2 Florida Stays Atop SEC With Sweep of Texas A&M as Alhassan Hits .765
Rhamat Alhassan (pictured in the middle) dominated on both ends of the court as #2 Florida swept Texas A&M to stay atop the SEC table.
Florida Records 18 Blocks In Four-Set Win Over Arkansas
The win over Arkansas was a huge match for Florida as they recorded their third 80 digs four-set match since 2008 along with having three players with at least eight blocks for the first time since 2004.
Alhassan Becomes Florida’s Career Blocks Leader in Sweep of Tennessee
Senior middle blocker Rhamat Alhassan became the Gators all-time blocking leader as No. 4 Florida notched its 20th win of the season in a road sweep of Tennessee on Sunday.
Marquette’s Allie Barber Garners AVCA Player Of The Week Honors
Marquette’s Allie Barber continues to rack up the weekly honors by being named the AVCA Player of the Week.
UCSB’s Lindsey Ruddins Garners AVCA Player Of The Week
The AVCA has announced this week’s player of the week in UC Santa Barbara’s Lindsey Ruddins after her tumultuous week on the court, leading the squad to a 3-0 week.
Florida’s Carli Snyder Cracks 1,000 Career Kills In Win Over Alabama
The Florida Gators were able to bounce back from their loss to Kentucky to take down Alabama in straight sets.
Mini-Scouting Report: How Did #9 Kentucky Knock Off #1 Florida?
We’re taking an in-depth look at then-#9 Kentucky knocking off the last undefeated team in the NCAA, then-#1 Florida.
