2017-18 FLORIDA ATHLETICS SEASON
A NCAA title by the men’s indoor track & fi eld team led a program-record 12 top-fi ve team fi nishes as the University of Florida athletics program took third in the 2017-18 Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup. Florida’s No. 3 standing is the program’s 10th consecutive top-fi ve national all-sports fi nish. Florida equaled Stanford for the 2017-18 national high of top-fi ve team fi nishes.
Florida is the only program in the nation to fi nish among the nation’s top 10 in each of the last 35 national all-sports standings.
Seven conference titles were earned by Florida teams in 2017-18. Florida led the Southeastern Conference with six titles – baseball, softball, men’s swimming & diving, men’s & women’s outdoor track & fi eld and volleyball. The Gators also took their fourth consecutive BIG EAST lacrosse title.
Gators WOMEN at a Glance: 2017-18
Sport Record SEC 2017-18 Season Finish Basketball 11-19 3-13 (T-11th) DNA Cross Country -- 13th 22nd, NCAA South Regional Golf -- T-5th 21st, NCAA Championships Gymnastics 13-4 5-2 (T-2nd) 3rd, NCAA Championships Lacrosse 17-4 9-0 (BIG EAST, 1st) T-5th, NCAA Championships Soccer 17-7 7-3 (3rd) T-5th, NCAA Championships Softball 56-11 20-4 (1st) T-5th, NCAA Championships Swimming & Diving 4-5 1-3 (7th) T-35th, NCAA Championships Tennis 19-9 11-2 (T-2nd) T-17th, NCAA Championships In. Track & Field -- 6th 4th, NCAA Championships Out. Track & Field -- 1st 5th, NCAA Championships Volleyball 30-2 17-1 (T-1st) 2nd, NCAA Championships
Gators MEN at a Glance: 2017-18
Sport Record SEC 2017-18 Season Finish Baseball 49-21 20-10 (1st) T-3rd, NCAA Championships Basketball 21-13 11-7 (3rd) T-17th, NCAA Championships Cross Country -- 10th 15th, NCAA South Regional Football 4-7 3-5 (T-10th) NR Golf -- T-3rd 18th, NCAA Championships Swimming & Diving 7-1 4-0 (1st) 5th, NCAA Championships Tennis 19-10 9-3 (3rd) T-5th, NCAA Championships In. Track & Field -- 3rd 1st, NCAA Championships Out. Track & Field -- 1st 2nd, NCAA Championships
GATORS BY THE NUMBERS IN 2017-18 1 NCAA team title (men’s indoor track & fi eld) gives Florida 19 NCAA titles since the 2008-09 season. UF is one three programs to win at least one national team title in each of the last 10 seasons. 12 top-fi ve national fi nishes equals the nation’s high for 2017-18. 6 Gators collected 8 NCAA individual titles in 2018. 7 conference titles by the Gators in 2017-18 (SEC baseball, softball, men’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s outdoor track & fi eld, volleyball; BIG EAST Lacrosse title) 10 Gators picked up 11 conference player/athlete of the year awards. 83 percent Graduation Success Rate for UF, as reported in fall 2017 NCAA Federal Graduation Rate Data. All Gator teams are in good academic standing in latest Academic Progress Report released in spring 2018 by NCAA. 398 student-athletes participated in 3,673 hours of community service in 2017-18, partnering with 23 local schools & 70 non-profi t organizations and making 32 regularly-scheduled UF Health visits. Gators in 2017-18 All-Sports Rankings Gator team celebrated a 2018 NCAA Championship –men’s indoor track & National – Gators No. 3 field.
Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup A NCAA title led a program-record 12 top-five team finishes as the University of Florida is one of three programs in the Florida athletics program took third in the 2017-18 Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup. nation to win at least one national title Florida’s No. 3 standing is the program’s 10th consecutive top-five national all- 1 in each of the last 10 seasons. Since sports finish. 2008-09, Florida has won 19 national
Florida is the only program among the top 10 in each of the last 35 national all- championships. sports rankings. Consecutive top-five finishes The Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup, presented annually by the nation’s athletics in Learfield Sports Directors’ directors, recognizes the schools with the best overall sports performances in an Cup standings. academic year. The updated scoring system uses scores for finishes in NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and women’s volleyball championship action. Additionally, a program can receive points in up to 15 other Only Florida and Stanford sports toward its final score. appear among the top five 10 of each of the last 10 2017-18 Learfield Sports Florida’s All-Sports Finishes Directors’ Cup Standings Since 1983-84 national all-sports rankings. Rank School Total Rank Years 1. Stanford 1442.00 2nd 2013-14, 2012-13, 2011-12, 2009-10, Top-five national team finishes is 2. UCLA 1326.00 1997-98 a program record. 3. FLORIDA 1216.00 3rd 2017-18, 2016-17, 2008-09, 2001-02, 4. Southern Cal 1147.00 1995-96 5. Texas 1143.25 4th 2014-15, 2010-11, 1998-99, 1993-94, Florida equaled Stanford for the 6. Michigan 1131.00 1992-93, 1986-87, 1984-85 2017-18 national high of top- 7. Ohio State 1188.00 5th 2015-16, 2005-06, 1996-97, 1994-95, 8. Georgia 1046.35 1991-92, 1990-91, 1989-90, 1987-88, five team finishes. 9. Florida State 1038.75 1983-84 12 10. Texas A&M 1005.50 th 6 2007-08, 2006-07, 2004-05, 2003-04 7th 2002-03, 2000-01, 1999-00 8th 1985-86 Consecutive years of Florida 9th 1988-89 top-10 finishes in national all- sports standings. Florida is the Capital One Cup – Women No. 3, Men No. 5 only program among the top The University of Florida was third in the 2017-18 Capital One Cup women’s final 10 in each all-sports ranking standings and the Gator men placed fifth overall. since 1983-84. 35 In the eight-year history of the Capital One Cup, Florida is the only men’s program to finish each season in the top 12 and only Florida and Stanford meet that standard among women’s programs. The men’s program won the 2010-11 and Gators collected 167 All- 2011-12 Capital One Cups and Florida took the 2013-14 women’s Cup. UF and America honors in 2017-18. Stanford are the only schools to win both in the award’s history.
In Yahoo Sports’ ranking of the top college sports programs, Florida is No. 2. Six Gators collected eight 2018 NCAA individual titles. Southeastern Conference – Gators No. 1 70 Seven Conference Titles Claimed by Florida in 2017-18 A league-high six Southeastern Conference team titles were claimed by the Gators in 2017-18 - baseball, softball, men’s swimming & diving, men’s & Gators have collected women’s outdoor track & field and volleyball. That total rose to seven as the 148 Academic All- Gators took their fourth straight BIG EAST lacrosse title in their final season in the America honors since league. 1965. The six SEC titles led the Gator program to claim the 2017-18 GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports title. It was Florida’s 12th consecutive and 28th overall SEC All- Five Gators earned Sports title. Florida also claimed its 21st men’s all-sports title. 107 Academic All-America honors in 2018. The Roy Kramer SEC Male Athlete of the Year is senior swimmer Caeleb Dressel. Ten Gators have collected 13 SEC Athlete of the Year awards. Southeastern 2017-18 SEC All-Sports Overall Standings Conference team titles Place School Total # of Part. teams Points Quotient 1 Florida 208 159 0.76442 claimed by Florida leads 2 Georgia 212 145.5 0.68632 the league. 3 Texas A&M 204 131 0.64216 4 Arkansas 198 113 0.57071 5 South Carolina 204 114 0.55882 Six Gator teams won 6 Auburn 212 117.5 0.55425 240 SEC titles in 2017-18. 7 Tennessee 200 104 0.52000 8 Kentucky 208 106.5 0.51202 9 Alabama 208 104 0.50000 10 LSU 208 99.5 0.47837 11 Vanderbilt 151 69 0.45695 12 Mississippi 178 78.5 0.44101 13 Mississippi State 178 77 0.43258 14 Missouri 195 79.5 0.40769 2018 BASEBALL REVIEW
Record: 49-21, 20-10 SEC For just the second time in SEC history, NCAA Finish: T-3rd Team Highlights the SEC Coach of the Year, Player of The Gators made their seventh trip the Year and Pitcher of the Year have SEC Finish: 1st overall/1st in Eastern Division to Omaha this decade. UF is the come from the same school. Third only school to make seven trips in baseman Jonathan India was named Final Poll Rankings: 3rd in Baseball a decade this century. the SEC Player of the Year while right- America/USA Today Coaches’ Florida made its fourth-straight trip hander Brady Singer is the SEC Pitcher Poll/NCBWA/D1Baseball.com/Collegiate to the College World Series, Baseball of the Year. becoming just the fifth school to With a series win against Georgia, the All-Americans: Four with 19 honors – RHP make it to Omaha four years in a Gators clinched the 2018 regular Michael Byrne, 3B Jonathan India, C JJ row since the tournament season title -- their second crown in a Schwarz, RHP Brady Singer expanded to 64 teams. row. UF now has 15 SEC Under head coach Kevin O’Sullivan, Championships in program history, Freshman All-Americans: One with one honor Florida has seven CWS second in the league behind only LSU (LHP Jordan Butler – Collegiate Baseball) appearances since 2008 -- two (17). It is the third time in school history more than any other program in SEC Coach of the Year: Kevin O’Sullivan that Florida has won back-to-back SEC Player of the Year: Jonathan India the country during that time frame league titles (1981-82, 2010-11, 2017- SEC Pitcher of the Year: Brady Singer (TCU next with 5 CWS trips). 18). In SEC history, 41 different UF joins North Carolina as the only coaches have won league titles with 23 All-SEC: 6 – First Team: C JJ Schwarz, 3B schools to advance to Omaha in coaches winning two or more. Head Jonathan India, SP Brady Singer, RP seven straight Super Regional coach Kevin O’Sullivan joins an elite Michael Byrne; Second Team: OF Wil appearances. group of coaches that have won five Dalton, SP Jackson Kowar Florida was the No. 1 overall seed in SEC titles. the NCAA Tournament for the third SEC All-Freshman Team: none time in program history (also 2012, SEC Regular-season titles (by head SEC All-Defensive Team: 1 – 3B Jonathan 2016); no other school has been coach) India the No. 1 seed three times. The 9 - Tilden Campbell, Alabama (25 Gators have earned a national years) SEC Community Service Team: Nick Horvath seed nine times in the last 10 7 - Skip Bertman, LSU (18 years) seasons under Coach O’Sullivan. 5 - Kevin O’Sullivan, Florida (11 years) SEC Academic Honor Roll: 12 – Keenan Bell, The Gators are the only team in 5 - Ron Polk, Mississippi State (29 Tyler Dyson, Nick Horvath, Jackson NCAA history to earn the No. 1 years)/Georgia (2 years) Kowar, Austin Langworthy, Nelson overall seed three times (2012, Maldonado, Cole Maye, Kirby McMullen, Garrett Milchin, Blake Reese, JJ Schwarz, 2016, 2018). Florida was a national Brady Singer seed for the ninth time in 11 years under O’Sullivan. Florida is the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 6 only school in the country to earn a Cal Greenfield, Jack Leftwich, Brady national seed in each of the last McConnell, Hunter McMullen, Hunter Ruth, five seasons. Shane Shifflett National seeds under O’Sullivan: 2009 (#8), 2010 (#3), 2011 (#2), Departing Seniors: 2 – Nick Horvath, JJ Schwarz 2012 (#1), 2014 (#2), 2015 (#4), 2016 (#1), 2017 (#3), 2018 (#1)
Junior Michael Byrne set the school record with 35 career saves Individual Honors Statistical Leaders Results (Overall: 49-21) HEAD COACH KEVIN O’SULLIVAN At Bats 275, Wil Dalton Home: 33-8 Away: 12-9 Neutral: 4-4 SEC: 20-10 Runs Scored 66, Jonathan India February (9-1) SEC Coach of the Year Hits 79, Jonathan India 16 SIENA SEC+ W 7-1 Doubles 19, Blake Reese 17 SIENA SEC+ W 10-2 LHP JORDAN BUTLER, FR. Triples 4, Jonathan India 18 SIENA SEC+ W 19-2 Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American Home Runs 21, Jonathan India 20 FLORIDA ATLANTIC SEC+ W 6-1 RBIs 60, Wil Dalton 21 BETHUNE-COOKMAN SEC+ W 7-4 Total Bases 162, Jonathan India 23 at #24 Miami ACC Extra W 7-3 RHP MICHAEL BYRNE, JR. Slugging Percentage .717, Jonathan India 24 at #24 Miami ACC Extra W 8-2 NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award (Winner) Bases on Balls 60, Jonathan India 25 at #24 Miami ACC Extra L 0-2 Dick Howser Trophy (Semifinalist) Hit by Pitch 10, Jonathan India 27 at North Florida ESPN3 W 4-0 On-base Percentage .497, Jonathan India First Team All-American (ABCA, Baseball America, 28 NORTH FLORIDA SEC+ W 8-3 Sacrifice Flies 6, JJ Schwarz March (15-4) D1Baseball, NCBWA, Perfect Game) Sacrifice Hits 4, Austin Langworthy 2 STONY BROOK SEC+ W 12-5 Second Team All-American (Collegiate Baseball) Stolen Bases 15, Jonathan India 3 STONY BROOK SEC+ W 8-0 Putouts 468, JJ Schwarz ABCA South All-Region Second Team 4 STONY BROOK SEC+ W 3-1 Assists 162, Blake Reese 6 at UCF L 7-9 7 UCF SEC+ L 2-4 OF WIL DALTON, SO. Earned Run Average 2.55, Brady Singer 9 RHODE ISLAND W 9-0 Wins 12, Brady Singer 10 RHODE ISLAND (DH1) SEC+ W 9-2 Dick Howser Trophy (Semifinalist) Appearances 37, Michael Byrne College Home Run Derby Participant 10 RHODE ISLAND (DH2) SEC+ W 3-2 Games Started 18, Jackson Kowar 13 #7 FLORIDA ST. SEC+ W 12-6 All-SEC Second Team Complete Games 1, Brady Singer 16 at South Carolina SEC+ W 7-3 SEC Player of the Week (April 23) Saves 16, Michael Byrne 17 at South Carolina SEC+ L 7-15 Innings Pitched 113.0, Brady Singer 18 at South Carolina ESPNU W 3-2 Hits Allowed 101, Jackson Kowar 21 JACKSONVILLE SEC+ W 10-3 3B JONATHAN INDIA, JR. Earned Runs Allowed 38, Jackson Kowar 23 #4 ARKANSAS SEC+ L 3-6 Dick Howser Trophy (Semifinalist) 38, Jack Leftwich 24 #4 ARKANSAS ESPN2 W 17-2 Golden Spikes Award (Semifinalist) Bases on Balls Allowed 43, Jackson Kowar 25 #4 ARKANSAS SEC Net W 5-4 Strikeouts 115, Jackson Kowar First Team All-American (ABCA, Baseball America, 27 #5 Florida St. (Jax) SEC Net W 1-0 Opponent B.A. .203, Brady Singer 30 #8 VANDERBILT SEC+ W 8-4 D1Baseball, NCBWA, Perfect Game) 31 #8 VANDERBILT ESPNU W 10-2 Second Team All-American (Collegiate Baseball) April (12-5) ABCA South All-Region First Team MLB Draft Picks 1 #8 VANDERBILT SEC Net W 8-2 Player Team (Round) 3 FGCU SEC+ W 8-4 SEC Player of the Year 7 at Tennessee SEC+ W 22-6 All-SEC First Team Jonathan India, 3B Cincinnati Reds (1) Brady Singer, RHP Kansas City Royals (1) 8 at Tennessee SEC+ W6-4 (11) SEC All-Defensive Team 8 at Tennessee SEC Net L 4-6 Jackson Kowar, RHP Kansas City Royals (1) SEC Player of the Week (April 2) 10 at Florida St. ACC Extra W 6-3 JJ Schwarz, C Oakland A’s (8) 13 MISSOURI SEC+ W 3-1 Deacon Liput, SS Los Angeles Dodgers 14 MISSOURI (DH1) SEC+ W 10-2 OF NICK HORVATH, SR. (10) 14 MISSOURI (DH2) SEC+ W 7-2 Senior CLASS Award (Finalist) Michael Byrne, RHP Cincinnati Reds (14) 17 JACKSONVILLE SEC+ L 4-8 Nick Horvath, LHP/OF Baltimore Orioles (25) 19 at #9 Kentucky SEC Net W 11-2 SEC Community Service Award 20 at #9 Kentucky SEC Net W 9-4
21 at #9 Kentucky SEC+ L 2-3 RHP JACKSON KOWAR, JR. 24 MERCER SEC+ L 4-6 All-SEC Second Team Signing Class 26 #22 AUBURN ESPNU W 3-1 Player Hometown 27 #22 AUBURN SEC+ L 5-11 Cory Acton (INF) Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 28 #22 AUBURN SEC+ W 12-3 2B DEACON LIPUT, JR. Kris Armstrong (INF) Jupiter, Fla. May (12-3) Brooks Wallace Award (Finalist) Addison Barger (INF) Thonotosassa, Fla. 4 at #18 Texas A&M SEC+ W 9-0 5 at #18 Texas A&M SEC Net W 6-1 Kendrick Calilao (OF) Kissimmee, Fla. 6 at #18 Texas A&M ESPN2 L 3-7 C JJ SCHWARZ, SR. Mason Denaburg (RHP/OF) Merritt Island, Fla. 8 SOUTH FLORIDA SEC+ W 11-8 Johnny Bench Award (Semifinalist) Devin Hemenway (LHP) Niceville, Fla. (JUCO) 11 #15 GEORGIA SEC+ W 7-6 Third Team All-American (Collegiate Baseball, David Luethje (RHP) Vero Beach, Fla. 12 #15 GEORGIA SEC Net W 9-3 13 #15 GEORGIA SEC+ L 1-4 NCBWA) Anthony Seigler (C) Cartersville, Ga. Roberto Pena (INF) Pembroke Pines, Fla. 17 at Mississippi State SEC+ L 3-6 ABCA South All-Region Second Team Nick Pogue (RHP) Melbourne, Fla. 18 at Mississippi State ESPNU L 4-12 All-SEC First Team Lyon Richardson (RHP) Jensen Beach, Fla. 19 at Mississippi State ESPNU L 6-13 SEC Player of the Week (April 16) SEC TOURNAMENT Connor Scott (OF) Tampa, Fla. M23 vs. LSU SEC Net W 4-3 Christian Scott (RHP) Parkland, Fla. M25 vs. #7 Arkansas SEC Net L 2-8 RHP BRADY SINGER, SR. Benjamin Specht (RHP) Fort Myers, Fla. M25 vs. LSU SEC Net L0-11 (7) Dick Howser Trophy (Winner) Jacob Young (OF) Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. NCAA GAINESVILLE REGIONAL J1 Columbia ESPN3 W 13-5 National Player of the Year (Baseball America, J2 Jacksonville ESPN3 W 3-2 D1Bbaseball) J4 FAU SEC Net L 4-7 Golden Spikes Award (Finalist) J4 FAU ESPN2 W 5-2 National Pitcher of the Year (Finalist) NCAA GAINESVILLE SUPER REGIONAL J10 #19 Auburn ESPN W 8-2 First Team All-American (Baseball America, Collegiate J11 #19 Auburn ESPN L 2-3 Baseball, D1Baseball, NCBWA, Perfect Game) J12 #19 Auburn ESPN W3-2 (11) NCBWA District Player of the Year (District 3) NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES J17 #11 Texas Tech ESPN2 L 3-6 ABCA South All-Region First Team J19 #16 Texas ESPN W 6-1 SEC Pitcher of the Year J21 #11 Texas Tech ESPNU W 9-6 All-SEC First Team J22 #6 Arkansas ESPN L 2-5 SEC Pitcher of the Week (May 7) 2018 Florida Baseball Overall Statistics for Florida (as of Jun 23, 2018) (All games Sorted by Batting avg)
Record: 49-21 Home: 32-6 Away: 12-9 Neutral: 5-6 SEC: 20-10
Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 6 Jonathan India . 3 5 0 68-68 226 66 79 12 4 21 52 162 . 7 1 7 60 10 56 2 . 4 9 7 4 0 15-18 43 136 12 . 9 3 7 22 JJ Schwarz . 3 0 8 59-59 221 51 68 16 2 13 48 127 . 5 7 5 28 3 60 1 . 3 8 4 6 0 4-7 468 32 6 . 9 8 8 44 Austin Langworthy . 2 9 0 70-68 231 33 67 10 2 4 29 93 . 4 0 3 43 4 47 2 . 4 0 4 4 4 5-7 122 6 1 . 9 9 2 8 Deacon Liput . 2 8 5 56-56 228 48 65 15 1 9 38 109 . 4 7 8 31 3 49 3 . 3 7 5 2 2 11-17 71 122 6 . 9 7 0 27 Nelson Maldonado . 2 7 3 70-69 264 44 72 10 0 9 44 109 . 4 1 3 32 6 44 8 . 3 5 9 4 0 6-11 10 0 0 1.000 26 Nick Horvath . 2 6 8 67-64 224 45 60 14 0 7 35 95 . 4 2 4 20 5 58 1 . 3 3 9 2 2 6-9 156 3 1 . 9 9 4 16 Wil Dalton . 2 6 2 70-70 275 60 72 18 1 19 60 149 . 5 4 2 25 8 74 4 . 3 3 8 3 0 8-12 121 6 2 . 9 8 4 12 Blake Reese . 2 5 3 70-68 233 44 59 19 2 5 43 97 . 4 1 6 40 8 56 4 . 3 7 5 4 0 14-19 105 162 15 . 9 4 7 ------15 Jordan Butler . 3 0 8 15-1 13 3 4 1 0 0 2 5 . 3 8 5 5 0 5 0 . 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 8 0 1.000 9 Brady Smith . 2 6 4 53-40 125 18 33 4 1 2 15 45 . 3 6 0 10 3 38 3 . 3 2 2 5 0 2-2 196 27 3 . 9 8 7 5 Shane Shifflett . 2 5 6 22-6 39 2 10 1 0 0 7 11 . 2 8 2 0 1 9 2 . 2 6 8 1 0 0-0 11 11 1 . 9 5 7 52 Kirby McMullen . 2 5 0 6-0 8 1 2 1 0 0 1 3 . 3 7 5 0 0 1 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 0-0 2 1 0 1.000 35 Andrew Baker . 2 5 0 12-0 8 8 2 1 0 0 0 3 . 3 7 5 4 0 1 0 . 5 0 0 0 1 1-1 10 9 1 . 9 5 0 32 Keenan Bell . 2 2 4 61-38 156 25 35 11 0 6 27 64 . 4 1 0 16 1 36 2 . 3 0 1 0 0 1-3 319 22 3 . 9 9 1 2 Cal Greenfield . 1 8 8 17-8 32 3 6 0 0 1 3 9 . 2 8 1 3 1 7 2 . 2 7 8 0 0 1-1 71 4 0 1.000 4 Brady McConnell . 1 3 6 9-5 22 2 3 0 0 1 2 6 . 2 7 3 0 0 9 0 . 1 3 6 0 0 1-3 3 11 3 . 8 2 4 11 Jonah Girand . 1 3 5 17-10 37 6 5 1 0 3 6 15 . 4 0 5 3 2 22 0 . 2 3 8 0 0 0-0 101 4 0 1.000 Totals . 2 7 4 70 2342 459 642 134 13 100 412 1102 . 4 7 1 320 55 572 35 . 3 7 0 35 9 75-110 1855 642 59 . 9 7 7 Opponents . 2 3 4 70 2343 281 548 83 2 55 257 800 . 3 4 1 208 63 607 43 . 3 1 2 13 27 42-52 1791 538 81 . 9 6 6
LOB - Team (511), Opp (518). DPs turned - Team (48), Opp (48). IBB - Team (8), India 5, Schwarz 2, Langworthy 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Langworthy 1, Horvath 1, Smith 1.
(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)
Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 51 Brady Singer 2 . 5 5 12-3 17 17 1 1/1 0 113.0 84 42 32 22 114 16 0 9 . 2 0 3 1 12 3 2 7 37 Jackson Kowar 3 . 0 4 10-5 18 18 0 0/1 0 112.1 101 47 38 43 115 14 0 10 . 2 3 9 7 9 1 3 5 23 Jack Leftwich 4 . 2 0 5-5 24 12 0 0/2 2 81.1 71 41 38 26 84 13 0 7 . 2 3 1 3 4 2 0 2 ------17 Michael Byrne 1 . 6 1 3-1 37 0 0 0/2 16 61.1 46 12 11 5 64 5 2 3 . 2 0 3 3 4 1 1 3 52 Kirby McMullen 2 . 2 5 0-0 7 0 0 0/0 0 8.0 14 3 2 3 9 0 0 1 . 3 6 8 0 2 0 0 0 44 Austin Langworthy 2 . 7 0 0-1 4 0 0 0/0 0 6.2 10 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 . 3 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 15 Jordan Butler 4 . 1 0 6-2 31 4 0 0/3 0 52.2 39 25 24 26 60 8 0 5 . 2 0 3 1 5 2 1 2 47 Tommy Mace 4 . 1 6 5-0 26 6 0 0/0 1 62.2 66 37 29 12 45 9 0 6 . 2 6 1 7 4 1 4 1 18 Tyler Dyson 4 . 4 7 5-3 14 11 0 0/0 0 50.1 50 26 25 28 51 11 0 4 . 2 5 4 2 13 1 1 1 34 Nick Long 4 . 5 0 1-0 5 0 0 0/1 0 6.0 4 3 3 5 7 0 0 2 . 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 25 Hunter McMullen 4 . 7 6 0-0 17 2 0 0/1 0 22.2 24 16 12 14 17 5 0 3 . 2 7 3 7 2 1 1 1 35 Andrew Baker 4 . 8 6 2-0 21 0 0 0/0 0 33.1 26 18 18 20 32 0 0 3 . 2 1 7 3 5 0 0 4 1 Connor Churchill 8 . 3 1 0-1 6 0 0 0/1 0 4.1 9 5 4 3 6 1 0 0 . 4 0 9 2 1 0 0 0 26 Nick Horvath 9 . 8 2 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 3.2 4 4 4 1 2 1 0 1 . 2 8 6 0 0 1 0 1 Totals 3 . 4 6 49-21 70 70 1 5/4 19 618.1 548 281 238 208 607 83 2 55 . 2 3 4 37 63 13 13 27 Opponents 6 . 0 5 21-49 70 70 2 2/2 11 597.0 642 459 401 320 572 134 13 100 . 2 7 4 66 55 10 35 9
PB - Team (16), Schwarz 5, Smith 4, Greenfield 4, Girand 3, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (1), Singer 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Schwarz (26-30), Kowar (10-12), Girand (8-10), Baker (8-9), Leftwich (6-8), Greenfield (4-6), Dyson (4-5), Mace (4-5), Smith (4-5), Singer (5-5), Byrne (3-3), Long (2-2), H. McMullen (0-2), Butler (0-1). 2017-18 MEN’S BASKETBALL REVIEW
Team Highlights Individual Highlights Records: 21-13, 11-7 SEC The Gators returned to the Chris Chiozza NCAA Tournament for the NCAA Tournament Finish: T-17th Named an All-SEC and SEC All-Defensive second straight season and Team honoree. Final Poll Rankings: 23rd (AP) posted a 20-win season for the Averaged 11.1 points and an SEC-best 6.1 third consecutive year. assists per game. SEC Finish: 3rd Florida finished third in the Set Florida’s career assists record, finishing his Southeastern Conference, UF tenure with 571 assists. He also became SEC Tournament Finish: T-5th posting an 11-7 record in league the second Gator ever to top 200 assists in a play. It marked the Gators’ season (Nick Calathes). All-SEC: 1 athlete, 3 honors second consecutive top-three Chris Chiozza, First Team (Coaches), Second Finished his career ranked fourth in steals Team (AP), All-Defensive Team finish in the SEC. (191) and 10th in games played (139) in Gator The Gators have won at least history. Chiozza also joined the 1,000-point SEC Academic Honor Roll: 5 one postseason game all three club, scoring 1,025 points in his four-year KeVaughn Allen years under Mike White, career. Andrew Fava advancing to the NCAA second Gorjok Gak round this season on the heels of Jalen Hudson a 2017 Elite Eight appearance Mak Krause and a 2016 NIT quarterfinal
SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 3 appearance. Deaundrae Ballard UF’s 34 SEC victories in Mike Mike Okauru White’s first three seasons Isaiah Stokes leading the team ranks second among active SEC coaches in Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2 their first three seasons. UF led the SEC in turnover Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 margin (+4.0) and assist-to- Chris Chiozza finished his memorable Florida career as Departing Players: Chris Chiozza (Sr.), John turnover ratio (1.3) and finished the Gators’ all-time assists record holder, dishing out 571 Egbunu (Sr.), Egor Koulechov (Sr.) third in scoring margin (+6.6), dimes for the Orange and Blue. steals (7.0) and 3-pointers made per game (9.1). KeVaughn Allen Chris Chiozza earned first-team Named to the PK80 All-Tournament team with All-SEC and SEC All-Defensive 23 points in UF’s 2OT win versus Gonzaga and Team accolades. His 3.4 assist- 17 points against Duke. to-turnover ratio and 6.2 assists Reached the 1,000-point milestone for his per game both lead the SEC, career and currently ranks 30th in UF history while his 1.9 steals rank second. with 1,297 career points. Chris Chiozza broke Erving Posted 28 points in the win versus Arkansas Walker’s all-time assists record and 24 against 12th-ranked Auburn. during the Gators’ Senior Day Dished a career-high seven assists in the victory versus No. 23 Kentucky, The Gators took part in a new March Madness Senior Day win versus Kentucky. tradition, advancing the “Florida” label on the bracket which featured a 22-point in the locker room following a first-round win versus performance by Jalen Hudson. St. Bonaventure.
Kevarrius Hayes Ranked fourth in the SEC with Statistical Leaders 2.0 blocks per game and had 12 Scoring: Jalen Hudson (15.5) games with at least three Rebounds: Egor Koulechov (6.4) blocked shots. Blocks: Kevarrius Hayes (67) His 67 blocked shots ranked Assists: Chris Chiozza (208) Steals: Chris Chiozza (65) seventh on Florida’s all-time single-season list.
Gorjok Gak Schedule & Results Overall: 21-13 | Home: 12-5 | Away: 5-4 | Neutral: 4-4 Earned his first career start and SEC: 3rd, 11-7 | Home: 6-3 | Away: 5-4 scored a career-high 12 points vs. North Florida. November 2 at Jacksonville (Exhibition) W, 88-47 Mike Okauru 5 Tampa (Exhibition) W, 94-57 Scored 15 points in the win 13 Gardner-Webb W, 116-74 Jalen Hudson led the Gators in scoring in his first season versus Stanford and made his 16 North Florida W, 108-68 competing at Florida, shooting .404 from 3-point range. 19 New Hampshire W, 70-63 first career start vs. Auburn. 23 vs. Stanford W, 108-87 24 vs. #17 Gonzaga W (2OT), 111-105 Jalen Hudson Deaundrae Ballard 26 vs. #1 Duke L, 84-87 Led the Gators with 15.5 points per game Scored a season-best 14 points despite coming off the bench 15 times in 34 December versus Gardner-Webb and made games. 4 Florida State L, 66-83 his first career start versus Had eight 20-point games, including a 6 Loyola Chicago L, 59-65 Loyola Chicago. career-high 35 points, including 8-for-12 9 vs. #17 Cincinnati W, 66-60 16 vs. Clemson L, 69-71 from 3-point range, in Florida’s 2OT win Mak Krause 20 James Madison W, 72-63 versus Gonzaga. 22 Incarnate Word W, 75-60 Appeared in seven games and Became the first Gator to win SEC Player of 30 Vanderbilt W, 81-74 scored his first career point with the Week three times in a season. a free throw versus North January Had 13 games with at least three 3-pointers Florida. 2 at #11 Texas A&M W, 83-66 made and scored in double digits 28 times 6 at Missouri W, 77-75 10 Mississippi State W, 71-54 in 34 games. Andrew Fava 13 at Ole Miss L, 72-78 Played in seven games and 17 Arkansas W, 88-73 Egor Koulechov scored four points versus North 20 at #18 Kentucky W, 66-64 Florida’s leading rebounder (6.4 rebounds Florida. 24 South Carolina L, 72-77 per game) second-leading scorer (13.8 27 Baylor W, 81-60 30 at Georgia L, 60-72 points per game) and the only player to start
all 34 games of the season. 2017-18 February Had six games with 20+ points and nine 3 Alabama L, 50-68 games with at least three 3-pointers made. Individual Honors 7 LSU W, 73-64 Joined Al Horford and Joakim Noah as the All-SEC 10 at South Carolina W, 65-41 only Gators since 1996 to have a seven- Chris Chiozza, First Team (Coaches), Second 14 Georgia L (OT), 69-72 game streak of 8+ rebounds. Team (AP) 17 at Vanderbilt L, 68-71 21 at #19 Tennessee L, 57-62 SEC All-Defensive Team 24 #12 Auburn W, 72-66 Chris Chiozza Keith Stone 27 at Alabama W, 73-52 Had three 20-point games, including his SEC Academic Honor Roll career-high with 23 points at Ole Miss. That KeVaughn Allen March game included a 13-for-18 performance at Andrew Fava 3 #23 Kentucky W, 80-67 Gorjok Gak the free throw line, which marked the most 9 vs. Arkansas* L, 72-80 Jalen Hudson 15 vs. St. Bonaventure^ W, 77-62 free throw attempts for a Gator since Joakim Mak Krause 17 vs. #14 Texas Tech L, 66-69
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2017-18 Florida Men's Basketball Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 18, 2018) All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 21-13 12-5 5-4 4-4 CONFERENCE 11-7 6-3 5-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 10-6 6-2 0-0 4-4
Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 03 Hudson, Jalen 34-19 904 26.6 179-393 .4 5 5 78-193 .4 0 4 92-139 .6 6 2 13 119 132 3.9 72 2 36 40 20 26 528 15.5 04 Koulechov, Egor 34-34 1040 30.6 161-390 .4 1 3 70-177 .3 9 5 76-88 .8 6 4 57 161 218 6.4 74 0 40 44 4 21 468 13.8 11 Chiozza, Chris 34-32 1088 32.0 131-314 .4 1 7 38-109 .3 4 9 76-94 .8 0 9 18 129 147 4.3 73 0 208 61 4 65 376 11.1 05 Allen, KeVaughn 34-29 1066 31.4 119-330 .3 6 1 59-180 .3 2 8 77-85 .9 0 6 15 67 82 2.4 49 0 82 44 16 34 374 11.0 25 Stone, Keith 34-26 817 24.0 98-224 .4 3 8 39-92 .4 2 4 65-90 .7 2 2 53 94 147 4.3 91 1 24 46 29 20 300 8.8 13 Hayes, Kevarrius 33-25 767 23.2 62-109 .5 6 9 0-0 .0 0 0 34-68 .5 0 0 77 88 165 5.0 83 1 14 33 67 32 158 4.8 01 Johnson, Chase 4-0 33 8.3 6-12 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 5-6 .8 3 3 5 3 8 2.0 2 0 1 1 2 2 17 4.3 00 Okauru, Mike 34-1 377 11.1 47-101 .4 6 5 19-47 .4 0 4 17-30 .5 6 7 5 29 34 1.0 35 0 21 13 2 18 130 3.8 24 Ballard, Deaundrae 30-1 315 10.5 43-112 .3 8 4 5-32 .1 5 6 19-26 .7 3 1 16 35 51 1.7 33 0 9 14 1 8 110 3.7 12 Gak, Gorjok 29-1 259 8.9 26-41 .6 3 4 0-0 .0 0 0 11-28 .3 9 3 33 37 70 2.4 36 0 3 12 12 3 63 2.2 21 Bassett, Dontay 25-2 178 7.1 17-31 .5 4 8 0-0 .0 0 0 9-14 .6 4 3 24 17 41 1.6 40 2 5 4 7 8 43 1.7 22 Fava, Andrew 7-0 14 2.0 3-6 .5 0 0 0-2 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 2 2 0 0 6 0.9 14 Krause, Mak 7-0 16 2.3 1-2 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 2-5 .4 0 0 1 0 1 0.1 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.6 Team 50 51 101 20 Total...... 34 6874 893-2065 .4 3 2 308-832 .3 7 0 483-673 .7 1 8 367 831 1198 35.2 591 6 445 334 164 237 2577 75.8 Opponents...... 34 6876 832-1946 .4 2 8 229-650 .3 5 2 460-629 .7 3 1 367 905 1272 37.4 607 - 394 470 105 150 2353 69.2
TEAM STATISTICS UF OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 2577 2353 11/13/17 GARDNER-WEBB W 116-74 8604 Points per game 75.8 69.2 11/16/17 NORTH FLORIDA W 108-68 9151 Scoring margin +6.6 - 11/19/17 NEW HAMPSHIRE W 70-63 9501 FIELD GOALS-ATT 893-2065 832-1946 1 11/23/17 vs Stanford W 108-87 7878 Field goal pct .4 3 2 .4 2 8 1 11/24/17 vs Gonzaga Wo2 111-105 14274 3 POINT FG-ATT 308-832 229-650 1 11/26/17 vs Duke L 84-87 15365 3-point FG pct .3 7 0 .3 5 2 12/4/17 FLORIDA STATE L 66-83 10425 3-pt FG made per game 9.1 6.7 12/6/17 LOYOLA CHICAGO L 59-65 9012 FREE THROWS-ATT 483-673 460-629 2 12/9/17 vs Cincinnati W 66-60 9112 Free throw pct .7 1 8 .7 3 1 3 12/16/17 vs Clemson L 69-71 9152 F-Throws made per game 14.2 13.5 12/20/17 JAMES MADISON W 72-63 8203 REBOUNDS 1198 1272 12/22/17 INCARNATE WORD W 75-60 8021 Rebounds per game 35.2 37.4 * 12/30/17 VANDERBILT W 81-74 10274 Rebounding margin -2.2 - * 1/2/18 at Texas A&M W 83-66 12524 ASSISTS 445 394 * 1/6/18 at Mizzou W 77-75 15061 Assists per game 13.1 11.6 * 1/10/18 MISSISSIPPI STATE W 71-54 9917 TURNOVERS 334 470 * 1/13/18 at Ole Miss L 72-78 6457 Turnovers per game 9.8 13.8 * 1/17/18 ARKANSAS W 88-73 9929 Turnover margin +4.0 - * 1/20/18 at Kentucky W 66-64 24394 Assist/turnover ratio 1.3 0.8 * 1/24/18 SOUTH CAROLINA L 72-77 10550 STEALS 237 150 1/27/18 BAYLOR W 81-60 10623 Steals per game 7.0 4.4 * 1/30/18 at Georgia L 60-72 8779 BLOCKS 164 105 * 2/3/18 ALABAMA L 50-68 10845 Blocks per game 4.8 3.1 * 2/7/18 LSU W 73-64 9833 ATTENDANCE 165446 228210 * 2/10/18 at South Carolina W 65-41 14629 Home games-Avg/Game 17-9732 9-13388 * 2/14/18 GEORGIA L o t 69-72 9497 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 8-13465 * 2/17/18 at Vanderbilt L 68-71 10346 * 2/21/18 at Tennessee L 57-62 16016 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 Totals * 2/24/18 AUBURN W 72-66 10503 Florida 1257 1277 27 16 2577 * 2/27/18 at Alabama W 73-52 12282 Opponents 1048 1265 30 10 2353 * 3/3/18 KENTUCKY W 80-67 10558 3/9/18 vs Arkansas L 72-80 14596 3/15/18 vs St. Bonaventure W 77-62 18703 3/17/18 vs Texas Tech L 66-69 18642
* = Conference game 1 = PK80; Portland, Ore. 2 = Never Forget Tribute Classic; Newark, N.J. 3 = Orange Bowl Classic; Sunrise, Fla. 2017-18 Women’s Basketball REVIEW
Record: 11-19 overall, 3-13 SEC Team Highlights Individual Highlights Set record with 249 made three- Dyandria Anderson NCAA Finish: n/a pointers in a season (was 221 in 32 . Selected to WBCA’s 16th annual ‘So games by 2008-09 team) - topped You Want To Be A Coach Program’ Final Poll Rankings: n/a old mark in 26th game (at Texas . Named to “NCAA.com’s Starting
A&M, 2/15) Five” on Dec. 6 after her career-high SEC Finish: T-11th Shattered record for made three- 29-point game at Oklahoma SEC Tournament Finish: First Round pointers per game, 8.3 pg (record was 6.9 pg by 2009 and 2010 teams) Paulina Hersler All-Americans: none Led the SEC in three-pointers made . SEC Newcomer Academic Honor per game (8.3 pg - all games) All-SEC: none Roll 17 three-pointers vs. Savannah . Completed a rare 4-point-play vs. Additional SEC Honors: State (11/23/17) reset the program Ohio State (Dec. 6) Haley Lorenzen – SEC Community Service record established two nights earlier Team 12 made 3-pointers was one shy of Tameria Johnson tying Oklahoma’s Lloyd Noble SEC Academic Honor Roll (6): Haley Lorenzen, . SEC Newcomer Academic Honor Center record for opponent 3- Sydney Morang, Funda Nakkasoglu, Elif Roll pointers Portakal, Gabby Seiler, Delicia Washington 15 three-pointers vs. Richmond Haley Lorenzen (11/21/17) set program record for SEC First Year Academic Honor Roll (3): . SEC Community Service Team Paulina Hersler, Tameria Johnson, Corey threes in a game (was 13 at . SEC Player of the Week (awarded Staples Arkansas, 2/1/09) Jan. 23) 68 rebounds vs. Delaware State Letterwinners Returning/Lost from prior year: . 25th Gator to score 1,000 career (12/27/17) were the fourth-most in a 6 / 5 points (vs. Delaware State, Dec. 27) game in program history and the . Gator Holiday Classic All- Departing Players (10): Dyandria Anderson, most since collecting 70 against New Tournament Team Mikayla Hayes, Paulina Hersler, Tameria Hampshire (12/28/91) Johnson, Haley Lorenzen, Sydney Morang, . 2018 Katrina McClain Award watch Six turnovers vs. Florida State Elif Portakal, Sydney Searcy, Gabby Seiler, list - recognizes the top power (11/17/17) tied for the second-fewest Jalaysha Thomas forwards in women’s NCAA Division in program history I college basketball Needed 11 games to pass last year’s . Compiled a 103-game score streak entire 31-game total of 3-pointers (snapped at Auburn, Dec. 31, 2017) (109) . Served on SEC Student-Athlete Six members earned a spot on the Leadership Council, where she was SEC Academic Roll status, tied for voted by her peers the Vice Chair the second-most in program history . One of six student-athletes from Hired Cameron Newbauer on across the league selected to attend March 27, 2017, as the program’s 10th head coach the 2018 SEC Spring Meeting
Sydney Morang . SEC Academic Honor Roll
Funda Nakkasoglu . SEC Academic Honor Roll Cameron Newbauer became the 10th head coach in . 7 three-pointers vs. Vanderbilt and program history. He was hired on March 27, 2017, after vs. Richmond tied for third-most in a four seasons at Belmont University, where he guided the Bruins to the NCAA Tournament his final two years. game in UF history
Elif Portakal Funda Nakkasoglu led Florida's record- setting three-point brigade. . SEC Academic Honor Roll
Gabby Seiler . SEC Academic Honor Roll Schedule & Results Signees & Record: 11-19 (home: 7-10 * away: 2-7 * neutral: 2-2)
SEC: 3-13 (home: 2-6 * away: 1-7) Corey Staples Newcomers for Date Opponent Result . SEC Newcomer Academic Honor Roll NOVEMBER 11 GEORGIA STATE W, 82-66 2018-19 (9) . Ariel Johnson (5-9 / Guard / 14 ARKANSAS STATE L, 69-70 17 FLORIDA STATE L, 54-84 Delicia Washington Stockton, Calif. / St. Mary’s HS) . SEC Academic Honor Roll 21 vs. Richmond (1) W, 87-80 . Emanuely “Manu” De Oliveira (5-10 22 vs. Stetson (1) L, 71-85 . Triple-Double (12 pts, 12 rebs, 10 / Guard / Criciuma, Brazil / Wasatch 23 vs. Savannah State (1) W, 90-40 assists) vs. Savannah State (11/23/17) - Academy (Mount Pleasant, Utah)) 28 JACKSONVILLE W, 69-59 third one in program history . Kristina Moore (6-1 / Forward / DECEMBER . Named to the Savannah Invitational All- Sydney, Australia / Abbotsleigh 3 at Oklahoma (2) W, 80-61 6 OHIO STATE (DH) L, 77-103 Tournament Team School) 10 MARSHALL W, 74-69 . Took 17 games to dish more than 51 . ^Emer Nichols (6-5 / Center / 20 CHATTANOOGA (3) (DH) L, 60-65 assists and pass her entire total of last Pearland, Texas / Westbury Christian 21 SAINT JOSEPH’S (3) W, 71-51 27 DELAWARE STATE W, 85-51 season in 31 games (Houston) School / Texas A&M Univ.) . #Danielle Rainey (5-10 / Guard / 31 at Auburn* L, 55-84 JANUARY Washington, D.C. / Vista Ridge 4 ALABAMA* L, 54-63 (Texas) HS / TCU) 7 at Ole Miss* L-2OT, 75-78 . Paige Robinson (6-4 / Forward / 11 KENTUCKY* L, 53-56 London, England / Midland College) 14 LSU* L, 59-66 . Kiara “Kiki” Smith (5-10 / Guard / 18 at Arkansas* W, 65-51 District Heights, MD / ASA College) 21 OLE MISS* W, 61-60 25 at Mississippi State* L, 53-90 . Corey Staples (5-8 / Guard / Buford, 28 GEORIGA* L, 57-66 Ga. / Buford HS / Santa Fe College) FEBRUARY . Zada Williams (6-2, Junior, Forward, 5 at Missouri* L, 64-66 Babson Park, Florida/Lake Wales 8 MISSISSIPPI STATE* L, 50-98 HS/Univ. of Miami) [name 11 at South Carolina* L, 57-64 15 at Texas A&M* L, 80-85 pronunciation: ZAY-duh] - sat out 18 VANDERBILT* W, 88-71 2017-18 per NCAA transfer rules 22 TENNESSEE* L, 42-70 25 at Georgia* L, 43-63 #eligible at end of 2018 fall semester 28 vs. Ole Miss (4-1R) L, 43-48 ^eligible in 2019-20 *Southeastern Conference Game; DH = Doubleheader ... (1) Savannah Invitational (Savannah Civic Center, Savannah, GA) … (2) Big 12/SEC Challenge (Norman, OK) … (3) Gator Holiday Classic (Gainesville, FL) … (4) SEC Tournament (Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN)
Delicia Washington was the SEC’s top rebounding guard during the 2017-18 season.
Statistical Leaders . Scoring: Funda Nakkasoglu (14.9 ppg) . Rebounding: Haley Lorenzen (8.8 rpg) . Assists: Delicia Washington (3.6 apg) . Steals: Dyandria Anderson (29) . Blocks: Haley Lorenzen (12) . FG%: Haley Lorenzen (47.9%) Senior Haley Lorenzen became the 25th Gator to score . 3FG: Funda Nakkasoglu (76) 1,000 career points. . FT%: Haley Lorenzen (78.1%)
2017-18 Florida Basketball - FINAL Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 16, 2018) All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 11-19 7-10 2-7 2-2 CONFERENCE 3-13 2-6 1-7 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 8-6 5-4 1-0 2-2
Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 03 Nakkasoglu,Funda 28-28 990 35.4 138-330 .4 1 8 76-204 .3 7 3 64-85 .7 5 3 13 55 68 2.4 38 0 68 87 1 12 416 14.9 44 Lorenzen,Haley 30-30 922 30.7 149-311 .4 7 9 13-44 .2 9 5 57-73 .7 8 1 93 170 263 8.8 57 0 59 52 12 21 368 12.3 12 Hersler,Paulina 30-30 930 31.0 139-309 .4 5 0 43-128 .3 3 6 32-44 .7 2 7 63 141 204 6.8 47 0 22 54 10 13 353 11.8 00 Washington,Delicia 29-29 872 30.1 111-324 .3 4 3 31-118 .2 6 3 42-67 .6 2 7 65 187 252 8.7 67 2 104 107 0 22 295 10.2 11 Anderson,Dyandria 30-30 973 32.4 103-261 .3 9 5 50-161 .3 1 1 30-41 .7 3 2 41 92 133 4.4 45 1 93 64 7 29 286 9.5 22 Morang,Sydney 3-0 50 16.7 5-13 .3 8 5 4-10 .4 0 0 0-2 .0 0 0 2 5 7 2.3 6 0 2 1 0 1 14 4.7 15 Searcy,Sydney 20-2 348 17.4 28-89 .3 1 5 23-72 .3 1 9 9-18 .5 0 0 11 23 34 1.7 23 0 17 24 1 6 88 4.4 24 Hayes,Mikayla 30-0 296 9.9 21-57 .3 6 8 3-14 .2 1 4 15-26 .5 7 7 19 38 57 1.9 27 0 5 14 9 6 60 2.0 23 Thomas,Jalaysha 30-0 265 8.8 20-42 .4 7 6 4-12 .3 3 3 6-9 .6 6 7 29 54 83 2.8 13 0 12 20 1 2 50 1.7 01 Johnson,Tameria 27-1 249 9.2 9-33 .2 7 3 0-9 .0 0 0 5-8 .6 2 5 7 21 28 1.0 36 0 30 43 0 10 23 0.9 05 Portakal,Elif 17-0 110 6.5 4-22 .1 8 2 2-14 .1 4 3 3-4 .7 5 0 2 5 7 0.4 9 0 9 11 0 0 13 0.8 55 Brower,Stephanie 6-0 45 7.5 1-5 .2 0 0 0-1 .0 0 0 0-4 .0 0 0 0 3 3 0.5 6 0 4 1 0 1 2 0.3 Team 50 53 103 17 Total...... 30 6050 728-1796 .4 0 5 249-787 .3 1 6 263-381 .6 9 0 395 847 1242 41.4 374 3 425 495 41 123 1968 65.6 Opponents...... 30 6050 812-2005 .4 0 5 187-620 .3 0 2 252-336 .7 5 0 378 722 1100 36.7 443 - 338 312 82 243 2063 68.8
TEAM STATISTICS UF OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1968 2063 11/11/17 GEORGIA STATE W 82-66 1509 Points per game 65.6 68.8 11/14/17 ARKANSAS STATE L 69-70 1143 Scoring margin -3.2 - 11/17/17 #17/14 FLORIDA STATE L 54-84 2679 FIELD GOALS-ATT 728-1796 812-2005 1 11/21/17 vs Richmond W 87-80 332 Field goal pct .4 0 5 .4 0 5 1 11/22/17 vs Stetson L 71-85 578 3 POINT FG-ATT 249-787 187-620 1 11/23/17 vs Savannah State W 90-40 364 3-point FG pct .3 1 6 .3 0 2 11/28/17 JACKSONVILLE W 69-59 1009 3-pt FG made per game 8.3 6.2 2 12/03/17 at Oklahoma W 80-61 2992 FREE THROWS-ATT 263-381 252-336 12/06/17 #12 OHIO STATE L 77-103 1512 Free throw pct .6 9 0 .7 5 0 12/10/17 MARSHALL W 74-69 1008 F-Throws made per game 8.8 8.4 3 12/20/17 CHATTANOOGA L 60-65 1054 REBOUNDS 1242 1100 3 12/21/17 SAINT JOSEPH'S W 71-51 1008 Rebounds per game 41.4 36.7 12/27/17 DELAWARE STATE W 85-51 1206 Rebounding margin +4.7 - * 12/31/17 at Auburn L 55-84 1788 ASSISTS 425 338 * 01/04/18 ALABAMA L 54-63 1305 Assists per game 14.2 11.3 * 01/07/18 at Ole Miss L o 2 75-78 1323 TURNOVERS 495 312 * 01/11/18 KENTUCKY L 53-56 1509 Turnovers per game 16.5 10.4 * 01/14/18 LSU L 59-66 1332 Turnover margin -6.1 - * 01/18/18 at Arkansas W 65-51 1288 Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.1 * 01/21/18 OLE MISS W 61-60 2601 STEALS 123 243 * 01/25/18 at #3 Mississippi State L 53-90 6727 Steals per game 4.1 8.1 * 01/28/18 #21/20 GEORGIA L 57-66 1701 BLOCKS 41 82 * 02/05/18 at #15 Mizzou L 64-66 3164 Blocks per game 1.4 2.7 * 02/08/18 #2 MISSISSIPPI ST. L 50-98 1503 ATTENDANCE 25755 46880 * 02/11/18 at #7/8 South Carolina L 57-64 15385 Home games-Avg/Game 17-1515 9-4582 * 02/15/18 at #17 Texas A&M L 80-85 4000 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-1411 * 02/18/18 VANDERBILT W 88-71 2007 * 02/22/18 #15/14 TENNESSEE L 42-70 1669 Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T OT2 Totals * 02/25/18 at #19 Georgia L 43-63 4568 Florida 475 498 481 500 9 5 1968 4 02/28/18 vs Ole Miss L 43-48 4371 Opponents 469 443 584 550 9 8 2063
* = Conference game 1 = Savannah Invitational (Savannah, Ga.) 2 = Big 12-SEC Challenge (Norman, Ok.) 3 = Gator Holiday Classic (Gainesville, Fla.) 4 = SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) 2017 Cross Country REVIEW
Women's Team Highlights NCAA Finishes: Men's Team Highlights . Qualified as a USTFCCCA All- Women – 22nd at South Region . Won season-opening competition at Championship Academic Team for the sixth straight the UNF Dual Meet in Jacksonville, Men – 15th at South Region year and 11th time in the last 12 years, Fla. Championship recording a 3.36 team cumulative GPA . UF’s season-opening victory marked
. Won the Mountain Dew Invitational for the 13th consecutive year it won the SEC Finishes a fourth consecutive year, 12th time in first race of the season. Men – 10th; Women – 13th program history, taking the title by 48 points . Nine out of the 10 student-athletes competing on the men’s roster for the SEC All-Freshman . Florida boasted five of the top 10 Men – Marshall Dillon 2017 season were either freshmen or finishers at the UNF Dual meet in the sophomores.. form of Jessica Pascoe (2nd), Emily USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams: Chapman (4th), Laura Jones (6th), . Marshall Dillon’s Southeastern Men (3.36 GPA); Women (3.36 GPA) Autumn Bartlett (7th) and Caitlin Conference All-Freshman Team McQuilkin-Bell (9th). laurel extended UF’s streak of at least SEC Academic Honor Roll: 22 one All-Freshman honoree to eight . Florida also posted a pair of top 10 Men Jonathan Hulzebos, Trey years. finishes at the Mountain Dew LaNasa, Mac Macoy, Jesse Millson, Invitational thanks to Jessica Pascoe . Florida’s men finished outside the top Magnus Pettersen, Zach Purvis, Jack (4th) and Lauren Perry (9th). five at the SEC Championship for just Rogers, Colin Schaefer, Bryce the fourth time since 1997. Statham, Dominic Williams, Jack . Six out of the nine student-athletes that competed for the women during the . The Gators finished outside the top Beitter, Asutin Decker, Jack Guyton four at the NCAA South Region 2017 season were either freshmen or sophomores. Additionally, Morgan Hull, Championship for only the fourth time Women Elisabeth Bergh, Emiliy since 1996. Chapman, Sophie Ebihara, Morgan a junior, competed for the first time Hull, Madison Morse, Maggie Parrish, collegiately. . Posted a cumulative team GPA of Jessica Pascoe, Maddox Patterson, . The Gators turned in nine total top 10 3.36 to nab the program’s third Lauren Perry finishes throughout the season. consecutive USTFCCCA All- Academic Team accolade for the first . Finished outside the top five at the time in program history. SEC First-Year Honor Roll: included SEC Championship for just the fourth with track & field time since 2005. . It was the first career 10k race for the seven Gators that competed at the . Had four Gators run personal bests at NCAA South Region Championships the NCAA South Region in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala. – Emily Chapman, Morgan Hull, Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell and Madison Morse.
Florida’s women won their fourth consecutive Mountain Dew Invitational title and posted a 3.36 team GPA for the year.
Women's Individual Men's Individual Highlights Highlights
Jessica Pascoe Marshall Dillon . Tallied a trio of top-five finishes at the UNF . Finished 38th at the SEC Championships in Dual Meet (2nd), Mountain Dew Invitational Athens, Ga. and earned a spot on the SEC (4th) and Florida State Invitational (4th) along All-Freshman Team. with a top-100 finish at the SEC . Turned in a Top 10 finish at the UNF Dual Championships (74th). Meet to start the 2017 season. . Currently tied for the lead on the active UF Marshall Dillon’s Southeastern Conference All-Freshman . Improved his 8K time over three meets Team laurel extended UF’s streak of at least one All- roster with five career top-10 finishes. during the season as he opened with a Freshman honoree to eight years. . Was the top finisher for the Gators as the time 26:28.10 at the Mountain Dew team captured the Mountain Dew Invitational and ended with a personal best Invitational for the fourth consecutive 25:03.90 at the SEC Championships. Statistical Leaders season. . Finished 76th at the NCAA South Region Fastest 5K (Women): Jessica Pascoe, 18:01.60, Championships, it was also his first Florida Invitational Fastest 5K (Men): Marshall Dillon, 15:51.41, collegiate 10K race. Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell UNF Dual Invitational . Logged top-100 finishes in every race of . Registered a top-100 finish in every race Fastest 6K: Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell, 21:17.10, the 2017 season: UNF Dual Meet (5th), along with one top-10 result: UNF Dual Meet NCAA South Region Championships th (9th), Mountain Dew Invitational (27th), Mountain Dew Invitational (29 ), Florida Fastest 8K: Marshall Dillon, 25:03.90, SEC th Florida State Invitational (19th), SEC State Invitational (14 ), SEC Championships th Championship (63rd) and NCAA South Championships (38 ) and NCAA South Fastest 10K: Jack Rogers, 32:50.20, NCAA Region Championship (51st). Region Championships (76th). South Region Championships . Ran a personal best 21:17.10 and was the Gators top finisher at the NCAA South Jack Rogers Women's Results Region Championship as she crossed 51st. . Turned in a personal best time (25:08.30) Date Meet Finish in the 8K and was the top-finisher (8th) for 9/7 UNF – UF vs JU 1st, 15 pts Morgan Hull the Gators at the Florida State Invitational. 9/7 UNF – UF vs. UNF 1st, 24 pts . Ran personal bests in the 5K and 6K . Logged top-100 finishes in every race of 9/23 Mountain Dew Invite 1st, 71 pts distances. Placed fourth overall with a the 2017 season: UNF Dual Meet (14th), 10/6 Florida State Invite 3rd, 71 pts personal best time of 18:52.14 to start the Mountain Dew Invitational (51st), Florida 10/27 SEC Championships 13th, 366 pts season at the UNF Dual Meet and finished State Invitational (8th), SEC 11/10 NCAA South Region 22nd, 644 pts with a personal best 23:04.60 at the NCAA Championships (41st) and NCAA South th South Region Championship. Region Championships (69 ). . Was the second Florida runner to cross the Men's Results Date Meet Finish finish line at the SEC Championships. Lauren Perry 9/7 UNF – UF vs JU 1st, 15 pts 9/7 UNF – UF vs. UNF 2nd, 39 pts . Tallied two top-10 finishes in the only two Blake Lowery races she competed in during the 2017 9/23 Mountain Dew Invite 3rd, 94 pts . Logged top-100 finishes in every race of season: Mountain Dew Invitational (9th) and 10/6 Florida State Invite 3rd, 62 pts the 2017 season: UNF Dual Meet (7th), Florida State Invitational (7th). 10/27 SEC Championships 10th, 272 pts Mountain Dew Invitational (21st), Florida 11/10 NCAA South Region 15th, 395 pts State Invitational (24th), SEC Bold Italics denotes home meets Morgan Hull Championships (69th) and NCAA South . Turned in top-100 finishes at the Mountain Region Championships (86th). Dew Invitational (12th), Florida State . Was the top-finisher for the Gators at the Invitational (23rd), SEC Championships Mountain Dew Invitational, crossing 21st (58th) and NCAA South Region with a time of 26:08.80. Championships (65th).
Jonathan Hulzebos . Crossed second for the Gators and placed 13th overall at the Florida State Invitational with a personal best time 25:38.00 in the 8K event. . Logged top-100 finishes in every race of the 2017 season: UNF Dual Meet (12th), Mountain Dew Invitational (26th), Florida State Invitational (13th), SEC Championships (72nd) and NCAA South Region Championships (98th).
UNF Mountain Dew Florida State SEC NCAA South Region Men’s 2017 Invitational Invittional Invitational Championship Championships Performance 9/7/17 9/23/17 10/6/17 10/27/17 11/10/17 Jacksonville, Fla. Gainesville Tallahassee, Fla. Athens, Ga. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Chart 5k 8k 8k 8k 10k
Jack Beitter, R-So. 16:03.75 (9th) 26:28.30 (30th) 26:09.50 (23rd) 25:48.80 (77th) 33:45.20 (113th)* Dallas, Texas
Matt Clark, Fr. ------Creekside, Fla.
Nick Deal, Fr. ------Creekside, Fla.
Austin Decker, R-Jr. ------Jacksonville, Fla.
Nick Diaz, R-So. ------Miami, Fla.
Marshall Dillon, R-Fr. 15:51.41 (5th) 26:28.10 (29th) 25:43.70 (14th) 25:03.90 (38th)* 32:54.90 (76th)* Punta Gorda, Fla.
Jack Guyton, Jr. ------Tampa, Fla.
Sean Heera, Fr. ------Clearwater, Fla.
Jonathan Hulzebos, R-Jr. 16:08.62 (12th) 26:23.10 (26th) 25:38.00 (13th)* 25:46.30 (72nd) 33:24.60 (98th)* Lakeland, Fla.
Trey LaNasa, R-So. ------Destin, Fla.
Seamus Love, Jr. ------Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Blake Lowery, R-Fr. 15:57.69 (7th) 26:08.80 (21st) 26:33.80 (24th) 25:41.70 (69th)* 33:11.60 (86th)* Gainesville, Fla.
Mac Macoy, R-So. 15:52.89 (6th) 26:10.40 (22nd) ------Vestavia Hills, Ala.
Jesse Millson, R-Fr. 16:32.45 (17th) 27:14.70 (56th) 25:54.00 (17th)* 26:39.70 (99th) --- Winter Park, Fla.
Magnus Pettersen, So. ------Drammen, Norway
Zach Purvis, R-Fr. 16:30.25 (16th) 26:35.60 (37th) 25:54.90 (19th)* 26:14.70 (90th) 34:11.70 (124th)* Newberry, Fla.
Jack Rogers, R-So. 16:22.34 (14th) 27:03.00 (51st) 25:08.30 (8th)* 25:08.80 (41st) 32:50.20 (69th)* Tampa, Fla.
Colin Schaefer, So. ------Burke, Va.
Bryce Statham, R-So. 16:26.71 (15th) 27:24.70 (61st) 26:00.30 (21st)* 27:12.40 (107th) --- Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Dominic Williams, Fr. 16:33.07 (18th) 26:22.50 (25th) 25:51.80 (16th)* 26:59.60 (104th) 33:18.40 (93rd)* Jacksonville, Fla. 1:19:54 Team Place 2:11:33 25:39.16 25:29.90 33:07.94 UF vs. JU | 1st (15 Points) 3rd (94 Points) 3rd (62 Points) 10th (272 Points) 15th (395 Points) Score UF vs. UNF | 2nd (39 Points)
* = collegiate-best time at Florida [8k/10k only]; () = Division I finish UNF Mountain Dew Florida State SEC NCAA South Region Women’s 2017 Invitational Invitational Invitational Championship Championship Performance 9/7/17 9/23/17 10/6/17 10/27/17 11/10/17 Jacksonville, Fla. Gainesville Tallahassee, Fla. Athens, Ga. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Chart 5k 5k 5k 6k 6k
Autumn Bartlett, R-So. 19:26.60 (7th)* ------26:22.50 (130th) 24:26.50 (212th) Orlando, Fla.
Elisabeth Bergh, Jr. ------Haugesund, Norway
Emily Chapman, R-So. 18:52.14 (4th)* 19:04.30 (41st) --- 23:19.40 (104th) 23:04.60 (171st)* Melbourne, Fla.
Sophie Ebihara, R-Fr. ------Raleigh, N.C.
Abby Harrelson, Fr. ------Niceville, Fla.
Morgan Hull, R-Jr. --- 18:24.10 (12th) 18:58.60 (23rd) 22:09.70 (58th) 21:26.00 (65th)* Wellington, Fla.
Laura Jones, Fr. 19:23.81 (6th) 19:20.30 (54th) 19:57.30 (41st) ------Tampa, Fla.
Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell, Jr. 19:37.64 (9th) 18:49.00 (27th) 18:45.80 (19th) 22:15.80 (63rd) 21:17.10 (51st)* Tamborine, Australia
Madison Morse, R-So. 22:39.16 (23rd) 21:36.60 (175th) 20:57.30 (51st) 25;10.20 (129th) 24:06.40 (204th)* Ramstein, Germany
Maggie Parrish, So. ------Tampa, Fla.
Jessica Pascoe, So. 18:11.12 (2nd) 17:48.60 (4th) 18:01.60 (4th) 22:25.60 (74th) DNF New South Wales, Australia
Maddox Patterson, Jr. ------Lexington, Ky.
Lauren Perry, R-Jr. --- 18:17.50 (9th) 18:05.60 (7th) ------Richland, Wash.
Delaney Tiernan, R-So. 21:21.58 (13th) 20:47.90 (138th) --- 27:11.70 (131st) 25:15.40 (220th) Maple Valley, Wash.
Daniela Urzua, Fr. ------Lake Mary, Fla.
Noora Wallenius, Jr. ------Hyvinkaa, Finland
1:35:31 Team Place 1:32:24 18:45.78 23:04.14 22:52.12 UF vs. JU | 1st (15 Points) 3rd Place (71 Points) 13th Place (366 Points) 22nd Place (644 Points) Score UF vs. UNF | 1st (24 Points) 1st Place (71 Points)
* = collegiate-best time at Florida; () = overall finish 2017 FOOTBALL REVIEW
Florida rushed for at least 165 yards in six All-Time Record: 712-412-40 (111 years) Team Highlights consecutive games (Tennessee-Georgia) for the 2017 Record: 4-7 (3-5, 5th in SEC East) UF opened its 111th season of football first time since doing so in 2009: Oklahoma (2008 First Season of Football: 1906 against Michigan at AT&T Stadium in National Championship), Charleston Southern, Bowl Games: 43 (22-21) Arlington, Texas. Florida had its streak of Troy, Tennessee, Kentucky, LSU. In addition, National Championships: 3 (‘96, ‘06, ‘08) 27 consecutive season-opening wins Florida’s offense rushed for at least 200 yards on SEC Championships: 8 broken, which had been the longest (‘91, ‘93, ‘94, 95, ‘96, ‘00, ‘06, ‘08) three occasions during the season (Vandy, A&M, streak in the country. The Gators are UAB). Final National Ranking: Not Ranked now 83-28 in season openers. It was UF finished second in the SEC in interceptions (14) Florida’s first loss to open a season since and is tied for 32nd in the nation. The Gators All-Americans: 3 with 11 honors: 1989 when UF fell to Ole Miss, 24-19. recorded three interceptions against Tennessee and Duke Dawson, DB: Honorable Mention SB Against Michigan, Feleipe Franks, who South Carolina. Florida has 33 multi-interception Nation made eight starts throughout the season, games against an FBS team since 2010, which is became the first redshirt freshman to the most in the SEC during that span. Eddy Pineiro, K: 1st Team The Athletic; 2nd start a season opener at QB for the CJ Henderson’s 4 INTs this season was the fourth Team SB Nation; 3rd Team AP; 4th Team Gators since Kyle Morris in 1988. A most among true freshman in the nation and first Phil Steele freshman quarterback (true or redshirt) among SEC true freshman. In addition, his four has started 81 games (51-30-1) for the INTs are the second most by a UF true freshman Johnny Townsend, P: 2nd Team AP; 2nd Gators. Team CBSSports.com; 2nd Team SB all-time. Only John Clifford (seven, 1970) has more. Nation; 2nd Team Sporting News; 4th Team Franks became just the second UF Henderson is the only true freshman in UF history to Phil Steele; Sports Illustrated quarterback since 2012 to start at least return an interception for a touchdown in eight games in a season consecutive games. In addition, he is the only player All-SEC: 6 with 8 honors Due to the cancellation of UF’s game in school history to accomplish that feat in records Taven Bryan (AP – second) against Northern Colorado, UF’s home dating back to 1965. Duke Dawson (Coaches – first , AP – second) opener was against an SEC team for the Malik Davis ranks fourth in UF’s history for the most CJ Henderson (AP – second) time since Sept. 12, 1992 when the net rushing yards by a true freshman since 1996 Martez Ivey (Coaches, AP – second) Gators played Kentucky. with 526 yards. In addition in the backfield, Lamical Eddy Pineiro (Coaches, AP – second) Florida defeated Tennessee in Week 3 Perine’s nine total touchdowns during the season Johnny Townsend (Coaches – second, AP – with a 63-yard touchdown pass from were tied for the fourth most by a UF running back first) Feleipe Franks to Tyrie Cleveland. That since 1996. SEC All-Freshman: 3 with 3 honors play is the only time in school history that Eddy Pineiro finished his career going 38-for-43 Malik Davis (RB) Florida defeated an opponent with a (88.4%) on field goal attempts, a mark that ranks CJ Henderson (DB) touchdown on the final play of regulation. first in UF history (min. 35 attempts). Marco Wilson (DB) Antonio Callaway’s catch-and-run When Piniero made five field goals against UAB on against the Vols in 2015, which was also Nov. 18, 2017, he became the first UF player since SEC Academic Honor Roll: 30 – Ricardo a 63-yard pass play, gave the Gators’ a Czyzewski on Jan. 1, 1992 to accomplish that feat Benalcazar, OL; Khairi Clark, DL; Brett 28-27 victory that season. Florida ran the as he did so against Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl. Dioguardi,LS; Brian Fallace, TE; Ryan Farr, exact same play, “Train Ride Open, Big Overall it is the third occurrence in school history. In LS; Ryan Ferguson, LB; Jacob Finn, P; Bend In.” addition, two of those field goals were beyond 50 Cristian Garcia, LB; Anthony Giglia, DB; Edwin Since 1964, the Gators have ended yards, which made Pineiro the first player in UF Giles, DB; Jon Gould, P; Josh Hammond, WR; games twice on walk-off field goals history to hit two 50+ field goals in a game. Kavaris Harkless, OL; Brett Heggie, OL; Glenn (Arden Czyzewski kicked a 41 yarder at Jarriel, DB; Jahim Lawrence, LB; Jacob Johnny Townsend finished his career as the all-time LSU in 1989; Bob Lyle kicked a 41- Mesenger, WR; Jeremiah Moon, LB; Charles leading punter in UF’s history with 11,090 yards and Nordman, WR; Tucker Nordman, WR; Jorge yarder vs. Mississippi State in 1964). 240 total punts. He passed Eric Wilbur (9,900 yards Powell, K; David Reese, LB; Tanner Rowell, Both of those contests ended by a score & 231 punts) who held each record since 2006. OL; Jordan Sherit, DL; Nicholas Sproles, QB; of 16-13. Florida was 30-for-31 (97%) in the red zone in 2017, Moral Stephens, TE; Jeawon Taylor, DB; Florida has won its SEC opener 13 years which was ranked second in the SEC and tied for Jacob Tilghman, LS; Johnny Townsend, P; in a row. In addition, UF won its 28th fourth in the country. In addition, the Gators finished Daniel Weldon, LB consecutive home opener, which is the 12-for-18 (66.7%) on fourth down in 2017. Since longest active streak in the country. 2015, Florida has converted 33 fourth down SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 9 Oklahoma State and Wisconsin sit attempts. Only Mississippi State (37) and Alabama Jake Allen, Lacedrick Brunson, Elijah Conliffe, behind UF at 22 in a row. (34) have more in the SEC. Shawn Davis, CJ Henderson, Ventrell Miller, UF has scored in 372 consecutive Nick Smith, Donovan Stiner, Marco Wilson Jim McElwain and the University Athletic games, a streak that is atop the NCAA’s Association mutually agreed to part ways on Oct. all-time list. Florida surpassed Michigan Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 52/20 29. McElwain finished 22-12 during his two-plus (365, 1984-14) against LSU on Oct. 7. seasons as head coach. Randy Shannon served as Starters Returning/Lost: 20/6 Since 2008, Florida and Alabama are the the interim head coach and posted a 1-3 record. only FBS teams to have not lost a game Florida is now 13-8 all-time when finishing a season to a team who finished the season under under an interim head coach. .500. Stat Leaders NFL Draft Selections RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Rd. (Overall) Name Pos. Team Lamical Perine 11 136 588 26 562 4.1 8 29 51.1 1 (29th) Taven Bryan DL Jacksonville Jaguars Malik Davis 7 79 534 8 526 6.7 2 72 75.1 2 (56th) Duke Dawson DB New England Patriots Mark Thompson 11 58 313 16 297 5.1 3 31 27.0 4 (105th) Antonio Callaway WR Cleveland Browns Adarius Lemons 9 19 139 3 136 7.2 0 22 15.1 5 (173rd) Johnny Townsend P Oakland Raiders Kadarius Toney 8 14 121 1 120 8.6 1 36 15.0 6 (184th) Marcell Harris DB San Francisco 49ers TOTAL 11 400 2047 327 1720 4.3 15 79 156.7 Opponents 11 400 1958 265 1693 4.2 16 74 153.9 Schedule & Results PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Overall: 4-7 Home: 3-3 Away: 1-2 Neutral: 0-2 SEC: 3-5 Feleipe Franks 11 113.32 125-229-8 54.6 1438 9 63 130.7 Malik Zaire 4 105.92 32-56-1 57.1 349 0 38 87.2 Date Opponent Score Overall SEC Time Attend Luke Del Rio 2 115.57 16-25-1 64.0 138 1 25 69.0 9/2 vs. Michigan L 17-33 0-1 0-0 3:28 75,802 Kadarius Toney 8 260.00 1-2-0 50.0 50 0 50 6.2 9/16 Tennessee * W 26-20 1-1 1-0 3:30 87,736 TOTAL 11 113.11 174-312-10 55.8 1975 10 63 179.5 9/27 at Kentucky * W 28-27 2-1 2-0 3:28 62,945 Opponents 11 130.86 148-270-14 54.8 2149 16 74 195.4 9/30 Vanderbilt * W 38-24 3-1 3-0 3:22 84,478 10/7 LSU * L 16-17 3-2 3-1 3:25 88,247 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 10/14 TAMU * L 17-19 3-3 3-2 3:33 86,114 Brandon Powell 11 42 406 9.7 3 31 36.9 10/28 vs. Georgia * L 7-42 3-4 3-3 3:11 84,107 11/4 at Mizzou * L 16-45 3-5 3-4 3:13 49,154 Tyrie Cleveland 10 22 410 18.6 2 63 41.0 11/11 at South Carolina * L 20-28 3-6 3-5 3:32 79,727 Josh Hammond 10 18 246 13.7 0 37 24.6 11/18 UAB W 36-7 4-6 3-5 3:10 84,649 Kadarius Toney 8 15 152 10.1 0 23 19.0 11/25 Florida State L 22-38 4-7 3-5 3:37 89,066 DeAndre Goolsby 11 13 105 8.1 1 25 9.5 *Southeastern Conference game Mark Thompson 11 12 79 6.6 0 16 7.2 Dre Massey 11 11 149 13.5 1 38 13.5 Lamical Perine 11 10 81 8.1 1 18 7.4 2018 Signing Class Freddie Swain 11 8 96 12.0 1 33 8.7 ENROLLED IN JANUARY Name Hometown/Previous School Malik Davis 7 7 58 8.3 0 20 8.3 Noah Banks Pensacola, Fla./Iowa Western College C'yontai Lewis 11 7 42 6.0 1 14 3.8 Chris Bleich Hanover Township, Pa./Wyoming Valley West Moral Stephens 11 6 141 23.5 0 63 12.8 Amari Burney St. Petersburg, Fla./Calvary Christian TOTAL 11 174 1975 11.4 10 63 179.5 Iverson Clement Mount Holly, N.J./Rancocas Valley Regional Opponents 11 148 2149 14.5 16 74 195.4 Trey Dean III Hampton, Ga./Dutchtown Emory Jones LaGrange, Ga./Heard County DEFENSE GP Solo Ast Tackles Dameon Pierce Bainbridge, Ga./Bainbridge David Reese 11-11 46 56 102 Randy Russell Opa-Loca, Fla./Miami Carol City
Chauncey Gardner 11-11 34 24 58 2018 SIGNEES Vosean Joseph 11-10 22 33 55 Name Hometown/Previous School CeCe Jefferson 11-8 19 28 47 Andrew Chatfield, Jr. Plantation, Fla./American Heritage Taven Bryan 11-11 19 21 40 Jacob Copeland Pensacola, Fla./Escambia Duke Dawson 11-11 23 11 34 Richard Gouraige Tampa, Fla./Cambridge Christian Marco Wilson 11-11 21 13 34 John Huggins Deltona, Fla./Mainland Dante Lang Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton Jeawon Taylor 10-5 22 12 34 Malik Langham Huntsville, Ala./Lee Jabari Zuniga 10-6 12 22 34 Griffin McDowell Leesburg, Ga./Lee Nick Washington 5-5 16 13 29 Evan McPherson Fort Payne, Ala./Fort Payne Jordan Sherit 6-4 10 13 23 Kyle Pitts Abington, Pa./Archbishop Wood Jeremiah Moon 10-5 9 14 23 David Reese Fort Pierce, Fla./Vero Beach Justin Watkins Clermont, Fla./East Ridge CJ Henderson 11-5 14 8 22 Jachai Polite 7-4 11 11 22
Tackles for Loss TFL Sacks Cece Jefferson 13.5-38 4.5-14 David Reese 10.0-23 1.5-7 Jabari Zuniga 8.0-34 4.0-21 Taven Bryan 6.0-27 4.0-22 Chauncey Gardner 6.0-18 1.0-5 Jachai Polite 5.5-17 2.0-10 Jordan Sherit 5.0-20 2.5-17 Vosean Joseph 4.0-12 0.0-0
Interceptions 4 – Duke Dawson, CJ Henderson 2 – Chauncey Gardner, 1 – Vosean Joseph, David Reese, Jeawon Taylor, Brad Stewart 2017 Florida Football Florida Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 26, 2017) All games
Team Statistics UF OPP SCORING 243 300 Points Per Game 22.1 27.3 Points Off Turnovers 48 79 FIRST DOWNS 185 192 R u s h in g 83 82 P a s s in g 92 92 P e n a lt y 10 18 RUSHING YARDAGE 1720 1693 Yards gained rushing 2047 1958 Yards lost rushing 327 265 Rushing Attempts 400 400 Average Per Rush 4.3 4.2 Average Per Game 156.4 153.9 TDs Rushing 15 16 PASSING YARDAGE 1975 2149 C o m p - A t t - I n t 174-312-10 148-270-14 Average Per Pass 6.3 8.0 Average Per Catch 11.4 14.5 Average Per Game 179.5 195.4 TDs Passing 10 16 TOTAL OFFENSE 3695 3842 Total Plays 712 670 Average Per Play 5.2 5.7 Average Per Game 335.9 349.3 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 26-553 9-239 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-66 28-306 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-228 10-82 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.3 26.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 5.1 10.9 INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.3 8.2 FUMBLES-LOST 16-10 6-3 PENALTIES-Yards 88-646 64-501 Average Per Game 58.7 45.5 PUNTS-Yards 65-3068 55-2343 Average Per Punt 47.2 42.6 Net punt average 41.0 40.3 KICKOFFS-Yards 50-3202 62-3987 Average Per Kick 64.0 64.3 Net kick average 39.8 41.7 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 1 : 0 3 2 8 : 5 7 3RD-DOWN Conversions 51/157 46/139 3rd-Down Pct 32% 33% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 12/18 5/7 4th-Down Pct 67% 71% SACKS BY-Yards 23-128 37-242 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 28 36 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 17-18 16-24 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (30-31) 97% (29-35) 83% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (21-31) 68% (21-35) 60% PAT-ATTEMPTS (24-26) 92% (36-36) 100% ATTENDANCE 520290 191826 Games/Avg Per Game 6/86715 3/63942 Neutral Site Games 2/79954
Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Florida 29 89 40 85 0 243 Opponents 83 71 65 81 0 300 2017 -18 men’s golf REVIEW
NCAA Finish: 18th Team Highlights Individual Highlights . Advanced to the 54th NCAA rd John Axelsen SEC Finish: T-3 Championships in program . Named to the All-SEC Freshman Team All-America: Andy Zhang (Honorable history, finishing 18th overall . One of three players on the team to compile 33 Mention by Golfweek & PING) rounds of play in 2017-18 . Advanced to the SEC . Finished inside of the top-25 six times, which PING All-Southeast Region Team: Andy Tournament match play was third best on the team Zhang Gordon Neale semifinals before falling to . Stroke average of 71.93 was fourth lowest in eventual NCAA runner-up Gators program history by a freshman player All-SEC: Gordon Neale (Second Team); Alabama 1-1-3 . Low finish came at the Tavistock Invitational Andy Zhang (Second Team) when he tied for third . Won three or more events for Freshman All-SEC: John Axelsen the second consecutive year Gordon Neale SEC Academic Honor Roll: Ryan Celano, . Named to the All-SEC Second Team Gordon Neale and Alejandro Tosti . Florida notched top-five . Only Florida golfer to be in the lineup for all 11 finishes in nine out of its 11 tournaments this season SEC First Year Honor Roll: Manny Girona tournament appearances . Finished first on the team in birdies (122) and second on the team in eagles (4) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3 . The Orange and Blue carded . Stroke average of 71.48 was second lowest for an overall score of 42-under- the Gators Departing Players: Won Jun Lee, par en route to a win at the Alejandro Tosti, Andy Zhang . Carded a career-low 63 in the third round of the NCAA Regional Championship, Trinity Forest to help him to a career-best finish best in program history of second . Only player in program history to have a stroke . The Gators stroke total of 822 average of 72.00 or lower in the first three at the NCAA Regional seasons on campus Championship tied the fourth- best in program history Gordon Nido . Two Gators picked up . Tied the lowest round ever posted by a tournament victories, with freshmen when he recorded a 63 in the third Andy Zhang and Alejandro Tosti round of the NCAA Regional embrace after Zhang captured the SEC Alejandro Tosti winning the Individual Championship. The Gators Carpet Capital Collegiate and . 9-under in the NCAA Regional round three was claim the last two individual medalists as Andy Zhang winning both the the lowest round to par by any freshman in Tosti won in 2017 and Zhang won in SEC Championship and the program history 2018. NCAA Regional Championship . One of three players on the team to compile 33 rounds of play this season . With his victory at the SEC . Had a season-best finish of second at the Championship, Andy Zhang NCAA Kissimmee Regional became the 24th Gator to win . Stroke average of 72.72 is the ninth best mark the tournament and the second by a freshman in program history consecutive after Alejandro Tosti won it in 2017
. Freshman Chris Nido fired the lowest round ever recorded by a Gator freshman in the NCAA Regional Championship with a 63 (-9) which helped him place second overall
. Andy Zhang earned All- American honorable mention by Golfweek and PING
Alejandro Tosti Schedule & Results . Captured the Carpet Capital individual title Statistical Leaders Date Tournament Result to open the season while recording a Stroke Average Fall career-best 11-under three round score Andy Zhang 71.10 . Fourth individual tournament win made him Won Jun Lee 71.33 9/8-10 Carpet Capital Collegiate T5/15 the sixth player in program history to amass Gordon Neale 71.48 four or more individual wins 9/24-26 Trinity Forest 1/13 . Finished career with a 71.58 stroke average Percentage of Rounds Counted which ranks second all-time in program Andy Zhang 86.6% 10/1-3 Nike Golf Collegiate 5/15 history John Axelsen 78.8% Invitational . Third on the team in stroke average with a Alejandro Tosti 78.3% 10/22- Tavistock Collegiate T2/17 71.83 over 30 rounds of play 24 Invitational . Recorded a team-low 54 hole score of 134 Differentials at the Carpet Capital (Avg. strokes behind the leader) Spring . One of four players to tally four or more top- Andy Zhang 3.03 2/17-18 SunTrust Gator Invitational 2/16 25 finishes Gordon Neale 3.36 Won Jun Lee 3.58 3/5-7 Southern Highlands 1/15
Andy Zhang Collegiate Rounds At or Under Par 3/16-18 Schenkel Invitational 6/14 . All-American honorable mention by Gordon Neale 20 4/13-15 Mason Rudolph 4/15 Golfweek and PING Andy Zhang 18 Championship . Finalist for the Fred Haskins Player of the John Axelsen 17
Year Award Postseason . PING All-Southeast Region Team Tournaments At or Under Par 4/25-29 SEC Championship T3/14 . Named to All-SEC First Team Gordon Neale 6 5/14-16 NCAA Regional 1/14 . Became the 24th player in program history Andy Zhang 5 Championship to win the SEC Individual Championship John Axelsen 4 . Captured back-to-back individual titles when 5/25-30 NCAA Championship 18/30 he won the NCAA Regional in Kissimmee Top-Five Finishes setting a career-low 13-under-par score Andy Zhang 3 . Led UF in 2017-18 with seven tournament Gordon Neale 2 finishes in the top 25 John Axelsen 1 2017-18 Signees . In the Gators lineup for all three of the team Chris Nido 1 Name Hometown/High School titles -- Trinity Forest, Southern Highlands Alejandro Tosti 1 Aden Ye Dongguan, China (Lake Mary and NCAA Regional Prep) . 26 of 30 (86.6 percent) rounds counted, Top-10 Finishes Eugene Sanford, Fla. (Circle Christian) which led the Gators in 2017-18 Gordon Neale 4 Hong Andy Zhang 4 John Axelsen 2
Top-25 Finishes
Gordon Neale 7 Andy Zhang 7 John Axelsen 6 Alejandro Tosti 4
Birdies Gordon Neale 122 Chris Nido 115 John Axelsen 112
Eagles Alejandro Tosti 6 Gordon Neale 6 Chris Nido 4 2017-18 GATOR MEN’S GOLF UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS LOW SCORES LOW REL. TO PAR AVG. SCORES VG. REL. TO PAR FINISHES 18 36 54 18 54 18 54 18 54 WINS TOP 5 TOP 10 271 551 822 -17 -42 283.0 849.0 -1.8 -5.5 3 9 10
TOURNAMENT RESULTS Date Tournament Par Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Rd. 4 Total Rel. to Par Finish 9/8-10 Carpet Capital Collegiate 72 282 289 292 ---- 862 -2 T5/15 9/24-26 Trinity Forest 71 275 285 275 ---- 835 -17 1/13 10/1-3 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational 71 278 277 286 ---- 841 -11 5/15 10/22-24 Tavistock Collegiate Invitational 72 282 285 292 ---- 859 -5 T2/17 2/17-18 SunTrust Gator Invitational 70 275 278 278 ---- 831 -9 2/16 3/5-7 Southern Highlands Collegiate 72 282 293 284 ---- 859 -5 1/15 3/16-18 Schenkel Invitational 72 292 279 283 ---- 854 -10 6/14 4/13-15 Mason Rudolph Championship 71 291 288 288 ---- 867 +15 4/15 4/25-29 SEC Championship 70 293 278 272 ---- 843 +3 T2/14 5/14-16 NCAA Regional 72 276 275 271 ---- 822 -42 1/14 5/25-30 NCAA Championship 72 300 286 300 ---- 886 +22 18/30 Team bests are indicated in blue.
TOURNAMENT-BY-TOURNAMENT LINEUP Tournament #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 Carpet Capital Collegiate Tosti Neale Nido Garcia Axelsen Trinity Forest Tosti Neale Zhang Nido Axelsen Nike Golf Invitational Neale Tosti Zhang Nido Lee Tavistock Collegiate Neale Tosti Nido Axelsen Dyer SunTrust Gator Invitational Neale Tosti Zhang Axelsen Dyer Southern Highlands Neale Zhang Tosti Nido Axelsen Schenkel Invitational Neale Zhang Nido Axelsen Lee Mason Rudolph Neale Zhang Nido Axelsen Tosti SEC Championship Neale Zhang Axelsen Nido Tosti NCAA Regional Neale Zhang Axelsen Nido Tosti NCAA Championship Neale Zhang Axelsen Nido Tosti Top finishers are indicated inblue .
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Stroke Low Scores Low Rel. to Par Avg. Rel. to Par FInishes Avg. 18 36 54 18 54 18 54 Top 5 Top 10 Top 25 Best John Axelsen 71.93 67 137 207 -5 -9 +0.6 +2.0 1 2 6 3 Ryan Celano ------Blake Dyer 73.66 67 140 214(2) -4 -2 +2.6 +8.0 0 0 1 T17 Robby Eisch ------Jorge Garcia 73.33 72 145 220 E +4 +1.3 +4.0 0 0 0 T34 Manny Girona ------Won Jun Lee 71.33 67 139 208 -4 -5 +0.1 +0.3 0 0 2 T11 Gordon Neale 71.48 63 136 206(2) -8 -7 +0.1 +0.3 2 4 7 2 Chris Nido 72.72 63 141 204 -9 -12 +1.3 +4.0 1 1 3 2 Alejandro Tosti 71.83 66 134 205 -6 -11 +0.4 +1.4 1 1 4 1 Andy Zhang 71.10 66 136 203 -5 -13 -0.2 -0.5 3 4 7 1 (2) Team bests are indicated in blue. 2017-18 women’s golf REVIEW
Team Highlights Highlights NCAA Finish: 21st at NCAA Championship . Advanced to the NCAA Sierra Brooks Final Poll Rankings: 15th, Golfweek Championships for the 27th First player in the history of the program to win Ranking; 12th, GolfStat Relative time in program history two individual titles in her first three starts as a Ranking finishing 21st at the event Gator Won the Florida Challenge by a stroke and SEC Finish: T-5th . Florida advanced to the won the Sugar Bowl Collegiate by four strokes quarterfinals of SEC match play Her 72.03 stroke average is the second lowest All-American: 1 – Sierra Brooks, WGCA falling to eventual SEC Honorable Mention, Golfweek Second in school history champion Arkansas 3-2 Team; Carded a team best 36-hole low of 138 at the
Florida Challenge . The Gators claimed multiple All-SEC: 2 athletes, 2 honors Posted a 54-hole low of 208 at the Gator team titles for the third Marta Perez – Second Team All-SEC; Invitational to take the runner-up spot Sierra Broooks – Second Team All- consecutive season
SEC . UF set program record low Marta Perez SEC All-Freshman: 2 team tournament total (840) at . Tied for fourth in SEC Championships’ stroke Elin Esborn the SunTrust Gator Invitational. play, making it three straight years the Gators Addie Baggarly have had a player inside of the top five on the
. During the Gator Invitational, leaderboard SEC Academic Honor Roll: 3 . Recorded collegiate lows at the Schooner Fall Elin Esborn, Florida became the only team Classic when she carded a 66 in round 3 while Carlotta Ricolfi in the tournament’s history to Taylor Tomlinson card a three-round score of turning in a three round score of 210 even par or better. . Ninth at the Schooner Fall Classic and tied for SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 2 the team lead with four top 10 finishes Addie Baggerly . Florida claimed the SunTrust . Led the team in top-25 finishes with eight Lauren Waidner Gator Invitational title for the . Second on the team in scoring average at
21st time in the tournament’s 73.32 in 37 rounds Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/1 46-year history. Departing Players (1): Taylor Tomlinson Elin Esborn (Sr.) . Sophomore Sierra Brooks tied . Named to the SEC All-Freshman team the second best stroke average . Recorded four top-25 and three top-10 finishes in school history with a 72.03 in this season turning in her top finishes at the 26 rounds of play. Gator Invitational (3rd) and at the Ocean Course (5th) . UF won team titles at the . Competed in 31 rounds for a 74.09 season SunTrust Gator Invitational for stroke average, which was third best on the the third straight year and the team Sugar Bowl for the second time . Named to the All-Tournament team at the in three years. Ocean Course . Carded a season low of 209 at the Gator . The Gators finished the season Invitational, the second best mark on the team ranked 15th in the nation by Golfweek and 12th in the nation
by GolfStat. Senior Taylor Tomlinson recorded her first collegiate hole in one at the Northrop Grumman in February. Tomlinson won the event her junior season.
Taylor Tomlinson Schedule & Results . Finished in the top 25 five times, which was Statistical Date Tournament Result third best on the team Fall . One of two players to compete in every Leaders 9/4-5 Ocean Course Invite T3/17 event for the team this season Stroke Average (Rounds Played) 9/23-25 Schooner Fall Classic 3/15 . Season best finish of T11 twice at the Sierra Brooks 72.03* (26) 10/2-3 Windy City Collegiate 4/15 Florida Challenge and the Sugar Bowl Marta Perez 73.32* (37) 10/27-29 Landfall Tradition 13/18 . Season stroke average of 74.62 fourth best Elin Esborn 74.09* (31)
among the 2017-18 Gators Rounds Under Par Spring . Shot an opening round 68 at the Schooner Sierra Brooks 12 1/29 Florida Challenge 2/9 Fall Classic, her lowest round of the season Marta Perez 10 2/11-13 Northrop Grumman 7/18
Elin Esborn 8 2/18-20 Allstate Sugar Bowl 1/17 Addie Baggarly Addie Baggarly 4 3/10-11 SunTrust Gator Invite 1/13 Taylor Tomlinson 3 . Named to the SEC All-Freshman team 3/18-20 Evan’s Derby Invite T6/12
. Top finish came at the Gator Invitational 4/13-4/15 Liz Murphy Collegiate 10/12 Tournaments Under Par when she tied for 13th . Competed in 34 rounds for a 74.82 season Elin Esborn 4 Sierra Brooks 4 Postseason stroke average Marta Perez 2 4/18-22 SEC Championship T5/14 . Shot a season best 214 twice at the Gator 5/7-9 Austin Regional T3/18 Invitational and the Schooner Fall Classic Top-10 Finishes 5/18-23 NCAA Championship 21/24 . A part of the Gator lineup in all but one Marta Perez 4 event in her first season Sierra Brooks 4 Elin Esborn 3 Signees Carlotta Ricolfi Carlotta Ricolfi 1 Jenny Kim (Orlando, Fla.) . Recorded a collegiate low of 215 at the Top-25 Finishes Clara Manzalini (Milan, Italy) Schooner Fall Classic, helping the Gators to Marta Perez 8 a third-place finish Sierra Brooks 6 . Carded a career-low round of 68 in round Taylor Tomlinson 5 two of the Windy City Collegiate Elin Esborn 4 . Competed in 25 rounds for a 75.52 season Carlotta Ricolfi 4 stroke average . Season-best finish of ninth at the Florida Best Round (18-holes) Marta Perez 66 Challenge Sierra Brooks 67 . Four top-25 finishes Addie Baggarly 68 Elin Esborn 68 (2x) Carlotta Ricolfi 68 Taylor Tomlinson 68 (2x)
* Indicates a program record Sophomore Sierra Brooks became the first player in the history of the program to win two individual titles in her first three starts as a Gator. Brooks won in her debut at the Florida Challenge and two events later at the Sugar Bowl.
Florida celebrates its third consecutive Gator Invitational title. Their winning total of 840 set a program record and gave them a 12-stroke win over the field.
2017-18 GATOR WOMEN’S GOLF UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA STATISTICS 2017-18 Tournament Results Date Tournament Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Finish 9/4-5/17 Ocean Course Invitational 297 296 299 892 T3/17 9/23-25/17 Schooner Fall Classic 284 286 279 849 3/15 10/2-3/17 Windy City Classic 290 287 293 870 4/15 10/27-29/17 Landfall Tradition 294 301 ---- 595 13/18 1/29/18 Florida Challenge 291 292 ---- 583 2/9 2/11-13/18 Northrop Grumman 296 293 301 890 7/18 2/18-20/18 Sugar Bowl 283 301 289 873 1/17 3/10-11/18 Gator Invitational 279 280 281 840 1/13 3/18-20/18 Evans Derby Invitational 292 289 285 866 T6/12 4/13-15/18 Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic 315 291 292 898 10/12 4/18-22/18 SEC Championship 298 301 297 896 T5/14 5/7-9/18 NCAA Regional 291 287 291 869 T3/18 5/18-23/18 NCAA Championship 303 303 303 909 21/24 *Season Best 2017-18 Individual Statistics Stroke Average Best Rounds Finishes Name Rds. Strokes Avg. 18 36 54 Top 10 Top 25 Best Addie Baggarly 34 2,544 74.82 68 140 214 (2) 0 3 T13 Sierra Brooks 26 1,873 72.03 67 138(2) 208 4 6 1 (2) Elin Esborn 31 2,297 74.09 68 139 209 3 4 3 Marta Perez 37 2,713 73.32 66 143(2) 210 4 8 T4 Carlotta Ricolfi 25 1,888 75.52 68 144(2) 215 1 4 T9 Taylor Tomlinson 37 2,531 74.62 68 141 214 0 5 T11 (2) Lauren Waidner 14 1,127 80.50 73 146 224 0 0 T34 *Season Best Tournament-by-Tournament Lineup
Tournament 1 2 3 4 5 Ocean Course Taylor Tomlinson Marta Perez Carlotta Ricolfi Elin Esborn Addie Baggarly Schooner Fall Taylor Tomlinson Carlotta Ricolfi Marta Perez Addie Baggarly Elin Esborn Windy City Classic Marta Perez Taylor Tomlinson Addie Baggarly Carlotta Ricolfi Elin Esborn Landfall Tradition Elin Esborn Addie Baggarly Taylor Tomlinson Carlotta Ricolfi Marta Perez Florida Challenge Sierra Brooks Taylor Tomlinson Addie Baggarly Carlotta Ricolfi Marta Perez Northrop Grumman Sierra Brooks Carlotta Ricolfi Taylor Tomlinson Elin Esborn Marta Perez Sugar Bowl Carlotta Ricolfi Taylor Tomlinson Sierra Brooks Marta Perez Addie Baggarly Gator Invite Sierra Brooks Elin Esborn Marta Perez Taylor Tomlinson Addie Baggarly Evan’s Derby Sierra Brooks Marta Perez Addie Baggarly Taylor Tomlinson Carlotta Ricolfi Liz Murphy Marta Perez Sierra Brooks Taylor Tomlinson Lauren Waidner Addie Baggarly SEC Championship Sierra Brooks Marta Perez Addie Baggarly Taylor Tomlinson Elin Esborn NCAA Regional Marta Perez Sierra Brooks Elin Esborn Addie Baggarly Taylor Tomlinson NCAA Championship Elin Esborn Taylor Tomlinson Sierra Brooks Addie Baggarly Marta Perez *Top Finisher
WE GOT US 2018 Gymnastics REVIEW
Records: 13-4, 5-2 SEC Team Highlights Individual Highlights
NCAA Finish: 3rd (197.85) Third in NCAA Super Six team final. Kennedy Baker Florida is the only team to finish in . Third career floor 10.0 scored versus Alabama. SEC Championships Finish: 3rd (196.825) NCAA Super Six top four each of the . Won two floor titles before being sidelined with Achilles All-Americans (NCAA competition): Six with last seven years. tear. 12 honors Florida was second in Southeastern . Finalist for AAI Senior Gymnast of the Year award Alyssa Baumann (floor – first team) Conference regular season (5-2) Alicia Boren (vault – first team; all- and third in Championship (196.825) Kennedy Baker scored her around, floor – second) competition. third 10.0 floor exercise mark Rachel Gowey (beam – first team; bars 2018 marked the 36th NCAA of her career in the Alabama – second)t Championships’ appearance by UF dual meet. Amelia Hundley (bars – second team) in the 37-year history of the event. Alex McMurtry (all-around, vault, bars – NCAA University Park Region first; beam – second) champion (197.725) – seventh Rachel Slocum (Vault – second team) consecutive region win Six gymnasts collected 12 All- All-Americans (NACGC regular season): America honors in NCAA Five with 9 honors Championships’ competition – Alyssa Baumann (beam – second team) nation’s third highest total for 2018. Alyssa Baumann Alicia Boren (all-around, beam, floor – . All-America first-team honors with collegiate-best 9.95 Five earned nine All-America honors second team) in NCAA Championships’ Semifinal floor competition; in National Association of Collegiate Rachel Gowey (beam – second team) All-America second-team for beam in NACGC regular Gymnastics Coaches (NACGC) Alex McMurtry (vault, bars, beam – first season awards regular-season awards. team) . SEC balance beam champion (9.975). Score is second Alex McMurtry shared the NCAA Rachel Slocum (vault- second) only to Georgia's Cory Fritzinger's 10.0 in 2004 SEC vault title. Florida is the only beam competition SEC Event Specialist Gymnast of Year: program to have a gymnast claim at . All-SEC and SEC All-Freshman Alex McMurtry least one NCAA Individual title each . Two-time SEC Freshman of the Week SEC Scholar Athlete of Year: Alex McMurtry of the last eight seasons. . Four event titles (three beam, one floor) All-SEC: 6 SEC Event Specialist Gymnast and Alyssa Baumann, Alicia Boren, Rachel Scholar of Year went to Alex
Gowey, Amelia Hundley, Alex McMurtry, McMurtry. Third time in league Alicia Boren . Three All-America honors (vault, , floor, all-around) in Rachel Slocum history same athlete swept the honors (with McMurtry also with NCAA competition and three All-America awards (all- CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large: 1 SEC Gymnast and SEC Scholar- around, beam, floor) in NACGC regular season awards. Alex McMurtry (second team) Athlete awards in 2017). . Shared SEC floor exercise title (9.90) and runner-up in
SEC Academic Honor Roll: 9 Gators swept SEC apparatus titles – all-around. All-SEC for third consecutive year Sierra Alexander, Kennedy Baker, Alyssa Baumann (beam), Alicia . Shared NCAA University Park Regional floor title (9.90) Maegan Chant, Amanda Cheney, Boren (floor), Alex McMurtry (vault, . Competed as an all-arounder in every meet, winning Rachel Gowey, Amelia Hundley, Grace bars). They were joined on the All- six titles McLaughlin, Alex McMurtry, Rachel SEC team by Rachel Gowey, Amelia . Second among Gators with 15 event titles (six all- Slocum Hundley and Rachel Slocum, around, floor, two beam, one vault) Gators turned in national leading SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 4 marks in three individual events: Rachel Gowey Alyssa Baumann, Jazmyn Foberg, vault (10.0), beam (10.0) and floor . Two All-America honors (beam – first team; bars – Megan Skaggs, Nicole Webb (10.0.) second) in NCAA competition. All-America second Letterwinners Returning/Lost for 2019 Nine Gators earned SEC Academic team honors for beam in NACGC regular season season: 11/4 Honor Roll status. awards. . Shared second in SEC bars competition to earn All- Departing Gymnasts: Kennedy Baker (Sr.), Finished the season ranked fifth in SEC honors Grace McLaughlin (Sr.), Alex McMurtry the nation with a school-record . Six event titles (four beam, two bars) (Sr.), Rachel Slocum (Sr.) attendance average of 8,304. Gymnastics recorded a team cumulative grade point average of Amelia Hundley 3.58 in fall of 2017 and 3.53 in . All-America second-team honors in NCAA spring of 2018. Championships’ Semifinal bars competition. . Shared second in SEC bars competition to earn All-SEC honors
Grace McLaughlin
The Gators took third in the 2018 NCAA . Brad Davis Community Service winner ($10,000 post- Championships Super Six. Florida is only graduate scholarship). Fourth Gator to receive honor in team to place among each NCAA Super Six 23-year history of award and first since Patric Young top four since 2012. (men’s basketball) received 2014 award . UF Presidential Service Award recipient after 250-plus hours of community service from March 2017-March 2018. Third consecutive such honor. Alex McMurtry 2018 Individual . NCAA vault co-champion. Third NCAA event title of Schedule & Results career Honors Record: 13-4 Home: 4-1 Away: 4-1 Neutral: 5-2 SEC: 5-2 Date Opponent Result (UF-Opp.) . CoSIDA Academic All-America first team Alyssa Baumann 1/5 West Virginia W, 195.90 – 194.425 . Four All-America honors at NCAA Championships to 1/12 Louisiana State L, 197.25 – 197.125 bring career total to 14 earned at NCAAs (tied for Two-time All-American (NCAA floor - second / NACGC beam – second) 1/19 Kentucky W, 196.325 – 195.95 third all-time for Florida) 1/26 Oklahoma W, 198.15 – 198.125 SEC beam champion . Three All-America honors in NACGC regular-season 2/2 Auburn W, 197.40 – 197.00
awards (first team: vault, bars, beam – first team) 2/9 Alabama W, 197.85 –197.075 . SEC Event Specialist Gymnast and Scholar of Year Alicia Boren 2/16 Georgia W, 196.95 –196.125 – second consecutive year to take top individual Six-time All-American (three each in 2/23 Gators Link to Pink vs W, 197.725 – 196.875 NCAA and NACGC regular season Arkansas honors in same season (2017 SEC Gymnast of awards) 3/2 Missouri L, 196.925-196.70 Year). One of two in league history to take both SEC co-floor champion 3/9 Nebraska W, 197.925-196.70 gymnastics honors and first to do it on multiple All-SEC rd ocassions 3/24 SEC Championships 3 of 8 – 196.825 4/7 NCAA University Park 1st of 6 – 197.725 . NACGC Southeast Regional Gymnast of the Year Rachel Gowey Regional . First Gator to score two 10.0s in a single meet Three-time All-American (two in NCAA 4/20 NCAA Championships- 2nd of 6 (197.5875) (vault, beam – Jan. 26). UF career leader with nine and one in NACGC regular season Semi II 10.0s awards) 4/21 NCAA Super Six 3rd of 6 (197.85) . Led Gators with 27 event titles (10 bars, nine vault, All-SEC
five beam, two all-around, one floor). Shading denotes home meets . Receives $10,000 scholarship as UF’s nominee for Amelia Hundley Boyd McWhorter Post-Graduate Award All-American in NCAA competition . NCAA Post-Graduate recipient All-SEC Statistical Leaders Team Total 198.15 1-26-18 Southeastern Grace McLaughlin Conference Event Brad Davis Community Service Award All-Around Specialist and Scholar- ($10,000 postgraduate scholarship from Alex McMurtry 39.825* 3-9-18 Athlete of Year Alex SEC) McMurtry led Florida UF Presidential Service Award Vault with 27 event titles – Team 49.525 2-23-18 including sharing the Alex McMurtry Alex McMurtry 10.0* 1-26-18 2018 NCAA vault crown. NCAA co-vault champion Seven-time All-American (four in NCAA Uneven Bars and three in NACGC regular-season Team 49.575 3-9-18 awards) Alex McMurtry 9.975 five times SEC vault and bars champion SEC Event Specialist Gymnast and Balance Beam Megan Skaggs Scholar of Year Team 49.675* 1-26-18 NACGC Southeast Region Gymnast of Alex McMurtry 10.0* 1-26-18 . SEC All-Freshman team Year
Recipient of $10,000 scholarship as UF’s Floor Exercise nominee for Boyd McWhorter Post Rachel Slocum Team 49.625 2-9-18 . Claimed All-America second team honors in NCAA Graduate Scholarship Kennedy Baker 10.0* 2-9-18 Championships’ Semifinal II vault (9.90) Rachel Slocum competition. Earned National Association of *-School record Two-time All-American (NCAA vault - Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches (NACGC) All- second / NACGC vault– second) America second-team regular-season recognition for vault SEC Academic SEC First-Year 2019 Freshmen . All-Southeastern Conference with vault mark of 9.90 Honor Roll Academic Honor Roll Gymnast Hometown / Club . NCAA University Park Region vault (9.95) champion Sierra Alexander Alyssa Baumann Leah Clapper Ann Arbor, Mich. / Gym America Kennedy Baker Jazmyn Foberg Sydney Johnson- Clermong, Fla. / Brandy and shared floor win (9.90) Sharpf Johnson’s Gymnastics . Four event wins in 2018 (three vault, one floor) Maegan Chant Megan Skaggs Amanda Cheney Nicole Webb Nya Reed Hyattsville, Md. / Capital Gymnastics Rachel Gowey Savannah Columbus, Ga. / Oconee Alyssa Amelia Hundley Baumann is the Schoenherr Gymnastics Center Grace McLaughlin Halley Tayor Tampa, Fla. / LaFleur’s Tampa first Gator Alex McMurtry freshman to win Trinity Thomas York, Pa. / Prestige Gymnastics Rachel Slocum the Southeastern Conference Rachel Alicia Boren collected six balance beam Slocum’s All-America honors in 2018. title since Kim season-best She used a mark of 9.90 to Hillner won in 9.95 won share both the Southeastern 1984. Baumann’s vault at the Conference and the NCAA 9.975 in SEC NCAA University Park Regional Championship University floor titles. competition is Park. She second only to also shared Georgia Cory the regional Fritzinger’s 10.0 floor title. at the 2004 meet.
2018 GATOR GYMNASTICS TEAM RESULTS
Overall: 25-7 Home: 4-1 Away: 9-1 Neutral: 12-5 Regular Season: 13-4 Home: 4-1 Away: 4-1 Neutral: 5-2 SEC: 5-2
Date Opponent Site W/L Opponent UF Score Attendance Morgantown, W 194.425 195.90 2,613 1/5 West Virginia W.Va. 1/12 LSU Gainesville, Fla. L 197.25 197.125 9,661 1/19 Kentucky Lexington, Ky. W 195.95 196.325 5,549 1/26 Oklahoma Gainesville, Fla. W 198.125 198.15 9,652 2/2 Auburn Auburn, Ala. W 197.00 197.40 6,391 2/9 Alabama Gainesville, Fla. W 197.075 197.85 8,236 2/16 Georgia Athens, Ga. W 196.125 196.95 10,017 2/23 Gators Link to Pink vs Gainesville, Fla. W 196.875 197.725 8,321 Arkansas 3/2 Missouri Columbia, Mo. L 196.925 196.70 1,811 3/9 Nebraska Gainesville, Fla. W 196.70 197.925 5,648 3/24 SEC Championships St. Louis, Mo. 3rd 196.825 6,073 of 8 4/7 NCAA Regional University Park, 1st of 197.725 2,755 Pa. 6 St. Louis, Mo. 2nd of 197.5875 5,500 4/20 NCAA Semifinal 6 4/21 NCAA Super Six Team Final St. Louis, Mo. 3rd of 197.850 6,800 6
2018 Florida Event Scores - Meet-by-Meet Date Meet Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 1/5 at West Virginia 48.95 49.225 49.275 48.45 195.90 1/12 LSU 49.20 49.125 49.375 49.425 197.125 1/19 at Kentucky 49.375 48.950 48.725 49.275 196.325 1/26 Oklahoma 49.475 49.425 49.675* 49.575 198.15 2/2 at Auburn 49.50 49.325 49.175 49.40 197.40 2/9 Alabama 49.325 49.500 49.400 49.625 197.85 2/16 at Georgia 49.400 49.500 48.650 49.400 196.95 2/23 Gators Link to Pink vs Arkansas 49.525 49.525 49.575 49.100 197.725 3/2 at Missouri 49.250 49.425 49.225 48.80 196.70 3/9 Nebraska 49.325 49.575 49.575 49.450 197.925 3/24 at SEC Championships 49.475 49.400 49.550 49.400 196.825 4/7 at NCAA Regional 49.400 49.500 49.500 49.325 197.725 4/20 at NCAA Semifinal 49.4875 49.475 49.3125 49.3125 197.5875 4/21 at NCAA Super Six 49.4125 49.5375 49.3375 49.5625 197.85
Underline denotes season best
Florida Top Event Scores of 2018 Total: 198.15 (1- Vault: 49.525 (2- Uneven Bars: Balance Beam: Floor Exercise: 26-18) 23-18) 49.575 (3-9-18) 49.675* (1-26-18) 49.625 (2-9-18)
All-Around: 10.0*, Alex 9.975, Alex 10.0*, Alex 10.0*, Kennedy 39.825*, Alex McMurtry (1-26-18) McMurtry (five McMurtry (1-26-18) Baker (2-9-18) McMurtry (3-9-18) times)
*-UF record 2018 Lacrosse REVIEW
Record: 17-4 (9-0 BIG EAST) Team Highlights 2018 Individual Highlights NCAA Finish: T-5th Swept both the BIG EAST regular season and CAROLINE BENITEZ Final IWLCA Poll Ranking: 6th tournament titles for the fourth consecutive year to give . Started all 21 games for Florida during her junior BIG EAST Regular Season Finish: 1st the program eight straight conference championships season BIG EAST Tournament Finish: 1st and six conference tournament titles. . Finished the season with 20 goals and four assists No. 6 Seed in NCAA Tournament The Orange and Blue, ranked No. 6 in the IWLCA Top . Her 20 goals put her sixth on the team overall 20 for the last five weeks of the season, finished the . Also registered 28 ground balls, putting her sixth on the All-BIG EAST: 7 2018 campaign at 17-4 with a .810 win percentage. squad Haley Hicklen, First Team 2018 marked UF’s seventh season with at least a .800 . Tied her career-high in goals (2) against Georgetown Shannon Kavanagh, First Team Shayna Pirreca, First Team win percentage and sixth with at least 17 wins in the on 3/24 Sydney Pirreca, First Team (unanimous) nine-year history of the program. . Notched a career-high five ground balls against Lindsey Ronbeck, First Team (unanimous) Picked up the No. 6 national seed in the NCAA Colorado in NCAA Second Round action Cara Trombetta, First Team Tournament, as Florida went dancing for an eighth Sabrina Cristodero, Second Team straight season. UF picked up a first-round bye in the SABRINA CRISTODERO
NCAA tourney for the seventh time in school history. . 2018 IL Media Third Team All-American BIG EAST Awards: 4 The Gators went on to their first NCAA quarterfinal since . 2018 IWLCA All-South Second Team Midfielder of the Year: Sydney Pirreca 2014 after defeating No. 15 Colorado 13-9 in the second Goalkeeper of the Year: Haley Hicklen . 2018 All-BIG EAST Second Team Freshman of the Year: Shannon Kavanagh round of the tournament . Started all 21 games as a freshman Coaching Staff of the Year: Florida Undefeated 9-0 in conference play (9-0), tying the record . Set Florida record for most draw controls in a season for most conference wins in a season. The feat with 127 (previous mark was 106 by Mollie Stevens in IWLCA All-South Region Honors: 7 additionally marked the sixth time UF put together an 2017) Haley Hicklen, First Team undefeated conference season. With that, the Gators . Set Florida record for most draw controls in a game Sydney Pirreca, First Team were the No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament, with 14 against Butler (4/28) Lindsey Ronbeck, First Team sweeping Marquette and Denver to enter NCAAs riding . Three-time BIG EAST Freshman of the Week (2/27, Cara Trombetta, First Team a 10-game win streak. 3/6, 5/1) and one-time BIG EAST Defensive Player of Sabrina Cristodero, Second Team Shannon Kavanagh, Second Team UF was 8-4 against 12 ranked opponents during the the Week (4/17) Shayna Pirreca, Second Team 2018 regular season, including wins over No. 3 North . Currently ranks fifth all-time in Florida’s history for most Carolina, No. 10 Navy and No. 15 Colorado. draw controls in a career (127) All-America Honors: 6 players, 10 honors Collected four Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse . Finished the season second on the team in caused Haley Hicklen – IWLCA Second | ILWomen Second Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-America honors, turnovers with 20 Lindsey Ronbeck – IWLCA Second | ILWomen Third including second team selections Haley Hicklen, . Was part of a defensive unit that only allowed 7.34 Cara Trombetta – IWLCA Second | ILWomen First Lindsey Ronbeck and Cara Trombetta. Sydney Pirreca goals per contest in BIG EAST play Sydney Pirreca – IWLCA Third | ILWomen HM earned third team accolades. Sabrina Cristodero – ILWomen Third Shayna Pirreca – ILWomen Honorable Mention Boasted seven All-BIG EAST honorees, including six ANIYA FLANAGAN first team selections. The Gators swept four of the six . Defensive starter for all 21 games of her final season Tewaaraton Award Honorees: major conference awards, and Florida collected as a Gator Haley Hicklen – Top-25 Nominee Coaching Staff of the Year accolades for the sixth time . Ranked third on the team with 18 caused turnovers Lindsey Ronbeck – Top-25 Nominee since 2010 (2011, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018). Haley . Was part of a defensive unit that only allowed 7.34 Shayna Pirreca – Watch List Hicklen was named Goalkeeper of the Year – for the goals per contest in BIG EAST play Sydney Pirreca – Watch List second time in her career. Sydney Pirreca took home . Scooped up a career-high five ground balls in a win Midfielder of the Year honors, while Shannon Kavanagh over No. 3 North Carolina SEC Academic Honor Roll: 17 was named Freshman of the Year. . Set career-highs in ground balls with 42, which put her Jillian Alonso, Caroline Benitez, Lexi Bolton, Madi Hall, Florida had seven players honored with IWLCA All- third overall on the team Katharine Hamer, Brianna Harris, Haley Hicklen, Kenzii South Region accolades – the most in school history. Kittell, Madisyn Kittell, Bridget Knowles, Alix Lopez, . 2018 team captain Caroline May, Alexandra Pavinelli, Sydney Pirreca, That included four named to the All-South Region first Lindsey Ronbeck, Jordan Stevens, Cara Trombetta team and three named to the All-South Region second GRACE HAUS team. Haley Hicklen, Sydney Pirreca, Lindsey Ronbeck . Started all 21 games for Florida as a freshman SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 5 and Cara Trombetta were each first team selections. . Finished fourth on team with 40 goals – the most of any Kaitlyn Dabkowski, Shannon Kavanagh, Makenzie Sabrina Cristodero, Shannon Kavanagh and Shayna freshman on the squad Mason, Emily Petillo, Eddy Shoop Pirreca earned second team accolades. . Tied for first on the team with 17 free-position goals
Ranked fourth in the NCAA in scoring offense, producing . Scored a career-high four goals against Georgetown Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 26/6 16.33 goals per game. The Gators were sixth in the (3/24)
nation in scoring margin (6.67) and ranked 14th . Recorded a shooting clip of .471 Departing Players: 6 – nationally, only allowing 9.67 goals per game. Florida . Finished the season with 47 points, 85 shots and 18 Morgan Bracken (Sr.), Olivia Cole (Sr.), Aniya also ranked 10th in the nation in shooting percentage Flanagan (Sr.), Katharine Hamer (Sr.), Allie Pavinelli ground balls (Sr.), Shayna Pirreca (Sr.) (.474) and seventh in ground balls per game (22.33). . Recorded two game-winning goals, good for third on Led the BIG EAST in goals per game (16.33), points the team per game (22.42), shots per game (34.48), goals against average (9.64). saves percentage (.495), HALEY HICKLEN scoring margin (6.67) and win percentage (.810) . 2018 IL Media Second Team All-American . 2018 IWLCA All-South First Team . 2018 Tewaaraton Top 25 Nominee . 2018 BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Year . 2018 BIG EAST First Team selection . Started all 21 games in the cage for the Gators . Two-time BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (3/6, 4/10) and one-time Honor Roll recipient (2/13) IWLCA Second Team All-American attacker Lindsey Ronbeck had the best season of her career thus far. A First Team All-BIG EAST selection, Ronbeck was also the Most Outstanding Player of the BIG EAST Tournament after scoring 15 goals in two games.
. Led the Gators in saves (178) and has played a team- . Scored her 100th career goal in 2018, becoming only best 1098:17 minutes this season the 11th Gator to do so in program history Signees (13) . Her 178 saves are a Florida record, passing Mikey . BIG EAST Midfielder of the Week (2/20) Name Hometown Meagher’s single season saves record of 145 . Finished third on the team in both points (68) and Emerson Cabrera Northport, N.Y. . Holds a .492 save percentage through 21 games goals (53), both career highs Maggie Corbo Baltimore, Md. . Has 17 wins under her belt in 2018 . ILWomen/Alpha Lacrosse Player of the Week (2/21) Natalie Dizney Orlando, Fla. . Recorded a career-best 16 saves against North . 2018 team captain Maddie Ellis Vero Beach, Fla. Carolina on (3/3) Annie Gillis Bernardsville, N.J. . Brine Lacrosse/US Lacrosse National Player of the LINDSEY RONBECK Charlotte Harmon Darien, Conn. Week (3/5) . 2018 IL Media Third Team All-American Hannah Mardiney Lutherville, Md. . ILWomen/Alpha Lacrosse Player of the Week (3/6) . 2018 IWLCA All-South First Team Maddie McMaster Seattle, Wash. . Finished the season first on the team in groundballs . 2018 Tewaaraton Top 25 Nominee Catherine Moriarty Westfield, N.J. with 66 . 2018 First Team All-BIG EAST selection Lexie Morton Atlanta, Ga. . One-time BIG EAST Attacker of the Week (4/3) and Sarah Reznick Long Beach, N.Y. SHANNON KAVANAGH one-time Honor Roll recipient (4/24) Maeson Tydings Catonsville, Md. . 2018 IWLCA All-South Second Team . Became the seventh Gator to break 200 career Emma Wightman Basking Ridge, N.J. . 2018 BIG EAST Co-Freshman of the Year points (206) . 2018 All-BIG EAST First Team . Led the Gators in goals (65) and free-position goals . Started all 21 games as a freshman (17) and points (81) 2018 Statistical Leaders . Two-time ILWomen/Alpha Lacrosse Rookie of the . During the BIG EAST Tournament, set record after Goals: 65, Lindsey Ronbeck Week (2/14, 3/28) record, including most goals and points in a BIG Assists: 28, Shannon Kavanagh . Third all-time in Florida’s history with 82 draw controls EAST Tournament game (8) Points: 81, Shayna Pirreca/Lindsey Ronbeck in the 2018 season . Scored a career-high eight goals against Marquette Ground Balls: 66, Haley Hicklen . Ranks first on the team in assists (28), second in in the semifinal, tying a Florida school record for Draw Controls: 127, Sabrina Cristodero draw controls (89), fourth in points (64) and fifth on most goals in a game Caused Turnovers: 43, Cara Trombetta the team in goals (36) . Holds the BIG EAST Tournament record for most Saves: 178, Haley Hicklen . Recorded a career-high 12 draw controls against points in one tournament (16) and most points in a Villanova (4/8) career (31) . Notched a career-best seven points on four goals and . Holds the BIG EAST Tournament record for most 2018 Schedule & Results three assists against Marquette (4/14) goals in one tournament (15) and in a career (26) Overall: 17-4 | BIG EAST: 9-0 (Home: 11-2 | Away: 6-2 | Neutral: 0-0) . Recorded two game-winning goals, good for third on . Led the team with five game-winning goals during DATE OPPONENT RESULT the team the season FEB 11 NO. 17 COLORADO W, 16-9 . 2018 team captain FEB 17 NO. 1 MARYLAND L, 14-16 FEB 25 NO. 23 LOYOLA W, 17-16 (OT) ALLIE PAVINELLI FEB 28 JACKSONVILLE W, 16-5 . Played in 16 contests during her senior campaign, CARA TROMBETTA Mar 3 at No. 3 North Carolina W, 17-10 including two starts . 2018 IL Media First Team All-American Mar 7 No. 8 Syracuse L, 15-17 . Finished seventh on the team in both points and . 2018 IWLCA All-South First Team MAR 13 NO. 10 NAVY W, 19-16 goals, recording 23 and 19, respectively. . 2018 First Team All-BIG EAST selection Mar 18 * at Vanderbilt W, 11-10 . Scooped up 11 ground balls and won seven draw . One-time BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week MAR 21 NO. 14 TOWSON l, 11-14 controls during the season as well (4/24) and one-time Honor Roll recipient (5/1) Mar 24 * at No. 24 Georgetown W, 16-11 Mar 31 * UCONN W, 21-8 . Scored a career-high four goals against Cincinnati on . Set UF record for most caused turnovers in a single APR 4 * TEMPLE W, 15-3 4/18 game (6 vs. Denver in the BIG EAST Championship). Apr 8 * at Villanova W, 18-8 . Took a career-high nine shots against Syracuse (3/7) That mark also a BIG EAST Tournament record APR 14 * MARQUETTE W, 18-6 . Set BIG EAST Tournament record with combined Apr 18 * at Cincinnati W, 20-4 SHAYNA PIRRECA total of 11 caused turnovers in semifinal and final play Apr 21 * at No. 25 Denver W, 18-13 APR 28 * BUTLER W, 23-3 . 2018 IL Media Honorable Mention All-American . Set program record for most caused turnovers in a season with 43. She bested her previous mark of 27 MAY 3 # VS. MARQUETTE W, 19-8 . 2018 IWLCA All-South Second Team MAY 5 # NO. 19 DENVER W, 18-6 . 2018 All-BIG EAST First Team from 2017 MAY 13 $ NO. 15 Colorado W, 13-9 . Became the sixth Gator to break 200 career points . Third all-time for Gators with 70 caused turnovers in May 19 % at No. 5 James Madison L, 8-11 (214) her two Gator seasons. Now stands 18 CTs away . Her 214 career points puts her fourth all-time in from breaking Florida’s program record for most in a * BIG EAST opponent # BIG EAST Tournament (Gainesville, Fla.) program history career $ NCAA Tournament Second Round (Gainesville, Fla.) % NCAA Tournament Quarterfinal (Harrisonburg, Va.) . Three-time BIG EAST Honor Roll recipient (3/6, 3/13, . Finished the season second on the team in ground
3/20) balls with 46 . Led the Gators in points (81) and finished second in . Was part of a defensive unit that only allowed 7.34 goals (59) goals per contest in BIG EAST play . Scored a goal in 40 consecutive games, a Florida record . Ended her career with 43-straight games with a point . Set career-high in goals (6) at then No. 3 North Carolina (3/3) . Recorded a career-best seven points at then No. 8 Syracuse (3/7) . Sat second on the team in game-winning goals, finishing the season with four For the fourth straight year, the Gators swept both the BIG EAST . 2018 team captain regular season and tourney titles. UF went undefeated in league play and defeated Marquette (19-8) and Denver (18-6) to win the tournament at Donald R. Dizney Stadium in Gainesville, Fla. It SYDNEY PIRRECA was Florida’s final season in the BIG EAST as UF joins the . 2018 IL Media Honorable Mention All-American American Athletic Conference for the 2019 campaign. . 2018 IWLCA All-South First Team . 2018 BIG EAST Co-Midfielder of the Year . 2018 BIG EAST First Team selection . 2018 Tewaaraton Watch List The Automated ScoreBook FLORIDA Combined Team Statistics All games (as of May 19, 2018)
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 17-4 11-2 6-2 0-0 CONFERENCE 9-0 4-0 5-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 8-4 7-2 1-2 0-0
Date Opponent Score Att. ##PLAYER GP G APts ShGw GB DC TO CT Feb 11 #17 COLORADO W 16-9 525 14 Ronbeck,Lindsey 18 65 16 81112 5 13 2 26 6 Feb 17 #1 MARYLAND L 14-16 868 7 Pirreca,Shayna 21 59 22 81128 4 16 0 26 5 44 Pirreca,Sydney 21 53 15 68118 0 26 47 39 9 Feb 25 #23 LOYOLA Wot 17-16 407 15 Haus,Grace 21 40 74785 218 121 2 Feb 28 JACKSONVILLE W 16-5 259 17 Kavanagh,Shanno 21 36 28 64 78 2 27 89 30 8 Mar 03 at #3 North Carolina W 17-10 503 3 Benitez,Caroline 21 20 4 24 40 1 28 13 13 14 Mar 07 at #8 Syracuse L 15-17 313 24 Pavinelli,Allie 16 19 42346 011 711 3 Mar 13 #10 NAVY W 19-16 356 23 Hall,Madi 21 18 3 21 45 2 33 16 15 11 * Mar 18 at VANDY W 11-10 461 1 Kittell,Madisyn 19 13 72025 014 011 9 * Mar 24 at #24 Georgetown W 16-11 741 4 Shoop,Eddy 17 5 3 810 1 5 3 8 1 12 Bresnahan,Kassidy 16 5 510 9 0 8 110 2 Mar 21 #14 TOWSON L 11-14 364 9 Lopez,Alix 17 3 4 7 3 015 0 4 1 * Mar 31 UCONN W 21-8 482 26 Alonso,Jillian 9 202504010 * Apr 04 TEMPLE W 15-3 273 10 Cristodero,Sabrina 21 2 0 2 2 0 29127 13 20 * Apr 08 at Villanova W 18-8 253 28 Bracken,Morgan 18 1 0 1 1 010 0 3 9 * Apr 14 MU W 18-6 417 33 Dabkowski,Kaitlyn 18 167605293 * Apr 18 at Cincinnati W 20-4 218 8 Aldave,Paige 9 112603300 * Apr 21 at Denver W 18-13 318 27 Hamer,Katharine 8 000101000 13 Stevens,Jordan 1 000000000 * Apr 28 BUTLER W 23-3 415 21 Bolton,Lexi 8 011204031 May 03 MU W 19-8 564 77 Kittell,Kenzii 5 000001001 May 05 #19 DENVER W 18-6 525 18 Knowles,Bridget 8 011001011 May 13 #15 COLORADO W 13-9 378 35 Cole,Olivia 10 000005022 May 19 at #5 James Madison L 8-11 785 19 Petillo,Emily 12 000009023 29 Hicklen,Haley 21 0 0 0 0 066 012 3 TEAM STATISTICS UF OPP 22 May,Caroline 21 0 0 0 1 028 0 414 SHOT STATISTICS 25 Flanagan,Aniya 18 0 0 0 1 042 3 718 16 Trombetta,Cara 21 0 1 1 0 046 11342 Goals-Shot attempts 343-724 203-552 Total 21 343 128 471 724 17 469 315 294 188 Goals scored per game 16.33 9.67 Opponents 21 203 66269552 4402272343145 Shot pct. . 4 7 4 .3 6 8 Shots on goal-Attempts 550-724 402-552 ##Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvgSave Pct W-L-T SOG pct. . 7 6 0 .7 2 8 35 Cole,Olivia 10 111:14 12 6.47 15 . 5 5 6 0-0-0 S h o t s / G a m e 34.5 26.3 77 Kittell,Kenzii 5 53:46 7 7.81 6 .4 6 2 0-0-0 A s s is t s 128 66 29 Hicklen,Haley 21 1098:17 184 10.05 178 . 4 9 2 17-4-0 Total 21 1263:17 203 9.64 199 . 4 9 5 17-4-0 Free position Made-Att 101-208 61-143 Opponents 21 1263:17 343 16.29 207 . 3 7 6 4-17-0 Free position pct. . 4 8 6 .4 2 7 GOAL BREAKDOWN Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Total Goals 343 203 FLORIDA 194148 1 343 F r e e - p o s it io n 101 61 Opponents 107 96 0 203 U n a s s is t e d 215 137 O v e r t im e 1 0 Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total FLORIDA 113 86 0 199 Goals scored average 16.29 9.64 Opponents 111 96 0 207 GROUND BALLS 469 402 DRAW CONTROLS 315 272 Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total TURNOVERS 294 343 FLORIDA 385338 1 724 CAUSED TURNOVERS 188 145 Opponents 301251 0 552 CLEARS 353-394 302-353 Clear Pct. . 8 9 6 .8 5 6 Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total FLORIDA 305244 1 550 ATTENDANCE Opponents 220182 0 402 T o t a l 5833 3592 Dates/Avg Per Date 13/449 8/449 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 2017 SOCCER REVIEW
Records: 17-7 overall, 7-3 SEC Team Highlights Individual Highlights Reached the NCAA Quarterfinal Kristen Cardano NCAA Finish: Quarterfinal Round (T-5th) Round, falling at 2-0 at the region’s . All-SEC second team top seed, South Carolina. It was the . Started first 14 matches at center back defender, st Final Poll Rankings: 6th (United Soccer 21 NCAA appearance in the playing the entirety of nine. Sidelined with anterior Coaches) program's 23-year history and the cruciate ligament tear suffered during Florida State Gators sixth quarterfinal appearance. match.
SEC Regular Season Finish: 3rd Third in Southeastern Conference . Tied for 23rd on UF’s career chart with 32 complete
regular-season action and reached matches played SEC Tournament Finish: T-3rd SEC Tournament semifinal round.
Kaylan Marckese All-Americans: 1 Schedule ranked No. 12 in final . Southeastern Conference All-Tournament team Gabby Seiler (United Soccer Coaches NCAA Rating Percentage Index member third team) (RPI). Florida finished with a record . Recorded 22nd solo shutout of career versus All-SEC: 5 of 9-6 versus teams advancing to the Washington State in NCAA Third Round, which is third Kristen Cardano – second team NCAA Championship. Florida was a all-time on UF career list Parker Roberts - first No. 3 region seed for NCAA . Finished tied for second among SEC goalkeepers with Deanne Rose – first Championship play. eight shutouts and third with goals-against-average of
Gabby Seiler – first 0.765 (all matches). In final national statistics, ranked in Rachelle Smith - second top 50 in five categories – No. 37 SEC Freshman Team: goals against average (0.739), No. Parker Roberts Deanne Rose 39 win-loss percentage (0.708), No. . United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region third 42 total points (110), No. 47 total team SEC Freshman of Year: goals (38), No. 48 total assists (34). . All-Southeastern Conference first-team selection Deanne Rose . SEC All-Tournament team member Gabby Seiler earned United Soccer . First half bicycle-kick save to keep opening half Coaches All-America third-team SEC Academic Honor Roll: 21 scoreless at No. 11 Tennessee was No. 2 on Oct. 22 honors edition of ESPN SportsCenter Brittney Bennett, Sammie Betters, Kristen Cardano, Samantha Chung, . Started every match of season, playing entirety of 13 Florida placed three on United matches Courtney Douglas, Jessie Holmes, Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Alyssa Howell, Kit Loferski, Haillie . Average of 84.5 minutes per match third among 2017 teams: Parker Roberts (third), Gators Lower, Kaylan Marckese, Melanie Deanne Rose (second) and Gabby Monteagudo, Cassie Owens, Gaby Seiler (first). Parker Rivera, Parker Roberts, Tess Sapone, Roberts Gabby Seiler, Rachelle Smith, Briana Five Gators were named to All-SEC Solis, Sarah Troccoli, Danielle Van earned All- teams: Kristen Cardano (second), Southeastern Liere, Sara Wilson Parker Roberts (first), Deanne Rose Conference (first), Gabby Seiler (first) and first team SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 6 Rachelle Smith (second). Rose honors in her Madison Alexander, Laís Araujo, named SEC Freshman of the Year. first season Samantha Earle, Ashley Pietra, Alex with the Stubblebine, Ailey Tebbett Florida placed 21 on the 2017 Gators. Southeastern Conference Fall Letterwinners Returning/Lost for 2017 Academic Honor Roll season: 27/5 The Gator senior class accumulated
Departing Players: 5 – Kristen Cardano (Sr.), a four-year record of 70-19-4 (0.774). Jessie Holmes (Sr.), Cassie Owens The total wins ties for third in NCAA (Sr.), Gaby Rivera (So.-RS), Gabby Division I action since 2014 and the Deanne Rose Seiler (Sr.) winning percentage stands No. 5. . United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region second team Florida soccer team posted a 3.25 . Only freshman on All-Southeastern Conference first- GPA for the 2017 fall semester and a team 3.31 in spring of 2018. . SEC Freshman of the Year and part of SEC All- Freshman Team . Tied for fourth in league for goals (5) and points (12) in SEC play . Florida’s 2017 leading totals tied for second in league for game-winning goals (5), fifth in goals (9), eighth in points (21) in all matches played Florida advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinal . Three-time selection for TopDrawerSoccer.com Round. It was the program’s sixth National Team of the Week appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight and second since 2014.
Gabby Seiler . United Soccer Coaches All-America third team 2017 Individual Schedule & Results . United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region first Overall: 17-7 Home: 9-2 Away: 5-4 Neutral: 3-1 SEC (3rd): 7-3 team Honors United Soccer Coaches All-America Date Opponent Result Site . All-Southeastern Conference first-team selection Gabby Seiler (third team) A . SEC Offensive and Top Drawer Soccer National 8/18 Florida Atlantic W, 1-0 OT H Player of Week after scoring tying goal versus then United Soccer Coaches Southeast Region 8/20 Troy# W, 5-0 8/25 Stanford& W, 3-2 H No. T-1 Stanford and first goal in 2-1 win versus Team Syracuse& H Syracuse Parker Roberts (third) 8/27 W, 2-1 Deanne Rose (third) Husky/Nike Invitational . Team captain Gabby Seiler (first) A . Led UF with eight assists and second in goals (6) 9/1 Washington L, 1-0 N and points (20) All-SEC 9/3 Portland W, 1-0 . Fourth on team with average of 84.3 minutes per Kristen Cardano (second team) 9/10 South Florida# Cancelled H H match Parker Roberts (first team) 9/14 Mississippi# W, 1-0 Deanne Rose (first team) A . Tied for third in SEC for assists (8) and ninth in 9/17 Iowa State W, 2-1 OT Gabby Seiler (first) 9/21 Texas A&M A points (20) for all matches played Rachelle Smith (second) L, 2-1 . On Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) Hermann Trophy 9/24 Alabama# W, 3-0 H Watch List for second consecutive season SEC Freshman of Year 10/1 Georgia W, 3-0 A . Deanne Rose 10/5 Missouri# W, 2-1 H A SEC All Freshman Team 10/8 Vanderbilt W, 3-0 Deanne Rose 10/12 Florida State# L, 2-0 H 10/15 Auburn L, 1-0 A SEC All Tournament Team 10/19 vs Kentucky~ W, 2-0 N Kaylan Marckese 10/22 Tennessee W, 2-1 A Parker Roberts H 10/26 South Carolina& L, 1-0 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)^ SEC Player of the Week 10/31 Auburn (SEC W, 1-0 N Gabby Seiler (O) 8-28 Tourn./No. 3 seed) 11/2 Texas A&M L, 2-1 OT N SEC Community Service Team NCAA Championship Courtney Douglas 11/10 South Alabama& W, 3-1 H (NCAA/No. 3 region United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-South seed) Region 11/17 South Florida& W, 1-0 H Kaylan Marckese (third team) 11/19 Washington State& W, 1-0 2OT H Parker Roberts (first team) 11/24 South Carolina L, 2-0 A Rachelle Smith (second team) Shading denotes home matches ^Orange Beach, Ala. SEC Academic Honor Roll #-home matches played at Pressly Stadium Brittney Bennett &-home matches played at Dizney Stadium Gabby Seiler earned United Soccer Coaches Sammie Betters ~ - played at Embry-Riddle Soccer Stadium in Daytona Beach, Fla. All-America third-team honors. She also was Kristen Cardano Samantha Chung a first-team selection for United Soccer All- Courtney Douglas Southeast Region and All-Southeastern Jessie Holmes Statistical Leaders Conference teams. She led UF with eight Alyssa Howell assists and was second with 20 points. Kit Loferski Goals: 9, Deanne Rose Haillie Lower Assists: 8, Gabby Seiler Kaylan Marckese Points: 21, Deanne Rose Melanie Monteagudo Minutes (field): 2,052, Rachelle Smith Signees Cassie Owens Name Pos Hometown Gaby Rivera Minutes (goalkeeper): 1,646, Kaylan Marckese Carina Baltrip- MF Round Rock, Texas Parker Roberts GAA: 0.765, Kaylan Marckese Reyes Tess Sapone Georgia Eaton- D Ipswich, Suffolk, Gabby Seiler Collins England Rachelle Smith Cassidy Lindley MF/F Carmel, Ind. Briana Solis Mary Peace F Mulberry, Fla. Sarah Troccoli Samantha Tobar F Parkland, Fla. Danielle Van Liere
Sara Wilson
SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll Madison Alexander Laís Araujo Samantha Earle Ashley Pietra Alex Stubblebine Ailey Tebbett
The only freshman on the All-Southeastern Conference first team, Deanne Rose also was the SEC Freshman of the Year. She led UF in goals (9), points (21) and game-winning goals (5). 2017 University of Florida Soccer Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 25, 2017)
Record Overall Home Away Neutral All Games 17 - 7 - 0 9 - 2 - 0 5 - 4 - 0 3 - 1 - 0 Conference 7 - 3 - 0 3 - 1 - 0 3 - 2 - 0 1 - 0 - 0 Non-conference 10 - 4 - 0 6 - 1 - 0 2 - 2 - 0 2 - 1 - 0
Date Opponent Score Att. ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg pk-attps-att 08/18/17 at Florida Atlantic W 1-0 2086 21 Deanne Rose 21 9 3 21 59 .153 31 .525 5 0-0 08/20/17 TROY W 5-0 821 38 Gabby Seiler 23 6 8 20 53 .113 27 .509 2 3-4 08/25/17 #1 STANFORD W 3-2 925 27 Mayra Pelayo 23 4 2 10 35 .114 18 .514 3 0-0 08/27/17 SYRACUSE W 2-1 763 15 Sarah Troccoli 24 4 2 10 23 .174 11 .478 1 0-0 09/01/17 at Washington L 0-1 873 11 Briana Solis 24 2 6 10 16 .125 9 .563 2 0-0 09/03/17 vs Portland W 1-0 354 14 Madison Alexander 22 3 2 8 18 .167 11 .611 0 0-0 09/14/17 * #24 OLE MISS W 1-0 914 18 Lais Araujo 24 2 3 7 28 .071 7 .250 2 0-0 09/17/17 at Iowa State W 2-1 377 22 Parker Roberts 24 3 1 7 20 .150 9 .450 1 0-0 09/21/17 * at Texas A&M L 1-2 2345 5 Melanie Monteagudo 21 1 3 5 19 .053 6 .316 1 0-0 09/24/17 * ALABAMA W 3-0 756 10 Tess Sapone 24 1 1 3 7 .143 3 .429 0 1-1 10/01/17 * at Georgia W 3-0 2109 8 Cassie Owens 18 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0 0-0 10/05/17 * MISSOURI W 2-1 714 2 Samantha Chung 17 1 0 2 5 .200 1 .200 0 0-0 10/08/17 * at Vanderbilt W 3-0 352 7 Brittney Bennett 4 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 0 0-0 10/12/17 #16 FLORIDA STATE L 0-2 1412 12 Sammie Betters 24 0 1 1 13 .000 5 .385 0 0-0 10/15/17 * at Auburn University L 0-1 433 20 Julia Lester 24 0 1 1 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-0 10/19/17 * vs Kentucky W 2-0 352 19 Kristen Cardano 14 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 10/22/17 * at #11 Tennessee W 2-1 2411 13 Alyssa Howell 3 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 10/26/17 * #3 SOUTH CAROLINA L 0-1 924 4 Danielle Van Liere 7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 10/31/17 vs #6 Auburn University W 1-0 979 55 Gaby Rivera 2 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 11/02/17 vs #2 Texas A&M L 1-2 620 6 Kit Loferski 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11/10/17 SOUTH ALABAMA W 3-1 841 3 Jessie Holmes 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11/17/17 SOUTH FLORIDA W 1-0 1142 25 Sara Wilson 15 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11/19/17 WASHINGTON STATE W 1-0 758 81 Rachelle Smith 23 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11/24/17 at #5 South Carolina L 0-2 0 88 Courtney Douglas 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 TM TEAM 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 * Conference game Florida 24 38 34 110 317 .120 145 .457 17 4-5 UF Opponents Opponents 24 18 16 52 187 .096 84 .449 7 0-0 SHOT STATISTICS Goals-shot attempts 38-317 18-187 ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves % w l t sho Ssho Goals per game 1.58 .75 31 Kaylan Marckese 18 1646:02 14 .77 50 .781 12 6 0 8 0 Shot pct. .120 .096 44 Susi Espinoza 6 545:41 4 .66 14 .778 5 1 0 3 0 Shots/game 13.21 7.79 Total 24 2191:43 18 .74 66 .786 17 7 0 11 0 Shots on goal 145-317 84-187 Opponents 24 2191:43 38 1.56 107 .738 7 17 0 5 0 SOG pct. .457 .449 GOAL BREAKDOWN Goals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Penalties 4 0 Florida 16 19 2 1 38 Unassisted 12 4 Opponents 8 9 1 0 18 Overtime 3 1 Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total CORNER KICKS 128 78 Florida 152 157 6 2 317 Goals off corners 4 1 Opponents 90 91 6 0 187 PENALTY STROKESKICKS 4-5 0-0 PENALTIES Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Yellow cards 11 19 Florida 32 30 4 0 66 Red cards 0 0 Opponents 58 49 0 0 107
CornersPenalty CornersBy Period By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida 53 75 0 0 128 ATTENDANCE Opponents 37 39 2 0 78 Total 9970 10986 Dates/Avg Per Date 11/906 9/1221 Fouls By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Neutral Site #/Avg 4/576 Florida 100 97 2 0 199 Opponents 108 147 4 0 259 2018 SOFTBALL REVIEW
Record: 56-11 Overall, 20-4 SEC Team Highlights Florida had a school-record 10 crowds over 2,000 fans at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium during the 2018 season. Made its ninth appearance at the Women’s College NCAA Finish: T-5th World Series (WCWS). UF ranked fifth nationally in total home attendance with 60,040 fans filing into KSP Stadium. SEC Finish: 1st The nine appearances in the last 11 seasons are the most by any program nationally. The Gators had the nation’s best on base percentage (.426) and ranked inside the top 10 nationally in fielding percentage SEC Tournament Finish: 1st Won the program’s eighth overall and fourth-straight (0.984 – 2nd), earned run average (1.43 – 6th), scoring (6.22 Southeastern Conference Championship with a 20-4 – 6th), strikeout-to-walk ratio (5.04 – 5th) and win percentage All-Americans: 3 – Kelly Barnhill & Amanda league record. (0.836 – 5th). Lorenz (first team), Nicole DeWitt (second team) There have only been two programs in SEC The Gators set the NCAA record and UF record for most NFCA All-Southeast Region: 5 – Kelly Barnhill, history to win four consecutive league titles. walks in a season with 360 total. Nicole DeWitt, Amanda Lorenz, Aleshia Ocasio The eight overall regular season The previous national record was held by Auburn with (first team); Janell Wheaton (third team) championships lead the league. 349 in 2016. Picked up the No. 2 national seed in the 2018 NCAA Florida led the nation in shutouts (30) and strikeouts (574) USA Softball Player of the Year Top 4 Finalists: Tournament. It’s the 11th consecutive season UF has Kelly Barnhill & Amanda Lorenz earned a top five national seed and the second time It’s the third consecutive year that the program has to have received the No. 2 overall seed. posted 30 or more shutouts in a season and second SEC Pitcher of the Year: Kelly Barnhill consecutive year to have thrown 500 or more Received an NCAA Tournament bid for the 19th time strikeouts. SEC Player of the Year: Amanda Lorenz in school history and hosted NCAA Regionals at KSP Stadium for the 14th straight season, including each Florida’s .984 fielding percentage in 2018 was .001 shy of All-SEC: 4 – Kelly Barnhill, Amanda Lorenz, year under Tim Walton. tying the school-record set in 2017 and ranks second nationally. Aleshia Ocasio & Nicole DeWitt (first team) Also appeared in its 11th Super Regional, 10th at KSP Stadium. UF has posted a fielding percentage higher than .980 Freshman All-SEC: 2 – Hannah Adams & Jordan for the past four seasons. Matthews Finished the year with a 56-11 overall record for Florida’s 10th 50-win season in program history. The Gators committed just 27 errors in 2018, which ties the SEC All-Defensive: 2 – Janell Wheaton (C) & school record for fewest errors committed in a season, which Boasted five NFCA All-Southeast Region team was set in 2016. Hannah Adams (2B) members: Kelly Barnhill, Nicole DeWitt, Amanda Lorenz, Aleshia Ocasio (first team); Janell Wheaton Junior pitcher Kelly Barnhill and outfielder Amanda Lorenz SEC All-Tournament Team: 4 – Amanda Lorenz (third team). along with former Gators Aubree Munro (catcher), Kelsey (MVP), Janell Wheaton, Aleshia Ocasio & Nicole Stewart (infield), Kirsti Merritt (outfield), Delanie Gourley DeWitt Kelly Barnhill and Amanda Lorenz (first team) along (pitcher) and Michelle Moultrie (outfield) were selected to with Nicole DeWitt (second team) went on to earn All- play for the USA Softball Women’s National Team (WNT) CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year: America honors, bringing the tally to 19 athletes with during its 2018 campaign. Kelly Barnhill (first team) 41 honors under Tim Walton. The Gators have had at least one All-American each of the last 12 years, Tim Walton earned his 800th career victory in the opening game of the Aquafina Invitational Feb. 23, against Maryland SEC Community Service Team: Kelly Barnhill including a first-team selection for the last eight seasons. and his 700th victory as the head coach of the Gators April 9, in the 3-2 victory in the series finale at Alabama. Senior CLASS Award Top 10 Finalist: Kayli Barnhill became the second softball player to be Kvistad named the Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All- Walton completes the 2018 campaign with a 722-149 (.829) American Player of the Year. record at UF and boasts a 845-213 (.799) career record as SEC Academic Honor Roll: 9 – Kelly Barnhill, a head coach. Stacey Nelson earned the award in 2009. Katie Chronister, Nicole DeWitt, Kayli Kvistad, He boasts the nation’s highest career winning Amanda Lorenz, Lily Mann, Theresa Swertfager & Kelly Barnhill and Amanda Lorenz among the final percentage among active DI softball coaches. Alex Voss four for the 2018 USA Softball DI Collegiate Player of the Year award. Walton is 81-32 (.717) in the NCAA Tournament as a SEC First-Year Honor Roll: 4 – Natalie Lugo, head coach, while the Florida program moved to 41- Barnhill, the 2017 USA Softball DI Collegiate 19 (.683) in NCAA Regional play, 19-7 (.731) in Super Danielle Romanello, Josie Page & Haven Player of the Year, earned a spot as a finalist Sampson Regional play and 26-16 (.619) in WCWS action. for the second consecutive season, while Associate Head Coach Jennifer Rocha has been a mainstay Letterwinners Returning/Lost for 2018 season: Lorenz advanced to the final round for the first time of her career. beside Head Coach Tim Walton and has achieved 13/5 tremendous success in the development of pitchers during Kelly Barnhill and Amanda Lorenz were also named her tenure. Departing Players (all seniors): Nicole DeWitt, as Top 4 Finalist for the 2018 CWSA Honda Award. Janell Wheaton, Aleshia Ocasio & Kayli Kvistad Under Rocha’s guidance, Florida has led the nation This was Lorenz’s first appearance as a with seven NFCA All-American pitchers who have finalist, while Barnhill captured the award after received a total of 17 NFCA All-American honors Newcomers: 8 – Brittany Allen, Amanda Beane, her sophomore campaign in 2017. Odalys Cordova, Elizabeth Hightower, Cheyenne since 2007. Lindsey, Hannah Sipos, Danni Farley & Jade UF had four All-Southeastern Conference selections, Seniors Aleshia Ocasio & Nicole DeWitt became the 14th & Caraway. two SEC All-Freshman team and two SEC All- 15th Gators to be selected in the National Pro Fastpitch Defensive members. (NPF) College Draft. UF finished the season ranked No. 5 in the USA Ocasio was selected as the 10th overall pick by the Today/NFCA Coaches Poll, No. 6 in the Chicago Bandits and DeWitt followed as the 17th ESPN.com/USA Softball & NCAA RPI and Florida overall selection to the USSSA Pride. had the seventh-toughest schedule in the NCAA. Florida's senior class of Kayli Kvistad, Janell Wheaton, Since 2006, Florida is the winningest NCAA Division Aleshia Ocasio and Nicole DeWitt cap their careers as the I softball program with a total of 679 wins compared second-winningest class in program history (230-35; .868). to just 124 losses for a staggering 0.846 win percentage.
Florida, picked in the preseason to win the SEC, became only the second program in SEC history to win four consecutive regular season titles.
Individual Highlights 2018 Schedule & Results Kelly Barnhill Aleshia Ocasio Record: 56-11 Home: 33-3 Away: 13-6 Neutral: 10-2 SEC: 20-4 . Honors: . Honors: . USA Softball DI Collegiate Player of the Year Top 4 . NFCA First Team All-Southeast Region Date Opponent Result Finalist . All-SEC First Team USF Wilson-DeMarini Tournament (Tampa, Fla.) 2/9 vs. Illinois State W, 9-0 . CWSA Honda Sports Award Top 4 Finalist . SEC All-Tournament Team 2/10 vs. No. 18/16 Michigan W, 2-0 2/10 vs. Georgia State W, 11-0 (5) SEC Pitcher of the Year . . SEC Pitcher of the Week (5/7) 2/11 vs. UAB W, 6-0 . First Team NFCA All-American . Set the program record for combined shutouts over 2/11 at USF W, 14-3 (5) her career with 25. ——————————————————————————————— . First Team NFCA All-Southeast Region 2/14 vs. North Florida W, 9-0 (5) Ranks second all-time at UF in fewest walks allowed . 2/17 at No. 16/19 Louisiana W, 4-0 . First Team All-SEC per seven innings (1.04). 2/17 at No. 16/19 Louisiana W, 9-0 (6) . SEC Pitcher of the Week four times (2/26,3/5, 3/27 & . Hurled the program’s first NCAA postseason seven- 2/18 at No. 16/19 Louisiana L, 4-3 (11) 4/17) inning complete-game no-hitter. No-hit Ohio State in 2/21 vs. Oakland (DH) W, 6-2, 10-0 (5) the Gainesville Regional Championship (5/20). ——————————————————————————————— . USA Softball Co-Player of the Week (2/27) . Combined with freshman Natalie Lugo for the Aquafina Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) 2/23 vs. Maryland W, 7-2 . Louisville Slugger/NFCA Pitcher of the Week (2/27) program’s second combined perfect game in an 18-0 (5) win over Hampton (3/30). 2/23 vs. Illinois State W, 10-1 (5) . Google Cloud Academic All-American of the Year 2/24 vs. Maryland W, 12-0 (5) . Threw the second no-hitter of her career in game 2/24 vs. Iowa State W, 8-0 (5) . Google Cloud Academic All-American First Team one against FIU (3/28). 2/25 vs. Iowa State W, 3-0 . Her only blemish was a walk in the final inning 2/25 vs. Georgia Southern W, 8-0 (5) SEC Community Service Team . of play. ——————————————————————————————— . 2018 Team USA Member Judi Garman Classic (Fullerton, Ca.) Nicole DeWitt 3/1 vs.Loyola Marymount W, 13-0 (5) . Finished as the NCAA leader in hits allowed her seven 3/1 at Cal State Fullerton W, 10-0 (5) innings (2.78). . Honors: 3/2 vs. Michigan State CANCELLED 3/2 vs. Charlotte CANCELLED Posted a 37.0 scoreless inning streak. . . NFCA Second Team All-American 3/3 vs. No. 8/9 Baylor W, 4-0 . Ranked in the NCAA Top 10 in ERA (1.08 – 5th), Shutouts ——————————————————————————————— (11 – 10th) and wins (29 – 4th). . NFCA First Team All-Southeast Region 3/9 vs. No. 23/22 Kentucky* W, 6-0 . Threw five complete-game no-hitters including two . All-SEC First Team 3/10 vs. No. 23/22 Kentucky* W, 3-2 combined no-hitters. 3/11 vs. No. 23/22 Kentucky* W, 4-0 . SEC All-Tournament Team 3/16 at No. 10/12 Georgia* L, 5-4 . Hurled the first perfect game of her career against Georgia . Led the Gators with a season-high 14 home runs. 3/17 at No. 10/12 Georgia* L, 11-1 (5) Southern (2/25). 3/18 at No. 10/12 Georgia* W, 5-1 . Produced 17 games with 10 or more strikeouts. . Finished her career ranked third all-time in UF 3/21 vs. USF W, 9-0 history in on base percentage (.474) and ranks Earned 18 wins and seven shutouts over Top 25 3/24 vs. No. 8 Texas A&M* W, 6-1 . second in hit by pitch (66). opponents. 3/25 vs. No. 8 Texas A&M* W, 10-0 (5) . Hit a walk-off three-run home run in the seventh 3/26 vs. No. 8 Texas A&M* W, 7-3 inning to clinch the series sweep of South Carolina 3/28 vs. FIU W, 9-0 (5) (4/14). 3/28 vs. FIU L, 5-0 Amanda Lorenz 3/30 vs. Hampton W, 18-0 (5) . Honors: 3/30 vs. Jacksonville W, 2-1 3/31 vs. Hampton W, 7-0 . USA Softball DI Collegiate Player of the Year Top 4 Statistical Leaders 3/31 vs. Jacksonville W, 4-0 Finalist 4/4 at UCF L, 1-0 Average: .416 Amanda Lorenz 4/7 at No. 15 Alabama* W, 6-1 . CWSA Honda Sports Award Top 4 Finalist Hits: 74 Amanda Lorenz 4/8 at No. 15 Alabama* L, 3-2 Doubles: 19 Amanda Lorenz 4/9 at No. 15 Alabama* W, 3-2 . NFCA First Team All-American Triples: 4 Amanda Lorenz 4/11 at No. 13/8 Florida State L, 4-1 . NFCA First Team All-Southeast Region HR: 14 Nicole DeWitt 4/13 vs. No.11/12 South Carolina* W, 3-1 RBI: 61 Amanda Lorenz 4/14 vs.No.11/12 South Carolina* W, 7-0 . SEC Player of the Year Runs: 75 Amanda Lorenz 4/15 vs. No.11/12 South Carolina* W, 3-0 4/18 vs. Florida A&M W, 19-3 (5) . SEC Tournament Most Valuable Player Slugging %: .753 Amanda Lorenz On base %: .582 Amanda Lorenz 4/20 at No. 19/22 Mississippi State* W, 8-3 . SEC All-Tournament Team Walks: 70 Amanda Lorenz 4/21 at No. 19/22 Mississippi State* W, 6-2 Stolen bases: 6 Lorenz/Adams 4/22 at No. 19/22 Mississippi State* W, 3-0 All-SEC First Team 4/25 vs. No. 8/6 Florida State W, 5-1 . Wins: 29 Kelly Barnhill 4/27 vs. LSU* W, 7-0 . SEC Player of the Week (2/26) Saves: 2Aleshia Ocasiol 4/28 vs. LSU* L, 3-0 ERA: 1.08 Kelly Barnhill . 2018 Team USA Member 4/29 vs. LSU* W, 5-3 Strikeouts: 324 Kelly Barnhill 5/4 at Missouri* W, 4-2 Putouts: 500 Janell Wheaton . Only player in UF history to reach base safely in all games 5/5 at Missouri* W, 5-0 Assists: 97 Sophia Reynoso 5/6 at Missouri* W, 7-4 played during a season. Fielding %: 1.000 5 players ——————————————————————————————— . Broke the Florida single-season record for walks with 70. SEC TOURNAMENT (Columbia, Mo.) . The 70 walks also ranked first in the nation and she 5/10 vs. No.13/15 Alabama W, 5-2 currently has 176 career walks, which ranks second Signees 5/11 vs. No. 7/8 Tennessee W, 10-2 (5) in UF history behind Kayli Kvistad’s 186. Player Hometown 5/12 vs. No.12/14 South Carolina W, 3-1 ——————————————————————————————— . Finished second nationally in total runs scored with 75. Brittany Allen Corona, Calif. NCAA GAINESVILLE REGIONAL . Tied for second in a single-season in UF history. Amanda Beane Jacksonville Beach, Fla. 5/18 vs. Bethune-Cookman W, 8-0 (6) . Broke the Florida single-season record for highest on base Odalys Cordova Orlando, Fla. 5/19 vs. Ohio State W, 10-2 (6) percentage (.582). Danni Farley Wellington, Fla. 5/20 vs. Ohio State W, 4-0 Elizabeth HighTower Monticello, Fla. ——————————————————————————————— . In back-to-back games against Georgia Southern (2/25) NCAA GAINESVILLE SUPER REGIONAL and Loyola Marymount (3/1), Lorenz was a combined 7-for- Cheyenne Lindsey Chattanooga, Tenn. Hannah Sipos Cooper City, Fla. 5/24 vs. No. 15 Texas A&M W, 5-4 7 with six runs scored, 11 RBI, two doubles and three 5/25 vs. No. 15 Texas A&M L, 5-4 home runs. 5/26 vs. No. 15 Texas A&M W, 5-3 ——————————————————————————————— Transfers WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Player Hometown/Previous School 5/31 No. 7 Georgia W, 11-3 (5) Jade Caraway Winter Garden, Fla. / N.C. State 6/1 No. 3 UCLA L, 6-5 6/2 No. 4 Oklahoma L, 2-0 2018 Florida Softball Overall Statistics for Florida (as of Jun 22, 2018) (All games Sorted by Batting avg)
Record: 56-11 Home: 33-3 Away: 13-6 Neutral: 10-2 SEC: 20-4
Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 18 Amanda Lorenz .4 1 6 67-67 178 75 74 19 4 11 61 134 .7 5 3 70 2 16 1 .5 8 2 1 0 6-7 68 0 1 .9 8 6 23 Nicole DeWitt .3 2 6 67-67 181 57 59 15 1 14 57 118 .6 5 2 42 14 26 0 .4 8 1 2 7 5-5 47 81 4 .9 7 0 9 Jaimie Hoover .3 1 1 51-29 74 30 23 2 1 4 22 39 .5 2 7 20 4 14 1 .4 6 5 3 0 3-5 23 3 0 1.000 21 Kayli Kvistad .2 8 7 66-66 164 33 47 6 1 6 44 73 .4 4 5 58 7 25 4 .4 8 1 4 2 2-3 333 4 5 .9 8 5 14 Jordan Roberts .2 8 0 50-32 93 12 26 1 0 6 28 45 .4 8 4 16 2 23 2 .3 9 6 0 1 0-0 102 4 0 1.000 1 Hannah Adams .2 7 6 67-67 192 46 53 10 1 3 33 74 .3 8 5 40 1 25 2 .4 0 2 1 4 6-9 58 93 0 1.000 99 Jordan Matthews .2 7 4 62-60 157 26 43 8 1 5 45 68 .4 3 3 29 2 31 2 .3 9 4 0 0 2-2 17 2 2 .9 0 5 25 Janell Wheaton .2 6 2 63-58 149 26 39 5 0 4 28 56 .3 7 6 34 7 23 0 .4 1 7 2 2 2-3 470 28 2 .9 9 6 8 Aleshia Ocasio .2 2 9 62-60 157 34 36 4 3 5 36 61 .3 8 9 19 3 33 0 .3 1 5 5 7 5-5 23 32 4 .9 3 2 74 Sophia Reynoso .2 2 1 67-67 149 33 33 6 1 2 25 47 .3 1 5 23 11 16 2 .3 6 6 0 13 1-1 83 97 5 .9 7 3 ------6 Josie Page .5 0 0 3-0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .5 0 0 1 0 0 0 .6 6 7 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 47 Lily Mann .3 3 3 32-0 3 7 1 0 0 0 1 1 .3 3 3 0 0 0 0 .3 3 3 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 20 Theresa Swertfager .3 3 3 3-0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .3 3 3 0 0 2 0 .3 3 3 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 Alex Voss .2 4 1 66-47 58 20 14 4 0 0 6 18 .3 1 0 4 0 10 0 .2 8 6 1 1 5-6 31 2 1 .9 7 1 15 Danielle Romanello .1 8 2 34-5 44 3 8 2 0 1 8 13 .2 9 5 1 0 18 0 .1 9 6 1 0 0-0 15 0 0 1.000 26 Haven Sampson .0 0 0 31-0 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 2 0 2 0 .2 8 6 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.000 56 Katie Chronister .0 0 0 9-1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 1-2 0 4 0 1.000 11 Kelly Barnhill .0 0 0 4-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 5 18 3 .8 8 5 Totals . 2 8 4 67 1610 417 458 82 13 61 396 749 . 4 6 5 360 53 264 14 . 4 2 6 20 37 38-48 1280 376 27 . 9 8 4 Opponents . 1 5 7 67 1481 104 233 29 2 38 94 380 . 2 5 7 114 20 574 17 . 2 2 7 3 14 17-28 1207 426 61 . 9 6 4
LOB - Team (456), Opp (248). DPs turned - Team (20), Opp (22). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (4), Lorenz 2, Matthews 1, DeWitt 1, Opp (4).
(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)
Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 11 Kelly Barnhill 1 .0 8 29-3 41 38 23 11/7 0 214.1 85 46 33 76 324 9 0 21 .1 1 9 11 11 0 2 5 8 Aleshia Ocasio 1 .4 5 23-7 35 22 16 7/7 2 164.1 109 37 34 21 192 15 2 15 .1 8 6 3 6 0 1 5 ------10 Natalie Lugo 2 .4 1 2-0 13 3 1 1/5 0 32.0 24 12 11 6 39 5 0 1 .2 0 7 2 3 0 0 4 56 Katie Chronister 3 .9 4 2-1 8 4 0 0/4 0 16.0 15 9 9 11 19 0 0 1 .2 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 1 . 4 3 56-11 67 67 40 30/11 2 426.2 233 104 87 114 574 29 2 38 . 1 5 7 16 20 0 3 14 Opponents 6 . 1 9 11-56 67 67 23 4/1 1 402.1 458 417 356 360 264 82 13 61 . 2 8 4 28 53 0 20 37
PB - Team (3), Wheaton 2, J. Roberts 1, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - Wheaton (12-21), Barnhill (8-16), Ocasio (7-10), J. Roberts (5-6), Lugo (2-2). 2017-18 (M) Swimming & Diving REVIEW
NCAA Finish: 5th Team Highlights Individual Highlights SEC Championship Finish: 1st Record: 7-1 Overall, 3-1 SEC . After 20 seasons at the helm of the Khader Baqlah Final CSCAA Poll Ranking: 6th Florida swimming & diving program, . Earned four All-American honors at the 2018 NCAA head coach Gregg Troy retired. Championships: 100 free, 200 free, 400 and 800 FR All-Americans: 11 athletes, 33 honors During his time with the program, . Helped set a school record in the 400 FR at 2:45.73 at the Khader Baqlah (4): 100 free*, 200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR UF athletes won 43 individual NCAA Championships Chandler Bray (1): 200 MR . Won gold in the 200 free at the SEC Championships; took Caeleb Dressel (7): 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, 200 FR, 400 national championships, 177 SEC silver in the 500 free FR, 200 MR, 400 MR titles and garnered 1,145 All- . Member of the first place 400 and 800 FR teams at the Ben Lawless (1): 1,650 free* America honors. While at Florida, he SEC Championships Bayley Main (1): 400 MR has also coached 47 Gator . Totaled 10 individual victories and nine relay wins Blake Manganiello (1): 1,650 free* Olympians with 78 appearances at throughout the season Enzo Martinez-Scarpe (1): 200 FR the last five Olympic Games. Those . All-SEC First Team
Maxime Rooney (2): 800 FR, 400 MR athletes totaled 23 medals, including Chandler Bray Jan Switkowski (7): 100 fly, 200 fly, 200 IM, 200 FR, 400 11 gold. . Earned one All-America honor in his sophomore season as FR, 800 FR, 400 MR . At the 2018 NCAA Championships, a Gator, swimming breaststroke in the 200 MR Mark Szaranek (7): 200 breast, 200 IM, 400 IM*, 200 FR, Florida claimed four national . Helped set a school record in the 200 MR at NCAA 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR individual titles, one relay title and Championships, finishing third overall with a time of 1:22.33 Michael Taylor (1): 200 MR six other top-3 finishes to earn a *Honorable Mention . Member of winning SEC 200 MR fifth-place finish with 347 points. The . All-SEC First Team CSCAA Swimmer of Year: Caeleb Dressel Gators placed the highest of any . SEC Academic Honor Roll Southeastern Conference squad. All-SEC: 10 athletes Caeleb Dressel First Team: Khader Baqlah, Chandler Bray, Caeleb Dressel, . The Gators have placed inside the . Earned seven All-America honors and national titles in the Bayley Main, Maxime Rooney, Jan Switkowski, Mark top 10 every year since 2000 (head 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly and 200 FR, as well as claiming Szaranek, Michael Taylor coach Gregg Troy took on the men’s his third consecutive College Swimming Coaches Second Team: Blake Manganiello, Enzo Martinez-Scarpe team prior to the 1999-2000 Association of America (CSCAA) Swimmer of the Year at the NCAA Championships Freshman All-SEC: 1 athlete: Michael Taylor season). . Florida had 11 swimmers combine . 2017-18 SEC Male Athlete of the Year – 13th time a Gator SEC Male Athlete of the Year: Caeleb Dressel for 33 All-America honors. earned SEC Athlete of Year and first since 2016 . Times of 17.63 (50 free), 39.90 (100 free) and 42.80 (100 SEC Swimmer of the Year: Caeleb Dressel . Caeleb Dressel earned his third fly) set NCAA, American, U.S. Open, UF and pool records. consecutive College Swimming . Dressel became the first person to break 18 seconds in the SEC Men’s Coach of the Year: Gregg Troy Coaches Association of America 50 free and 40 seconds in the 100 free (CSCAA) Swimmer of the Year . Holds nine UF records: 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, 100 Google Cloud Academic All-America: Caeleb Dressel (second team) honor. The award started in 2005 breast, 200 IM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR and it was the sixth such honor for . Career total of 10 NCAA titles is Florida’s all-time high on SEC Academic Honor Roll: 23 the Florida program. the men’s side Brennan Balogh, Chandler Bray, Taylor Delk, Caeleb . UF brought home its sixth straight . Earned the Commissioner’s Trophy at the Southeastern Dressel, Alex Farrow, Dalton Goss, Ben Kennedy, Ben Conference Championships after winning titles in the 50 Lawless, Alex Lebed, Dakota Mahaffey, Bayley Main, Blake and 39th overall Southeastern free, 100 free, 100 fly, 400 FR, 200 MR and 400 MR Manganiello, Christoph Margotti, Enzo Martinez-Scarpe, Conference championship behind . His total of 10 individual SEC titles is the most by any male Ross Palazzo, Colin Rockwell, Maxime Rooney, Tyler Silver, 10 SEC event titles – six individual, Jan Switkowski, Jack Szaranek, Mark Szaranek, Viktor Toth, swimmer in UF’s program history Stanley Wu four relays. . Totaled 24 individual and 15 relay wins . Caeleb Dressel claimed his third . Member of the All-SEC First Team and SEC Academic SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 4 SEC Male Swimmer of the Year Honor Roll Tate Callahan, Erge Gezmis, Gerry Quinn, Michael Taylor honor after swimming to three . Google Cloud Academic All-America At-Large second- team Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 27/10 individual SEC titles and helping to win three relays. Ben Lawless Departing Athletes: 10 . Gregg Troy was named the SEC . Earned one All-American honor in the 1650 free, finishing Andrew Brady, Caeleb Dressel, Dalton Goss, Ben Kennedy, Men’s Swimming Coach of the Year with a career-best time of 14:42.88 Ben Lawless, Blake Manganiello, Enzo Martinez-Scarpe, . Totaled eight individual wins throughout the season Colin Rockwell, Jan Switkowski, Mark Szaranek for the sixth consecutive year and . SEC Academic Honor Roll 10th time in his tenure at Florida. Bayley Main . The Florida men set 11 school . Earned one All-American honor in 400 MR at NCAA records to end the 2017-18 season. Championships . The Gators had 23 student-athletes . Helped set a school record in the 400 MR at 3:03.16 at the named to the SEC Academic Honor NCAA Championships Roll and four to the First-Year . Won gold in the 400 MR at the SEC Championships Academic Honor Roll. . Two individual and one relay wins throughout the season . All-SEC First Team . SEC Academic Honor Roll
Caeleb Dressel, Enzo Martinez-Scarpe, Jan Switkowski and Mark Szaranek celebrate after winning the 200 free relay at NCAAs. The title was the first 200 FR championship on the men’s side in program history.
Blake Manganiello Top Times 2017-18 . Earned one All-American honor in the 1650 free, finishing with a career-best time of 14:44.72 50 Free – Caeleb Dressel (17.63^) 100 Free – Caeleb Dressel (39.90^) Schedule & Results . Won bronze in the 1650 free at the SEC Dual Record: 7-1 overall, 4-0 SEC Championships 200 Free – Khader Baqlah (1:31.96) . All-SEC Second Team 500 Free – Khader Baqlah (4:14.48) . SEC Academic Honor Roll 1,650 Free – Ben Lawless (14:42.88) DATE OPPONENT RESULT Sept. 22-24 All-Florida Invitational 1st, 1227.5 Enzo Martinez-Scarpe 100 Back – Bayley Main (46.01) . Won the first national title of his career in the 200 FR 200 Back – Michael Taylor (1:40.28) Oct. 20-21 Texas/ W, 258-171 with a school record time of 1:14.39, earning his one 100 Breast – Caeleb Dressel (50.03) Indiana Tri-Meet L, 187-242 All-American honor in the process 200 Breast – Mark Szaranek (1:51.17) Oct. 25 Alabama* W, 158-140 . The 200 FR title was the first ever for the men in 100 Fly – Caeleb Dressel (42.80^) Oct. 27 Georgia* W, 179-121 program history 200 Fly – Jan Switkowski (1:39.55^) . Won silver in the 200 FR at the SEC Championships 200 IM – Caeleb Dressel (1:38.13^) Nov. 16-18 Purdue Invite 1st, 1009 . All-SEC Second Team Dec. 17-19 Auburn Invite (Diving) 4th, 32 . SEC Academic Honor Roll 400 IM – Mark Szaranek (3:37.50) 200 Free Relay – Dressel, Switkowski, Maxime Rooney Jan. 5 FSU W, 209-91 . Earned two All-American honors in the 800 FR and Martinez-Scarpe, M.Szaranek (1:14.39^) Jan 6. FAU W, 179-103 the 400 MR at NCAA Championships 400 Free Relay – Baqlah, Switkowski, Jan 20 Auburn* (Senior Day) W, 183-114 . Won gold in the 400 FR and 800 FR at the SEC Dressel, M.Szaranek (2:45.73^) Championship Meet; took silver in the 200 free 800 Free Relay – Switkowski, Baqlah, Jan 26 Tennessee* W, 178-122 . Holds two school records: 800 FR, 400 MR Rooney, M. Szaranek (6:09.52) Feb. 2-4 Auburn Invitational NTS . Five individual and eight relay wins in the 2017-18 200 Medley Relay – Taylor, Bray, Feb. 13-17 SEC Championships 1st, 1237 season M. Szaranek, Dressel (1:22.33^) Feb. 23-25 Florida Last Chance Invite NTS . All-SEC First Team 400 Medley Relay – Main, Dressel, . SEC Academic Honor Roll March 5-7 NCAA Diving Zones NTS Switkowski, Rooney (3:03.16^) Jan Switkowski ^ - School Record March 20-23 Men’s NCAA Championships 5th, 347 . Won his first individual national title in the 200 IM with a career-best time of 42.80 . Was a member of the national championship-winning Top Dives 200 FR team – the first 200 FR in the history of the 1M Diving – Dalton Goss (294.00) men’s program at UF 3M Diving – Alex Farrow (353.03) . Tied for the most All-America honors on the men’s Platform Diving – Dalton Goss (305.30) side with seven . Finished second in both the 100 fly (44.49) and 200 fly (1:39.55) . Holds five school records (200 fly, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR) . Won gold in the 100 fly, 800 FR and 400 FR at the SEC Championships; took silver in the 200 FR . 18 individual and 19 relay wins through the season . All-SEC First Team . SEC Academic Honor Roll Caeleb Dressel moved his career total of
Mark Szaranek NCAA titles to a school-record 10 after . Was a member of the national championship-winning sweeping his three individual events at the 200 FR team – the first 200 FR in the history of the 2018 NCAA Championships (50 and 100 The Gators won their sixth-straight SEC Championship in men’s program at UF freestyle and 100 butterfly) and adding a 200 2018. Coach Gregg Troy was named SEC Men’s Coach of . Tied for the most All-America honors on the men’s free relay championship. He picked up his the Year for the 10th time in his career and Caeleb Dressel side with seven third consecutive College Swimming Coaches earned SEC Swimmer of the Meet honors for the third . Collected gold in the 200 breast, 400 and 800 free Association of America (CSCAA) Swimmer of consecutive year. relay at the SEC Championships; took silver in the the Year award at the meet’s conclusion. 400 IM and bronze in the 200 IM . Holds six UF records: 200 breast, 400 IM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR . Seven individual and eight relay wins in 2017-18 . All-SEC First Team . SEC Academic Honor Roll
Michael Taylor . Earned one All-America honor in his freshman campaign, swimming backstroke in the 200 MR . Helped set a school record in the 200 MR at NCAA Championships, finishing third overall with a time of Jan Switkowski won the 200 IM National 1:22.33 Championship with a time of 1:39.54. Seven . Member of the 200 MR, which placed first at the SEC Gators have won nine NCAA 200 IM titles Championships since 1991. . All-SEC First Team . All-SEC Freshman Team 2017‐18 Florida Men’s Swimming & Diving Top 5 Marks 100 Butterfly Caeleb Dressel 42.80 NCAA Championships (3/23/18) Jan Switkowski 44.49 NCAA Championships (3/23/18) 50 Freestyle Erge Gezmis 46.94 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Caeleb Dressel 17.23 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) Mark Szaranek 47.52 Tennessee (1/26/18) Enzo Martinez‐Scarpe 19.62 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Christoph Margotti 47.82 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Enzo Martinez‐Scarpe 19.62 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) 200 Butterfly Bayley Main 19.70 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) Jan Switkowski 1:39.55 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Christoph Margotti 19.94 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Maxime Rooney 1:43.11 SEC Championships (2/17/18) 100 Freestyle Erge Gezmis 1:43.43 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Caeleb Dressel 39.90 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Mark Szaranek 1:45.53 Tennessee (1/26/18) Khader Baqlah 42.17 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Grant Sanders 1:45.77 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Maxime Rooney 42.51 SEC Championships (2/18/18) 200 IM Christoph Margotti 43.36 Auburn Invite (2/04/18) Caeleb Dressel 1:38.13 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Bayley Main 43.39 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Jan Switkowski 1:39.54 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) 200 Freestyle Mark Szaranek 1:40.27 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) Khader Baqlah 1:31.96 SEC Championships (2/16/18) Alex Lebed 1:43.95 Last Chance Meet (2/23/18) Jan Switkowski 1:31.98 NCAA Championships (3/21/18) Grant Sanders 1:44.04 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) Maxime Rooney 1:32.97 SEC Championships (2/14/18) 400 IM Gerry Quinn 1:34.51 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Mark Szaranek 3:37.50 SEC Championships (2/16/18) Grady Heath 1:34.90 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Jan Switkowski 3:42.50 Purdue invitational (11/17/17) 500 Freestyle Grant Sanders 3:42.81 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Khader Baqlah 4:14.48 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Taylor Delk 3:44.23 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Andrew Brady 4:14.98 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Santiago Corredor 3:44.55 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Ben Lawless 4:16.06 SEC Championships (2/14/18) 200 Freestyle Relay Blake Manganiello 4:16.56 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) C. Dressel, Switkowski, Martinez‐Scarpe, M. 1:14.39 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) Santiago Corredor 4:18.57 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Szaranek 1000 Freestyle 400 Freestyle Relay Blake Manganiello 8:53.92 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Baqlah, Switkowski, C. Dressel, M. Szaranek 2:45.73 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Ben Lawless 8:54.67 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) 800 Freestyle Relay Andrew Brady 9:00.56 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Switkowski, Baqlah, Rooney, M. Szaranek 6:09.52 NCAA Championships (3/21/18) Taylor Delk 9:03.45 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) 200 Medley Relay Khader Baqlah 9:10.86 vs. Indiana, Texas (10/20/17) Taylor, Bray, M. Szaranek, C. Dressel 1:22.33 NCAA Championships (3/23/18) 1650 Freestyle 400 Medley Relay Ben Lawless 14:42.88 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Main, C. Dressel, Switkowski, Rooney 3:03.16 NCAA Championships (3/22/18) Blake Manganiello 14:44.72 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) 1‐meter Diving Taylor Delk 14:55.01 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Robert Goss 294.00 All‐Florida Invitational (9/23/17) Andrew Brady 14:57.06 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Alex Farrow 281.03 vs. Georgia (10/27/17) Drew Clark 15:15.71 Auburn Invite (2/4/18) 100 Backstroke Bayley Main 46.01 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) 3‐meter Diving Michael Taylor 46.16 Last Chance Meet (2/23/18) Alex Farrow 353.03 vs. Auburn (1/20/18) Brennan Balogh 46.77 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Robert Goss 324.00 vs. Georgia (10/27/17) Clark Beach 47.14 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Jan Switkowski 47.51 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) 200 Backstroke Platform Michael Taylor 1:40.28 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Robert Goss 305.30 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Clark Beach 1:41.06 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Alex Farrow 244.35 Purdue Invitational (11/18/17) Brennan Balogh 1:41.19 Last Chance Meet (2/13/18) Jan Switkowski 1:42.70 Purdue Invitational (11/18/17) Maxime Rooney 1:43.17 Purdue Invitational (11/19/17) 100 Breaststroke (c) = course conversion Caeleb Dressel 50.03 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Marco Guarente 52.89 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Chandler Bray 53.26 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Stanley Wu 53.36 Last Chance Meet (2/23/18) Ross Palazzo 54.17 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) 200 Breaststroke Mark Szaranek 1:51.71 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) Ross Palazzo 1:54.95 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Marco Guarente 1:55.13 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Chandler Bray 1:56.06 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Grant Sanders 1:56.39 NCAA Championships (3/24/18) 2017-18 (W) Swimming & Diving REVIEW
NCAA Finish: T-35th Team Highlights Individual Highlights SEC Championship Finish: 7th Record: 4-5 overall, 1-3 SEC . After 20 seasons at the helm of the Taylor Ault Final CSCAA Poll Ranking: No. 17 Florida swimming & diving program, . Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 500 free and head coach Gregg Troy retired. 1650 free, finishing 39th and 27th, respectively All-Americans: 2 athletes, 3 honors During his time with the program, . Also had the fastest split in the Florida’s 800 free relay Sherridon Dressel (1): 100 back* UF athletes won 43 individual (1:45.81), where the Gators finished 22nd Brooke Madden (2): 1-meter*, 3-meter* . Ended the two-year drought of a Florida women’s relay national championships, 177 SEC *Honorable Mention titles and garnered 1,145 All- automatically qualifying for NCAAs with an A-cut (800 FR) America honors. While at Florida, he . Earned a silver medal at the SEC Championships after posting a career-best time of 16:03.36 in the 1650 free All-SEC: 1 athlete has also coached 47 Gator Second Team: Taylor Ault . Second Team All-SEC selection Olympians with 78 appearances at . Earned SEC All-Freshman accolades SEC All-Freshman: 1 athlete the last five Olympic Games. Those . Eight individual and two relay wins throughout the season All-Freshman: Taylor Ault athletes totaled 23 medals, including . Posted Florida’s top times in the 500 free (4:41.64) and 11 gold. 1650 free (16:03.36) SEC Academic Honor Roll: 20 . Florida sent eight swimmers and Emma Ball, Tori Bindi, Hannah Burns, Madison one diver to the 2018 NCAA Emma Ball Conway, Kelsey Dambacher, Georgia Darwent, Championships . Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 50 free, 100 Sherridon Dressel, Savanna Faulconer, Brianna . Brooke Madden and Sherridon back and 200 MR Felegi, Kelly Fertel, Bella Garofalo, Abby Howell, . Best finish at NCAAs came in the 100 back (28th / 52.88) Dressel earned All-America honors Dani Keymont, Brooke Madden, Georgia Marris, . Advanced to the 100 back A-final in first Southeastern Amelia Maughan, Elisavet Panti, Paige Scheriger, for the Gators at NCAAs Conference Championships, placing seventh (52.22) Teya Syskakis, Boni Trinter . Florida returns eight of their nine . Six individual and four relay wins throughout the season 2018 NCAA Championship squad . Posted Florida's season-best time in the 100 back (51.78) SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 7 members for the 2018-19 season – . SEC Academic Honor Roll Yekaterina Aslanidi, Taylor Ault, Adrianna Deboer, losing only senior Amelia Maughan Jillian Hatch, Gabby Hillis, Nikki Miller, Emma . The Gators took seventh in the 2018 Hannah Burns Whitner Southeastern Conference . Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 200 IM, 400 Championships, scoring 619 points IM and 200 fly. Best finish came in the 400 IM where she Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 27/4 placed 27th with a time of 4:11.70 . Freshman Taylor Ault was runner-up . Advanced to one A final and two B finals at the SEC Departing Athletes: 4 in 1650-yard freestyle at SECs with Championships. Placed sixth overall in the 400 IM Brianna Felegi, Amelia Maughan, Elisavet Panti, a career-best time of 16:03.36 (4:08.22), 14th in the 200 fly (1:58.20) and 16th in the 200 Paige Scheriger . Ault earned a spot on both the All- IM (1:57.83) SEC Second Team and the All-SEC . Seven individual wins throughout the season Freshman Team for her . Posted Florida's season-best time in the 200 fly (1:56.94) performance at the meet . SEC Academic Honor Roll . Brooke Madden qualified to NCAAs in the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform Sherridon Dressel . Earned Honorable Mention All-American honors after events finishing 14th overall in the 100 back at NCAAs (51.86) . Madden was Florida’s only diver to . Posted a career-best time of 51.80 in the preliminaries of reach an SEC diving final, taking fifth the 100 back at NCAAs on the 3-meter board and the . Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 50 free, 100
Brooke Madden competing at the 2018 NCAA platform, with a scores of 336.55 back, 200 back, 200 MR and 400 FR Championships, where she earned two All- and 265.50, respectively . Finished fifth overall in the A final of the 100 back at the American honors. The sophomore finished 13th . The Gators earned 20 SEC 2018 SEC Championships overall on both the 1-meter board and 3-meter Academic Honor Roll an . Totaled five individual and seven relay victories throughout d seven the season boards. She scored eight out of the Gators 11 First-Year Academic Honor Roll points at NCAAs this season. . Posted Florida’s top times in both the 50 free (22.48) and selections. the 100 free (48.75) . SEC Academic Honor Roll Savanna Faulconer . Qualified for the 2018 NCAA Championships in the 500 free, 1650 free and 400 IM . Posted a 29th place finish in the 400 IM (4:12.00) . Made two consolation finals at the SEC Championships – finished 11th in the 400 IM (4:09.33) and 14th in the 500 free (4:43.98) . Seven individual and one relay win throughout the season . SEC Academic Honor Roll Kelly Fertel Top Times 2017-18 . Qualified for NCAAs in the 200 IM, 400 IM and 200 50 Free – Sherridon Dressel (22.48) breast. Finished 18th in the 400 IM with a career-best 100 Free – Sherridon Dressel (48.75) and Schedule & Results time of 4:07.89 Amelia Maughan (48.75) Dual Record: 4-5 overall, 1-3 SEC . Also posted a career-best time of 1:56.84 in the 200 200 Free – Kelsey Dambacher (1:45.49) IM to finish 21st overall 500 Free – Taylor Ault (4:41.64) DATE OPPONENT RESULT . Ended the two-year drought of a Florida women’s 1,650 Free – Taylor Ault (16:03.36) Sept. 22-24 All-Florida Invitational 1st, 1068 relay automatically qualifying for NCAAs with an A-cut 100 Back – Emma Ball (51.78) Oct. 20-21 Texas/ L, 136.5-290.5 (800 FR) 200 Back – Sydney Sell (1:53.43) Indiana Tri-Meet L, 178-251 . Totaled five individual and two relay wins throughout 100 Breast – Dani Keymont (1:01.77) Oct. 25 Alabama* W, 166-134 the season 200 Breast – Dani Keymont (2:14.17) . Posted Florida’s top times in the 200 IM (1:56.84) and 100 Fly – Georgia Marris (53.92) Oct. 27 Georgia* L, 118-182 400 IM (4:07.89) 200 Fly – Hannah Burns (1:56.94) Nov. 4 Florida Gulf Coast W, 173-125 . SEC Academic Honor Roll 200 IM – Kelly Fertel (1:56.84) Nov. 16-18 Purdue Invite 2nd, 663.5 400 IM – Kelly Fertel (4:07.89) Dec. 17-19 Auburn Invite (Diving) 3rd, 79 200 Free Relay – Garofalo, Ball, Dressel, Brooke Madden Jan. 5 FSU W, 184-116 . Earned Honorable Mention All-America honors on Maughan (1:30.49) both the 1-meter board and 3-meter board 400 Free Relay – Dressel, Maughan, Garofalo, Jan 6. FAU W, 180-101 . Finished 13th in both events, scoring 294.50 off the 1- Dambacher (3:18.61) Jan 20 Auburn* (Senior Day) L, 139.5-160.5 meter board and 317.10 off the 3-meter board 800 Free Relay – Dambacher, Fertel, Ault, Jan 26 Tennessee* L, 116-184 . Qualified for the 2018 NCAA Championships in all Maughan (7:02.30) Feb. 2-4 Auburn Invitational NTS 200 Medley Relay – Ball, Keymont, Dressel, three boards Feb. 13-17 SEC Championships 7th, 619 . Recorded two top-5 finishes at SEC Championships – Maughan (1:37.16) 3-meter (5th, 336.55), Platform (5th, 265.50) 400 Medley Relay – Ball, Keymont, Dressel, Feb. 23-25 Florida Last Chance Invite NTS . Seven wins in the 2017-18 season Maughan (3:38.01) March 5-7 NCAA Diving Zones NTS . Post Florida’s top scores in three events: 1-meter March 20-23 Women’s NCAA Championships T-35th, 11 (316.58), 3-meter (353.10) and platform – 5 dives (265.50) . SEC Academic Honor Roll Top Dives 1M Diving – Brooke Madden (316.58) 3M Diving – Brooke Madden (353.10) Amelia Maughan Platform (5 Dives) – Brooke Madden (265.50) . Capped her Gator career at the 2018 NCAA Platform (6 Dives) – Emma Whitner (231.45) Championships, where she posted a career-best time of 48.75 in the 100 free . Qualified for NCAAs in the 50, 100 and 200 free . Ended the two-year drought of a Florida women’s relay automatically qualifying for NCAAs with an A-cut (800 FR) . Earned a spot in the 200 free A final at the SEC Championships, where she finished seventh overall with a time of 1:46.93 . Two individual wins and three relay victories during the season Freshman Taylor Ault holds up her silver . Posted Florida’s top time in the 100 free (48.75) medal after finishing second in the 1650 . SEC Academic Honor Roll free at SEC Championships with a career- Sophomore Sherridon Dressel swam a 51.80 to finish 14th best time of 16:03.36. overall at the NCAA Championships and earn the first All- Sydney Sell American honors of her career. . Qualified for NCAA Championships in the 100 back, 200 back and 200 IM . Best NCAA finish came in the 200 back, where she placed 37th with a time of 1:55.00 . Made two consolation finals at the SEC Championships – finished 11th in the 200 back (1:54.77) and 15th in the 100 back (54.04) . Four individual wins throughout the season . Posted Florida’s top time in the 200 back (1:53.43)
The 800 free relay team of Kelsey Dambacher, Kelly Fertel, Taylor Ault and Amelia Maughan celebrate at the 2018 SEC Championships after swimming an A- cut time of 7:02.30 to qualify to NCAAs. 2017‐18 Florida Women’s Swimming & Diving Top 5 Marks 100 Butterfly Georgia Marris 53.92 SEC Championships (2/16/18) Sherridon Dressel 54.29 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) 50 Freestyle Emma Ball 54.69 Purdue Invitational (11/17/17) Sherridon Dressel 22.48 NCAA Championships (2/15/18) Jillian Hatch 55.08 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Emma Ball 22.62 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Kelly Fertel 55.90 Florida Atlantic (1/6/18) Bella Garofalo 22.71 SEC Championships (2/15/18) 200 Butterfly Amelia Maughan 22.83 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Hannah Burns 1:56.94 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Kelsey Dambacher 22.94 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Georgia Marris 1:57.56 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) 100 Freestyle Kelly Fertel 2:00.34 FGCU (11/4/17) Sherridon Dressel 48.75 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Jillian Hatch 2:00.56 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Amelia Maughan 48.75 NCAA Championships (3/17/18) Nikki Miller 2:00.60 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Bella Garofalo 48.99 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) 200 IM Kelsey Dambacher 49.11 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Kelly Fertel 1:56.84 NCAA Championships (3/15/18) Tori Bindi 49.78 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Hannah Burns 1:57.39 SEC Championships (2/15/18) 200 Freestyle Savanna Faulconer 1:59.71 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Amelia Maughan 1:44.49 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Sydney Sell 1:59.90 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Kelsey Dambacher 1:45.44 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Sherridon Dressel 2:01.19 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Georgia Marris 1:46.55 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) 400 IM Hannah Burns 1:46.73 SEC Championships (2/16/18) Kelly Fertel 4:07.89 NCAA Championships (3/16/18) Tori Bindi 1:47.36 SEC Championships (2/16/18) Hannah Burns 4:08.10 SEC Championships (2/16/18) 500 Freestyle Savanna Faulconer 4:09.14 Purdue Invitational (11/17/17) Taylor Ault 4:41.64 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Makayla Sargent 4:15.40 Purdue Invitational (11/17/17) Savanna Faulconer 4:43.77 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Paige Scheriger 4:20.60 Purdue Invitational (11/17/17) Kahra Williams 4:44.60 SEC Championships (2/15/18) 200 Freestyle Relay Hannah Burns 4:45.55 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Garofalo, Ball, Dressel, Maughan 1:30.49 SEC Championships (2/15/18) Georgia Darwent 4:46.09 Last Chance Meet (2/23/18) 400 Freestyle Relay 1000 Freestyle Dressel, Maughan, Garofalo, Dambacher 3:18.61 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Taylor Ault 9:42.72 SEC Championships (2/18/18) 800 Freestyle Relay Kahra Williams 9:48.39 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Dambacher, Fertel, Ault, Maughan 7:02.30 SEC Championships (2/14/18) Georgia Darwent 9:52.61 SEC Championships (2/18/18) 200 Medley Relay Hannah Burns 9:53.14 FGCU (11/4/17) Ball, Keymont, Dressel, Maughan 1:37.16 SEC Championships (2/14/18) Savanna Faulconer 9:53.92 FSU (1/5/18) 400 Medley Relay 1650 Freestyle Ball, Keymont, Dressel, Maughan 3:38.01 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Taylor Ault 16:03.36 SEC Championships (2/18/18) 1‐meter Diving Kahra Williams 16:13.39 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Brooke Madden 316.58 Georgia (10/27/17) Georgia Darwent 16:20.83 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) Teya Syskakis 269.03 Georgia (10/27/17) Hannah Burns 16:27.05 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Emma Whitner 267.90 Auburn (1/20/18) Savanna Faulconer 16:29.28 Purdue Invitational (11/16/17) Abby Howell 252.08 All‐Florida Invite (9/22/17) 100 Backstroke Brianna Felegi 231.08 All‐Florida Invite (9/22/17) Emma Ball 51.78 Purdue Invitational (11/17/17) 3‐meter Diving Sherridon Dressel 51.80 NCAA Championships (3/16/18) Brooke Madden 353.10 SEC Championships (2/16/18) Kelsey Dambacher 52.98 Purdue Invitational (11/17/17) Teya Syskakis 315.53 Georgia (10/27/17) Sydney Sell 53.68 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Emma Whitner 286.65 FGCU (11/4/17) Madison Conway 56.08 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Abby Howell 261.38 All‐Florida Invite (9/23/17) 200 Backstroke Brianna Felegi 258.60 Georgia (10/27/17) Sydney Sell 1:53.43 Purdue Invitational (11/18/17) Platform (5 Dives) Sherridon Dressel 1:54.19 NCAA Championships (3/17/18) Brooke Madden 265.50 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Emma Ball 1:56.14 Purdue Invitational (11/18/17) Emma Whitner 246.20 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Georgia Darwent 1:58.47 Purdue Invitational (11/18/17) Teya Syskakis 199.30 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Madison Conway 1:59.58 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) 100 Breaststroke Dani Keymont 1:01.77 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Adrianna DeBoer 1:02.38 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) Paige Scheriger 1:02.44 SEC Championships (2/17/18) Kelly Fertel 1:02.83 at Tennessee (1/26/18) Jessica Rodriguez 1:04.54 Last Chance Meet (2/24/18) 200 Breaststroke Kelly Fertel 2:12.96 NCAA Championships (3/17/18) Dani Keymont 2:14.17 SEC Championships (2/18/18) Paige Scheriger 2:14.66 SEC Championships(2/18/18) Hannah Burns 2:15.79 at Tennessee (1/26/18) Jessica Rodriguez 2:17.98 Last Chance Meet (2/25/18) 2017-18 MEN’S TENNIS REVIEW
Team Highlights Oliver Crawford Posted a 27-8 overall singles record with a 26-7 Records: 19-10 overall, 9-3 SEC Advanced to the NCAA Tournament doubles record Elite Eight for the ninth time in NCAA Finish: T-5th program history, and second under 3x SEC Freshman of the Week and 1x SEC Player of head coach Bryan Shelton. the Week Final Poll Rankings: 10th Earned the programs first ever win Only student-athlete to claim both SEC and Freshman over a No. 1 ranked opponent when of the Week honors SEC Finish: 3rd they defeated Wake Forest in Named SEC Freshman of the Year and First Team All- Winston-Salem, N.C. SEC SEC Tournament Finish: T-3rd (1-1) Played 23 ranked opponents, earning Had an SEC best 12-match winning streak
13 wins Started the year at No. 4 singles but eventually made it All-America Honors: 4 athletes, 5 honors – Seven wins against teams ranked in to the No. 1 position Alfredo Perez (singles & doubles), the top 25 Posted a 10-0 record at No. 3 singles Johannes Ingildsen (doubles), Ended the season ranked 10th by the McClain Kessler (doubles), Duarte Was 11-1 in SEC singles and 8-0 in SEC doubles ITA. This is the second top 10 final matches Vale (doubles) ranking for UF under Shelton. No. 43 in final ITA singles rankings and No. 59 in Five different players on the team All-SEC: 3 athletes, 3 honors – Alfredo doubles with Chase Perez-Blanco were ranked during the season: Perez (First Team), Oliver Crawford Andrade, Crawford, Ingildsen, Perez Earned a season-high singles ranking of No. 31 and (First Team), Johannes Ingildsen and Vale doubles ranking of No. 7 (Second Team) The duo of Perez and Ingildsen spent Upset No. 5 ranked player in the NCAA Elite Eight
the majority of the year ranked No. 1 Had an impressive 7-4 record against nationally ranked SEC All-Freshman: 1 athlete, 1 honor – in doubles and finished the 2018 opponents Oliver Crawford season ranked No. 1 in the Southeast Was a perfect 4-0 in singles match at the No. 1 position Region SEC Freshman of the Year: He and Perez-Blanco’s 23 doubles wins on the year is Oliver Crawford Four individuals earning All-America tied for eighth most in a single season in program honors sets Florida singles-season history SEC Academic Honor Roll: 7 program record Jordan Belga, Johannes Ingildsen, Coach Shelton won his 100th career McClain Kessler, Alfredo Perez, match at Florida on April 8 against Chase Perez-Blanco, Joshua Wardell, LSU The Gators signed the No. 1 overall Graduating Players: Chase Perez-Blanco recruiting class for the first time in (Sr.) Jordan Belga (Sr.) & Josh Wardell (Sr.) program history for the 2018-19 season Individual Highlights
Alfredo Perez earned his fourth and fifth ITA All-American honor after strong showings in the individual championships.
Junior McClain Kessler was voted team captain Alfredo Perez and was always the most vocal during matches. Earned First Team All-SEC honors for the second year in a row ITA Singles and Doubles All-American for the second year in row Advanced to the Elite Eight in doubles and the Sweet
Oliver Crawford made a name for himself in Sixteen in singles of the NCAA Individual his rookie year, earning All-SEC First Team Championships honors and being named the SEC Posted a 24-15 singles record with a 25-11 doubles Freshman of the Year. record across the fall and spring seasons
Freshman Andy Andrade became a staple in the Gators lineup with his consistent play. No. 14 in final ITA singles rankings and No. 2 in Johannes Ingildsen McClain earned a spot on the SEC Community Service doubles with Johannes Ingildsen Earned his second-straight ITA Team, and became the first Gator to earn the Arthur Won the ITA All-American Doubles National Doubles All-America honor Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship award. Also Championship in the fall with Johannes Ingildsen Second Team All-SEC claimed the Rafael Osuna Award for Sportsmanship Earned seven wins against opponents that were Posted a singles record of 30-14 with
nationally ranked a doubles record of 21-13 Was 8-8 at No. 1 singles and 5-2 at No. 3 singles Advanced to the Elite Eight in doubles Statistical Leaders and competed in the singles Overall Singles wins: individual championships Johannes Ingildsen (30-14) He and Alfredo were ranked as the Dual match singles wins: No. 1 doubles team for most of the Oliver Crawford (20-5) year Overall doubles wins: Ended the year ranked No. 2 in Chase Perez-Blanco (31-9) doubles and No. 26 in singles Dual match doubles wins: Reached a career-high singles Oliver Crawford (19-5) ranking of No. 6 Earned five wins against nationally Florida’s 2017-18 Team Schedule ranked opponents Overall: 19-10 (Home 11-1, Away 5-4, Neutral 3-5) Played either No. 1 or No. 2 singles SEC: 9-3 (Home 6-0, Away 2-3) all year Date Opponent UF Rank/Opp. Result Chase Perez-Blanco earned two wins on Senior Day to go out as one of the winningest January tennis players in program history. 22 UCF 9 / NR W, 6-1 27 South Alabama $ 9 / NR W, 4-0 Chase Perez-Blanco 28 South Florida $ 9 / NR W, 4-0 February Posted a singles record of 21-12 and a doubles 3 Florida State 8 / 22 L, 3-4 record of 31-9 9 @ Michigan 11 / 13 W, 4-2 His 31 doubles wins across the fall and spring 11 @ Ohio State 11 / 2 L, 2-5 seasons led the team 16 Texas A&M % 11 / 6 L, 0-4 17 Notre Dame % 11 / 22 W, 4-3 In SEC singles matches he was 10-2 while in SEC 18 Illinois % 11 / 10 L, 0-4 doubles matches he was a perfect 8-0 with March teammate Oliver Crawford 2 Georgia * 18 / 17 W, 5-2 Ended his career with 96 singles wins and 78 4 Tennessee * 18 / 25 W, 6-1 doubles wins. His 96 career singles wins ranks 9 @ Mississippi State * 9 / 27 L, 2-5 ninth all-time while his 174 career combined wins The duo of Duarte Vale (left) and McClain 11 @ Auburn * 9 / NR W, 6-1 also ranks ninth all-time Kessler (right) became a cohesive unit in the 14 TCU 12 / 32 L, 3-4 fall when the upset the No. 1 ranked team in 16 Kentucky * 12 / 21 W, 4-0 He and Crawford’s 23 doubles wins on the year is the country. Their early connection led to 18 @ Vanderbilt * 12 / 20 W, 4-3 tied for eighth most in a single season in program them becoming All-Americans. 23 Ole Miss * 9 / 36 W, 6-1 history 25 Arkansas * 9 / 38 W, 6-1 30 @ Wake Forest 10 / 1 W, 4-3 McClain Kessler and April Duarte Vale 1 @ South Carolina * 10 / 26 L, 3-4 6 @ Texas A&M * 9 / 5 L, 1-6 Both McClain, a junior, and Duarte, a 8 @ LSU * 9 / NR W, 7-0 freshman, earned their first career 13 Alabama * 10 / 45 W, 7-0 ITA All-American honors in doubles 27 Vanderbilt ^ 10 / 19 W, 4-1 28 Mississippi State ^ 10 / 9 L, 2-4 Advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight in May doubles 12 South Carolina State # 13 / NR W, 4-0 As a pair, Duarte and McClain went 13 Miami # 13 / 40 W, 4-0 23-16 in doubles matches and played 18 Ole Miss # 13 / 38 W, 4-3 all three positions throughout the year 20 Texas A&M # 13 / 5 L, 3-4
They earned five wins against nationally ranked opponents Southeastern Conference Match, (*) ITA Kick-Off All Johannes Ingildsen has done at Florida Weekend in Gainesville, Fla., ($), National Team Indoor is win. In just two years as a Gator the junior- In the first round of the NCAA Championships in Seattle, Wash. (%), SEC Tournament to-be is already a two-time All-American. Doubles Championship, upset in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (^) NCAA Tournament in Winston-Salem, N.C. (#) nationally ranked duo from TCU Individually McClain posted a singles record of 17-9 while Duarte was 18- 14 2017-18 Men's Tennis University of Florida Season Statistics (Through games of May 29, 2018)
Overall record: 19-10 • SEC: 9-3 • Region: 2-1 • Home: 11-1 • Away: 5-4 • Neutral: 3-5 vs National ranked: 5-6 • vs Regional ranked: 0-0
vs ranked Last SINGLES Overall Dual Tour SEC 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10 Andres Andrade 28-11 13-7 15-4 6-3 ------2-2 10-5 1-0 2-2 0-0 W1 6-1 Jordan Belga 12-6 2-0 10-6 2-0 ------2-0 0-0 0-0 W2 7-3 Oliver Crawford 27-8 20-5 7-3 11-1 4-0 2-3 10-0 4-2 ------7-4 0-0 L1 6-3 Johannes Ingildsen 30-14 13-10 17-4 7-4 2-4 11-6 ------5-11 0-0 L4 2-6 McClain Kessler 17-9 12-4 5-5 3-2 ------0-1 12-3 1-0 0-0 W7 9-1 Stephen Madonia 8-7 0-0 8-7 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L2 5-5 Alfredo Perez 24-15 14-11 10-4 6-5 8-8 1-1 5-2 ------7-10 0-0 L1 7-2 Chase Perez-Blanco 21-12 15-7 6-5 10-2 ------5-3 4-1 6-3 0-1 0-0 L1 5-3 Duarte Vale 18-14 5-11 13-3 2-5 ------3-5 0-4 2-2 --- 0-3 0-0 L2 3-6 Totals 185-96 94-55 91-41 47-22 14-12 14-10 18-7 11-11 16-9 21-6 22-31 0-0 Percentage .658 .631 .689 .681 .538 .583 .720 .500 .640 .778 .415 .000
vs ranked Last DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour SEC 1 2 3 Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10 Alfredo Perez/Duarte Vale 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 W2 2-0 McClain Kessler/Chase Perez-Blanco 3-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 W3 3-0 Andres Andrade/Stephen Madonia 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L2 1-2 Andres Andrade/Chase Perez-Blanco 4-1 0-0 4-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 4-1 McClain Kessler/Duarte Vale 23-16 13-13 10-3 5-5 3-3 8-8 2-2 5-4 0-0 L1 5-5 Johannes Ingildsen/Alfredo Perez 20-9 11-7 9-2 7-3 11-7 ------7-3 0-0 L1 6-4 Jordan Belga/Stephen Madonia 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 1-1 Andres Andrade/McClain Kessler 3-1 0-0 3-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 3-1 Oliver Crawford/Chase Perez-Blanco 23-5 16-3 7-2 8-0 --- 2-1 14-2 1-1 0-0 W1 9-1 Andres Andrade/Jordan Belga 2-1 0-0 2-1 0-0 ------0-0 0-0 L1 2-1 Oliver Crawford/Alfredo Perez 3-2 3-2 0-0 0-0 --- 3-2 --- 1-0 0-0 L1 3-2 Johannes Ingildsen/Chase Perez-Blanco 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 ------1-3 0-1 0-0 L3 1-3 Andres Andrade/Johannes Ingildsen 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 ------0-1 0-0 0-0 L1 0-1 Totals 86-42 44-29 42-13 20-8 14-10 13-11 17-8 14-9 0-0 Percentage .672 .603 .764 .714 .583 .542 .680 .609 .000 2017-18 Women’s Tennis REVIEW
Records: 19-9 overall, 11-2 SEC Team Highlights Individual Highlights Ranked No. 11 in the final ITA Roland Thornqvist, Head Coach NCAA Finish: T-17 poll; No. 4 in the final ITA . Recorded the 495th coaching victory Southeast Region in his 22nd year overall (vs. Final Poll Rankings: No. 11 (ITA) Improved to 20-0 all-time in Youngstown State, May 11) NCAA Round of 64 matches SEC Finish: T-2nd Selected to host NCAA first and Anna Danilina second round matches every . Final ITA National Singles Ranking: SEC Tournament Finish: Runner-Up year since the NCAA Women’s 16 Championships expanded its field . Final ITA National Doubles Ranking: All-Americans: 1 Gator, 1 Honor to 64 teams in 1999 23 (with Victoria Emma) Anna Danilina (Singles) Earned a berth into 36 of the 37 . Final ITA Southeast Region Singles NCAA Championships, missing Ranking: 5 All-SEC (3): First Team (3) only the 1986 event . Final ITA Southeast Region Doubles Anna Danilina (Singles), McCartney Advanced to the SEC Ranking: 4 Kessler (Singles), Josie Kuhlman Tournament final for the 27th . All-American (singles) (Singles) time in the 31-year history of the . Earned berth into NCAA Singles event Championships (2nd time) - SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Won its home ITA Kick-Off quarterfinalist Josie Kuhlman Weekend to advance to the ITA . Earned berth into NCAA Doubles National Team Indoor Championships (2nd time) SEC Academic Honor Roll (3): Anna Championships . Team MVP (team award) Danilina, Josie Kuhlman, Peggy Porter ITA Academic Team (cumulative . ITA Southeast Region Most Improved team grade point average of 3.20 Senior SEC Newcomer/Freshman Academic or above (on a 4.00 scale) . First Team All-SEC . ITA Scholar-Athlete (minimum 3.5 Three LIVE televised matches (2 Honor Roll (1): Katie Kubicz GPA) on Tennis Channel: Feb. 3 vs. . SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 3 / 3 Florida State, April 1 vs. Texas; 1 . SEC All-Tournament Team on SEC Network: April 22 vs. . 2018 SEC Community Service Team Vanderbilt) . Won the consolation singles draw at the Oracle ITA National Fall Championships with a thrilling, three- hour, come-from-behind victory in the final against California’s Anna Bright, 5-7, 7-6 (3), 7-5 (down a set and 4-1 in the second) . Singles finalist at the ITA Southeast In spite of having just a six-player roster, the Regional Championships Presented 2017-18 Gators finished runner-up in the SEC by Oracle (lost to Georgia’s No. 7- regular-season standings, reached the SEC ranked Katarina Jokic in the final, 6-4, Tournament final and were selected to host NCAA Championships First & Second Round 6-2) matches. . Won the Hall of Fame/ITA Grass Court Invitational singles title (defeated North Carolina’s Jessie Aney, 6-7, 6-1, 10-7, in the final)
Victoria Emma . Final ITA National Doubles Ranking: 23 (with Anna Danilina) . Final ITA Southeast Region Doubles Ranking: 4 . Earned berth into NCAA Doubles Championships . SEC Freshman of the Week (for week of Feb. 26-March 4) . Semifinalist at the Freeman Memorial Championships (UNLV) Senior Anna Danilina capped her career as a three-time All-American.
McCartney Kessler Schedule & Results . Final ITA National Singles Ranking: 92 Record: 19-9 (Home: 8-2 ..Away: 9-2 Neutral: 2-4); . Final ITA Southeast Region Singles SEC (T-2nd): 11-2 Ranking: 13 Date Opponent Result . ITA Scholar-Athlete (minimum 3.5 GPA) JANUARY . First Team All-SEC 27 CAL ST. FULLERTON (1) W, 4-0 . SEC All-Freshman Team 28 LA-MONROE (1) W, 4-0 . SEC All-Tournament Team FEBRUARY . SEC Freshman of the Week (for week of 3 vs. Florida State (2) L, 1-4 April 2-8) 7 at Oklahoma State L, 3-4 9 at Wisconsin (3) W, 5-0 Katie Kubicz 10 vs. Vanderbilt (3) L, 0-4 . SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 11 vs. Georgia Tech (3) L, 2-4
23 at Saint Mary’s W, 4-3 Josie Kuhlman Freshman McCartney Kessler joined the 24 at Stanford W, 4-3 . Final ITA National Singles Ranking: 50 team in January and made immediate . Final ITA Southeast Region Singles MARCH contributions, becoming the Gators’ leader for Ranking: 8 1 at Ole Miss* W, 4-3 dual match singles and doubles wins. . Google Cloud Academic All-America 3 at Mississippi State* W, 4-0 First Team 9 LSU* W, 4-0
. Earned berth into NCAA Singles 11 TEXAS A&M* W, 4-0 Championships (3rd time) - Round of 32 Statistical Leaders 16 at Georgia* L, 1-4 . ITA Scholar-Athlete (minimum 3.5 GPA) 18 at Tennessee* W, 4-1 Overall Singles Wins: Anna Danilina, 30-11 . SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll 22 at Alabama* W, 4-0 Dual Match Singles Wins: McCartney Kessler, . Neal Anderson Award for Scholastic 24 at Auburn* W, 4-1 18-6 Achievement (team award) Overall Doubles Wins: Josie Kuhlman, 19-8 29 ARKANSAS* W, 4-1 . Rheau Stakeley Sportsmanship Award Dual Match Doubles Wins: McCartney Kessler 31 MISSOURI* W, 4-0 (team award) & Josie Kuhlman, 17-8 APRIL . ITA Southeast Region Cissie Leary 1 vs. Texas (2) L, 0-4 Award for Sportsmanship 7 at South Carolina* W, 4-2 . First Team All-SEC Signees 12 KENTUCKY* W, 4-0 . 2018 SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Player Hometown 14 VANDERBILT* L, 3-4 . Won the singles title at the Lakewood Ida Jarlskog Lund, Sweden Ranch Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay 20 vs. LSU (4-QF) W, 4-2 Marlee Zein Sugar Land, Texas 21 vs. Arkansas (4-SF) W, 4-2 Court Classic (during the five-match run, every match was a straight-set decision 22 vs. Vanderbilt (4-Final) L, 0-4 for Kuhlman en route to the title, as she MAY defeated UCF’s Monica Matias in the 11 YOUNGSTOWN ST. (5-1R) W, 4-0 final, 6-2, 6-3 12 FLORIDA ST. (5-2R) L, 3-4 . Became 30th Gator to win 100 career singles matches (milestone win was vs. *Southeastern Conference Match; (1) ITA Kick-Off Weekend - Gainesville, Fla.; (2) College MatchDay – USTA National Campus; (3) ITA National Team Indoor Oklahoma State’s Marina Guinart in the Championships – Madison, Wis.; (4) SEC Tournament - Knoxville, Tenn. (5) semifinals of the Dick Vitale Clay Court NCAA Team – Gainesville
Championships on Nov. 5, 2017) . Took third place at the Hall of Fame/ITA Grass Court Invitational, defeating Princeton’s Katrine Steffensen, 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (15-13), in the final match . Reached round of 16 at the Riviera/ITA All-American Championships
Peggy Porter . ITA Scholar-Athlete (minimum 3.5 GPA) . SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll . Dorothy M. Anderson Memorial for Character Award (team award) . Evelyn Puckett Most Improved Player Award (team award) Senior Josie Kuhlman and the Gators were selected to compete in two College MatchDay events, with live television coverage provided by Tennis Channel. University of Florida Women's Tennis Florida 2017‐18 Season Statistics
Overall record: 19‐9 SEC: 11‐2 Region: 0‐4 Home: 8‐2 Away: 9‐2 Neutral: 2‐5 vs National ranked: 10‐8 vs Regional ranked: 0‐0
vs Ranked SINGLES Overall Dual Tour SEC 1 2 3 4 5 6 Nat'l Reg'l Strk Last10 Career Brooke Austin...... 8‐4 0‐0 8‐4 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 2‐4 0‐0 L 1 6‐4 78‐24 Anna Danilina...... 30‐11 13‐6 17‐5 10‐1 13‐6 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 15‐8 0‐0 L 1 5‐2 97‐28 Victoria Emma...... 8‐14 5‐10 3‐4 3‐2 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 4‐5 1‐5 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 1‐3 0‐0 L 4 1‐6 8‐14 McCartney Kessler... 20‐8 18‐6 2‐2 11‐1 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 6‐3 12‐3 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 2‐1 0‐0 L 1 6‐3 20‐8 Katie Kubicz...... 19‐16 11‐11 8‐5 5‐4 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 11‐11 0‐2 0‐0 L 1 4‐4 19‐16 Josie Kuhlman...... 24‐7 14‐5 10‐2 5‐2 ‐‐‐ 14‐5 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 6‐6 0‐0 W 3 6‐2 117‐38 Peggy Porter...... 16‐13 13‐6 3‐7 5‐3 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 12‐6 1‐0 0‐2 0‐0 W 4 5‐2 48‐35 Totals...... 125‐73 74‐44 51‐29 39‐13 13‐6 14‐5 10‐8 13‐8 12‐6 12‐11 26‐26 0‐0 Percentage...... 631 .627 .637 .750 .684 .737 .556 .619 .667 .522 .500 .000
vs Ranked DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour SEC 1 2 3 Nat'l Reg'l Streak Last10 Anna Danilina/Josie Kuhlman...... 1‐0 0‐0 1‐0 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 0‐0 0‐0 W 1 1‐0 Brooke Austin/Peggy Porter...... 1‐2 0‐0 1‐2 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 0‐0 0‐0 L 1 1‐2 Victoria Emma/Peggy Porter...... 0‐1 0‐0 0‐1 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 0‐0 0‐0 L 1 0‐1 Brooke Austin/Josie Kuhlman...... 1‐0 0‐0 1‐0 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 1‐0 0‐0 W 1 1‐0 Anna Danilina/Peggy Porter...... 2‐1 0‐0 2‐1 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 0‐0 0‐0 L 1 2‐1 Brooke Austin/Katie Kubicz...... 2‐1 0‐0 2‐1 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 0‐0 0‐0 L 1 2‐1 Katie Kubicz/Peggy Porter...... 10‐15 9‐12 1‐3 5‐6 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 9‐12 0‐0 0‐0 L 1 5‐5 Victoria Emma/McCartney Kessler...... 0‐3 0‐0 0‐3 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 0‐0 0‐0 L 3 0‐3 Anna Danilina/Victoria Emma...... 13‐8 13‐7 0‐1 6‐1 13‐7 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 4‐8 0‐0 L 1 5‐5 McCartney Kessler/Josie Kuhlman...... 17‐8 17‐8 0‐0 9‐3 ‐‐‐ 17‐8 ‐‐‐ 0‐2 0‐0 L 1 7‐3 Totals...... 47‐39 39‐27 8‐12 20‐10 13‐7 17‐8 9‐12 5‐10 0‐0 Percentage...... 547 .591 .400 .667 .650 .680 .429 .333 .000
vs Ranked DOUBLES Overall Dual Tour SEC 1 2 3 Nat'l Reg'l Brooke Austin...... 4‐3 0‐0 4‐3 0‐0 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 1‐0 0‐0 Anna Danilina...... 16‐9 13‐7 3‐2 6‐1 13‐7 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 4‐8 0‐0 Victoria Emma...... 13‐12 13‐7 0‐5 6‐1 13‐7 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 4‐8 0‐0 McCartney Kessler... 17‐11 17‐8 0‐3 9‐3 ‐‐‐ 17‐8 ‐‐‐ 0‐2 0‐0 Katie Kubicz...... 12‐16 9‐12 3‐4 5‐6 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 9‐12 0‐0 0‐0 Josie Kuhlman...... 19‐8 17‐8 2‐0 9‐3 ‐‐‐ 17‐8 ‐‐‐ 1‐2 0‐0 Peggy Porter...... 13‐19 9‐12 4‐7 5‐6 ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 9‐12 0‐0 0‐0 Totals...... 47‐39 39‐27 8‐12 20‐10 13‐7 17‐8 9‐12 5‐10 0‐0 Percentage...... 547 .591 .400 .667 .650 .680 .429 .333 .000
Date Opponent Score Overall SEC Nation Region 01/27/18...... CAL STATE FULLERTON...... W 4‐0 1‐0 0‐0 #3 01/28/18...... LOUISIANA‐MONROE...... W 4‐0 2‐0 0‐0 #3 1 02/05/18...... vs Florida State...... L 1‐4 2‐1 0‐0 #3 02/07/18...... at #18 Oklahoma State...... L 3‐4 2‐2 0‐0 #3 2 02/09/18...... at Wisconsin...... W 5‐0 3‐2 0‐0 #3 2 02/10/18...... vs #1 Vanderbilt...... L 0‐4 3‐3 0‐0 #3 2 02/11/18...... vs #7 Georgia Tech...... L 2‐4 3‐4 0‐0 #3 02/19/18...... at #43 Saint Mary's...... W 4‐3 4‐4 0‐0 02/25/18...... at #36 Stanford...... W 4‐3 5‐4 0‐0 *03/01/18...... at #7 Ole Miss...... W 4‐3 6‐4 1‐0 #34 *03/03/18...... at Mississippi State...... W 4‐0 7‐4 2‐0 #34 *03/09/18...... #36 LSU...... W 4‐0 8‐4 3‐0 #22 *03/11/18...... #35 TEXAS A&M...... W 4‐0 9‐4 4‐0 #22 *03/16/18...... at #8 Georgia...... L 1‐4 9‐5 4‐1 #18 *03/18/18...... at #30 Tennessee...... W 4‐1 10‐5 5‐1 #18 *03/22/18...... at Alabama...... W 4‐0 11‐5 6‐1 #18 *03/24/18...... at #15 Auburn...... W 4‐1 12‐5 7‐1 #18 *03/29/18...... #48 ARKANSAS...... W 4‐1 13‐5 8‐1 #12 *03/31/18...... MIZZOU...... W 4‐0 14‐5 9‐1 #12 1 04/01/18...... vs #7 Texas...... L 0‐4 14‐6 9‐1 #12 *04/07/18...... at #5 South Carolina...... W 4‐2 15‐6 10‐1 #12 *04/12/18...... #23 KENTUCKY...... W 4‐0 16‐6 11‐1 #10 *04/14/18...... #3 VANDERBILT...... L 3‐4 16‐7 11‐2 #10 3 04/20/18...... vs #39 LSU...... W 4‐2 17‐7 11‐2 #9 3 04/21/18...... vs Arkansas...... W 4‐2 18‐7 11‐2 #9 3 04/22/18...... vs #2 Vanderbilt...... L 0‐4 18‐8 11‐2 #9 4 05/11/18...... YOUNGSTOWN STATE...... W 4‐0 19‐8 11‐2 #8 4 05/12/18...... #21 FLORIDA STATE...... L 3‐4 19‐9 11‐2 #8
1 = USTA National Campus (Orlando, FL) 2 = ITA National Team Indoor Championships (Madison, WI) 3 = SEC Championship (Knoxville, TN) 4 = NCAA Team Championships (Gainesville, FL)
2018 Men’s Track & Field REVIEW
NCAA Finishes: Indoor – NCAA Champions (40 points) All-SEC Outdoor – 2nd (42 points) INDOOR (7 athletes, 8 honors) -- All-Freshman not Team Highlights included Florida claimed the program’s fourth SEC Finishes: Indoor – 3rd (83.5 points) All-SEC First Team (SEC Champions) overall NCAA Indoor Championships Outdoor – SEC Champions (111 points) Clayton Brown – Triple Jump team title (and first since three-peating Grant Holloway – 60m Hurdles NCAA Champions from 2010-12). OUTDOOR (1 athlete, 1 title) All-SEC Second Team Florida’s indoor national title is its eighth Grant Holloway – 110m Hurdles KeAndre Bates – Triple Jump (3rd) overall national title since 2010, a figure AJ McFarland – Weight Throw (3rd) INDOOR (1 athlete, 1 title) Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, that leads all Division I program by three Grant Holloway – 60m Hurdles Benjamin Lobo Vedel – 4x400 Relay (2nd) titles during that span. Florida also joined Arkansas, UTEP, and All-Americans SEC All-Freshman Team INDOOR (8 athletes, 11 honors) Thomas Mardal – Weight Throw Oregon as the only other men’s program KeAndre Bates – Triple Jump (2nd), Long Jump (6th) Hakim Sani Brown – 60m in Division I history to win four indoor and Clayton Brown – Triple Jump (4th) four outdoor NCAA titles. OUTDOOR (10 athletes, 15 honors) -- All-Freshman Grant Holloway – 60m Hurdles (1st), Long Jump (2nd) Coupled with its runner-up finish at NCAA Thomas Mardal – Weight Throw (11th) not included Outdoor Championships, Florida has AJ McFarland – Weight Throw (9th) All-SEC First Team (SEC Champions) Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, Grant Holloway – 110m Hurdles, Long Jump finished in the top two at 21 of the 32 Benjamin Lobo Vedel – 4x400 relay (3rd) men’s NCAA Championships Mike All-SEC Second Team OUTDOOR (13 athletes, 21 honors) KeAndre Bates – Triple Jump (3rd) Holloway has been head coach for—no KeAndre Bates – Triple Jump (3rd), Long Jump (7th) Clayton Brown – High Jump (2nd); Triple Jump (2nd) other team has more than nine top-two Clayton Brown – Triple Jump (8th), High Jump (t-10th) Anders Eriksson – Hammer Throw (2nd) finishes during that span (2003). Ryan Clark – 200m (12th) Cory Poole – 400m Hurdles (3rd) Anders Eriksson – Hammer Throw (2nd) Michael Timpson Jr., Chantz Sawyers, Grant Holloway, Florida has finished in the top three at Grant Holloway – 110m Hurdles (1st), Long Jump (9th) Ryan Clark – 4x100 Relay (3rd) each of the last 10 NCAA Outdoor Thomas Mardal – Hammer Throw (7th) Kunle Fasasi, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel, Championships, marking the third-longest AJ McFarland – Hammer Throw (8th) Grant Holloway – 4x400 relay (3rd) streak in meet history. Cory Poole – 400m Hurdles (9th) Chantz Sawyers – 400m (11th) SEC All-Freshman Team UF’s logged top-three finishes at 19 of the Jhonny Victor – High Jump (8th) Cory Poole – 400m Hurdles last 20 NCAA Championships, and 23 of Michael Timpson Jr., Chantz Sawyers, Grant Holloway, the 32 under Mike Holloway. Ryan Clark – 4x100 Relay (3rd) SEC Yearly Awards Kunle Fasasi, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel, Indoor Runner of the Year: Grant Holloway Mike Holloway became the fourth head Grant Holloway -- 4x400 Relay (4th) Outdoor Runner of the Year: Grant Holloway coach in Division I history to win at least Outdoor Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Yr: Anders Eriksson four indoor and four outdoor NCAA titles. USTFCCCA National Awards Outdoor Coach of the Year: Mike Holloway Indoor National Coach of Year: Mike Holloway Holloway’s eight national titles rank fourth Commissioner’s Award (high point scorer at SEC among Div. I men’s coaches since 1970. The Bowerman Finalists Outdoor Championships) – Grant Holloway The Gators also won their first SEC title Grant Holloway SEC Academic Honor Roll: 26 since 2015, claiming the sixth SEC USTFCCCA South Region Awards Sam Ahrenholz, Connor Bandel, Jack Beitter, Clayton Outdoors title in school history. Outdoor Coach of Year: Mike Holloway Brown, Damien Daniels, Austin Decker, Drayton Diggs, Florida’s 4x100 relay team of Michael George Diggs, Anders Eriksson, Kunle Fasasi, Harry Outdoor Assistant Coach of the Year: Nic Petersen Timpson Jr., Chantz Sawyers, Grant Indoor Runner of the Year: Grant Holloway Glasser, Jack Guyton, Mike Harris, Kyren Hollis, Trey LaNasa, Seamus Love, Blake Lowery, AJ McFarland, Holloway, and Ryan Clark ran the second- Outdoor Runner of the Year: Grant Holloway Jesse Millson, Justin Pacifico, Magnus Pettersen, fastest time in the nation and became the CoSIDA Academic All-America Zachary Purvis, Jack Rogers, Colin Schaefer, Bryce No. 3-ranked team in school history Anders Eriksson (Second Team) Statham, Jhonny Victor (38.49) en route to a bronze medal at USTFCCCA All-Academic Individuals SEC First Year Academic Honor Roll: 6 NCAA and SEC Outdoor Championships. TBD Nick Deal, Dawson Guillory, Cole Johnson, Benjamin Florida’s indoor 4x400 relay team of Kunle Lobo Vedel, Thomas Mardal, Davis Ott Departing Athletes: KeAndre Bates, Damien Daniels, Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, Austin Decker SEC Community Service Team Member – and Benjamin Lobo Vedel shattered the Harry Glasser school record and ran the third-fastest
time in indoor track and field history (3:01.43) to take third at NCAA Indoors.
That quartet also ran the ninth-fastest time in history in February (3:02.23). Florida’s outdoor 4x400 relay team of Kunle Fasasi, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel, and Grant Holloway finished fourth at NCAA Outdoors and ran the fourth-fastest time in the country
Florida won its eighth national title in yet another (3:01.00)—which also ranked fifth in Grant Holloway became the second man in history nailbiting NCAA Indoor Championships finish. It was to sweep the NCAA 60-meter hurdles and 110- school history. made all the more sweeter by the fact the Gators meter hurdles titles in consecutive years. He also missed the NCAA Indoors title by a half-point last year. swept the SEC 60 and 110 hurdles crowns, making him a perfect 4 for 4 at championship meets in his primary event.
Individual Highlights & Grant Holloway Statistical Leaders Became fourth finalist for The Indoor Honors Bowerman in school history. 60 Michael Timpson Jr. 6.63 Broke the 60-meter hurdles 200 Kunle Fasasi 20.95 400 Benjamin Lobo Vedel 46.14 KeAndre Bates collegiate record and ran three 800 Justin Pacifico 1:49.66 of the five fastest times in Logged top-three finishes in each of his Mile Jack Guyton 4:04.50 NCAA Championship triple jump collegiate history. 3000 Magnus Pettersen 8:17.30 competitions, giving him nine top-three Ran the second-fastest, tied the 5000 Magnus Pettersen 14:16.56 finishes in the horizontal jumps in NCAA third-fastest 110-meter hurdles 60mH Grant Holloway 7.42 times in collegiate history. Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Championships competition. 4x400 Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo 3:01.43 NCAA Indoors silver medalist (long jump). Second man in history to sweep Vedel the NCAA 60 and 110 hurdles Sam Ahrenholz, Kyren Hollis, Bates joined two-time Olympic gold medalist DMR 9:39.49 titles in consecutive years. Justin Pacifico, Jack Guyton and three-time world champion Christian HJ Clayton Brown, Jhonny Victor 2.18m (7-1.75) Taylor as the only other triple jumper in First man in history to finish top school history with three career top-three two in both the 60 hurdles and PV Mike Harris 4.95m (16-2.75) LJ Grant Holloway 8.13m (26-8.25) finishes at NCAA Outdoors. long jump at NCAA Indoor Championships. TJ KeAndre Bates 16.67m (54-8.25) Took bronze in the USATF Outdoors triple WT AJ McFarland 22.20m (72-10) Led all men with 32.25 points at jump with the No. 4 mark in school history NCAA Championship meets (17.16 meters). Outdoor Second man in history to sweep 100 Ryan Clark 10.16 SEC Outdoors long jump and Clayton Brown 200 Ryan Clark 20.43 110 hurdles titles 400 Chantz Sawyers 45.40 Won his first league title in the SEC Indoor Fourth man in history to repeat 800 Kyren Hollis 1:48.20 Championships triple jump. as 110 hurdles NCAA champion. 1500 Jack Guyton 3:43.57 SEC Outdoor Championships runner-up in 5000 Magnus Pettersen 14:46.46 Fifth man in history to repeat as both high jump and triple jump (second man 110mH Grant Holloway 13.15 60 hurdles NCAA champion. since 2005 with top-two finishes in both 400mH Cory Poole 50.09 Third man in history to repeat as those events). 3000S Bryce Statham 9:23.04 the 60 hurdles SEC champion. 4x100 Michael Timpson Jr., Chantz 38.49 For a second consecutive year, qualified for USATF Outdoors silver medalist Sawyers, Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark NCAA Outdoors in both high jump and triple by three thousandths of a jump (one of six men to do so since 2008). 4x400 Kunle Fasasi, Chantz Sawyers, 3:01.00 second following college season. Benjamin Lobo Vedel, Grant Rose to No. 6 indoor and No. 7 outdoors on Holloway the school’s All-Time Top 10 triple jump lists. HJ Clayton Brown 2.25m (7-4.5) PV Mike Harris 5.15m (16-10.75) Tied the No. 3 outdoor high jump mark on AJ McFarland Broke his hammer throw LJ Grant Holloway 8.32m (27-3.75)w UF’s All-Time Top 10. TJ KeAndre Bates 16.79m (55-1) personal record by nearly six meters to finish eighth at NCAA SP Connor Bandel 19.18m (62-11.25) DT Connor Bandel 55.03m (180-6) Ryan Clark Outdoor Championships, where Cracked Florida’s All-Time Outdoor Top 10 HT Anders Eriksson 74.19m (243-5) he PRed by 10 feet alone. JT Jacob Stanko 57.76m (189-6) list in both the 100 meters (10.16 – No. 8) Broke his own weight throw and 200 meters (20.43 – No. 10). school record. Became the first Gator since Terrell Wilks Finished ninth in the weight 2018 SEC & NCAA (2008-11) to qualify for NCAA Outdoors in throw at NCAA Indoors. the 100 meters each of his first three CHAMPIONS Indoor collegiate seasons. SEC CHAMPIONS First Gator since 2015 to qualify for NCAA Cory Poole Took bronze in the 400-meter Clayton Brown – Triple Jump Outdoors in both the 100 and 200 meters. Grant Holloway – 60m Hurdles hurdles at SEC Outdoor Championships, matching the NCAA CHAMPIONS Anders Eriksson second-best finish by a Grant Holloway – 60m Hurdles NCAA Outdoor Championships hammer freshman since 2013. throw silver medalist (tied best finish in Third Division I freshman since Outdoor school history); SEC Outdoor 2002 to qualify for NCAA SEC CHAMPION Championships runner-up Outdoors in both the 400 and Grant Holloway – 110m Hurdles Broke his own hammer throw school record 110-meter hurdles. Grant Holloway – Long Jump three times by a total of 2.43 meters Third freshman since 2005 with Also finished fifth at SEC Indoors in the top-four finishes in 110 and 400 NCAA CHAMPIONS weight throw with the No. 5 mark in school hurdles at SEC Outdoors. Grant Holloway – 110m Hurdles
history Missed the NCAA Outdoors 400 hurdles final despite running the Jack Guyton eighth-fastest qualifying time Finished fourth in the 1,500 meters at SEC Became the third man in history Outdoor Championships (highest finish by a to sweep the 110 and 400 Gator since 2010). hurdles titles at USATF Junior Finished fifth at SEC Indoors in the mile for a Championships following the second consecutive year. collegiate season 2018 MEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART
60 METERS 60-METER HURDLES Top Collegian: Elijah Hall, Houston; Andre Ewers, Florida State (6.52) Top Collegian: Grant Holloway, Florida (7.42 - Collegiate Record; WL) School Record: Jeff Demps, 2012 (6.52) School Record: Grant Holloway, Florida, 2018 (7.42 - Collegiate Record) 6.63 PR Michael Timpson Jr. Tiger Paw Invitational (2/9) 7.42 CR, FR, WL Grant Holloway Tiger Paw Invitational (2/9) 6.65 Hakim Sani Brown SEC Championships (2/24) 7.82 Cory Poole Tiger Paw Invitational (2/9) 6.70 Ryan Clark Tiger Paw Invitational (2/9) 6.96 Trevin Chambers Clemson Invitational (1/19) 4x400-METER RELAY Top Collegian: Southern California (3:00.77 - Collegiate Record) 200 METERS School Record: Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Top Collegian: Elijah Hall, Houston (20.02 - American Record; WL) Lobo Vedel, 2018 (3:01.43) School Record: John Capel, 2000 (20.26) 3:01.43 SR Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, NCAA Championships (3/10) 20.95 PR Kunle Fasasi Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel 21.02 NR Benjamin Lobo Vedel Clemson Invitational (1/20) 21.32 Ryan Clark SEC Championships (2/24) 3:09.48 Jabari Hill, Ryan Clark, Razorback Invitational (1/27) 21.46 Michael Timpson Jr. Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Cory Poole, Cole Johnson 21.63 Chantz Sawyers Clemson Invitational (1/20) 21.74 Trevin Chambers Clemson Invitational (1/20) 3:011.49 Hill, Poole, Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) 23.19 Damien Daniels Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Johnson, Kyren Hollis 300 METERS 3:12.41 Clark, Poole, Clemson Invitational (1/20) Top Collegian: Benjamin Lobo Vedel, Florida (32.80) Johnson, Trevin Chambers School Record: Grant Holloway, Florida, 2017; Lobo Vedel, 2018 (32.80) 32.80 SR, NR, FR Benjamin Lobo Vedel Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) 33.22 Kunle Fasasi Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) 3:13.95 Chambers, Michael Timpson Jr., Razorback Invitational (1/27) 33.35 Grant Holloway Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Hollis, Justin Pacifico 34.11 Chantz Sawyers Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) DNF Ryan Clark Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY Top Collegian: New Mexico (9:24.73 - Converted for altitude) 400 METERS School Record: Abiola, Duncan, Joseph, Pastor, 2002 (9:32.84) Top Collegian: Michael Norman, Southern Calif. (44.52 - Indoor World Record) 9:31.73 C Sam Ahrenholz, Kyren Hollis, UCS Invitational (2/16) School Record: Kerron Clement, 2005 (44.57) [9:39.49] Justin Pacifico, Jack Guyton 46.14 NR Benjamin Lobo Vedel Razorback Invitational (1/27) 46.18 Kunle Fasasi SEC Championships (2/24) 9:40.05 Ahrenholz, Benjamin Lobo Vedel, Razorback Invitational (1/27) 46.73 Chantz Sawyers SEC Championships (2/24) Pacifico, Guyton 47.73 PR Jabari Hill SEC Championships (2/24) 48.18 Ryan Clark Razorback Invitational (1/27) 9:41.01 Ahrenholz, Cory Poole SEC Championships (2/25) 48.21 Cory Poole Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Pacifico, Guyton 48.80 Cole Johnson Tiger Paw Invitational (2/9) 50.76 Dawson Guillory Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) HIGH JUMP Top Collegian: Trey Culver, Texas Tech; Vernon Turner, Oklahoma (2.33m/7-7.75) 800 METERS School Record: David Furman, 2000 (2.30m/7-6.5) Top Collegian: Michael Saruni, UTEP (1:44.89) 2.18m/7-1.75 Clayton Brown SEC Championships (2/24) School Record: Mark Everett, 1990 (1:46.28) 2.18m/7-1.75 PR Jhonny Victor SEC Championships (2/24) 1:49.66 PR Justin Pacifico Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) 1:50.76 PR Kyren Hollis Razorback Invitational (1/27) POLE VAULT 1:50.84 Jack Guyton Commodore Invitational (1/13) Top Collegian: Chris Nilsen, South Dakota (5.80m/19-0.25) 1:52.37 Sam Ahrenholz Commodore Invitational (1/13) School Record: Mike Holloway, 1992 (5.60m/18-4.5) 1:54.27 Jack Beitter Commodore Invitational (1/13) 4.95m/16-2.75 Mike Harris SEC Championships (2/25) 1:57.43 Jack Rogers Clemson Invitational (1/20) 4.80m/15-9 Harry Glasser SEC Championships (2/25)
MILE LONG JUMP Top Collegian: Josh Kerr, New Mexico (3:54.72) Top Collegian: Will Williams, Texas A&M (8.19m/26-10.5) School Record: Dumisane Hlaselo, 2011 (3:56.84) School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (8.28m/27-2) 4:04.50 Jack Guyton Razorback Invitational (1/27) 8.13m/26-8.25 PR Grant Holloway NCAA Championships (3/9) 4:07.13 PR Jack Beitter Iowa State Classic (2/10) 7.90m/25-11 KeAndre Bates NCAA Championships (3/9) 4:09.46 PR Marshall Dillon SEC Championships (2/24) 7.57m/24-10 PR Clayton Brown Razorback Invitational (1/26) 4:10.32 PR Jack Rogers SEC Championships (2/24) 7.17m/23-6.25 Enzo Hodebar Clemson Invitational (1/19) 4:11.03 Sam Ahrenholz Razorback Invitational (1/27) 4:14.10 Magnus Pettersen Commodore Invitational (1/13) TRIPLE JUMP 4:26.18 Colin Schaefer Clemson Invitational (1/19) Top Collegian: O’Brien Wasome, Texas (16.82m/55-2.25) 4:29.22 Jesse Millson Clemson Invitational (1/19) School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (17.37m/57-0; NCAA Champ. record) 4:33.22 Dominic Williams Clemson Invitational (1/19) 16.67m/54-8.25 KeAndre Bates NCAA Championships (3/10) 3,000 METERS 16.34m/53-7.5 Clayton Brown NCAA Championships (3/10) Top Collegian: Justyn Knight, Syracuse (7:45.86) 15.21m/49-11 Enzo Hodebar Clemson Invitational (1/20) School Record: Dan Middleman, 1992 (7:58.23) 8:17.30 PR Magnus Pettersen SEC Championships (2/24) WEIGHT THROW 8:30.33 Marshall Dillon Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) Top Collegian: Josh Davis, N.C. State (23.83m/78-2.25) AJ McFarland, 2018 (22.20m/72-10) 8:38.41 Jack Rogers Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) School Record: 8:48.73 PR Jesse Millson Clemson Invitational (1/20) 22.20m/72-10 SR AJ McFarland Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) 9:17.21 Dominic Williams Clemson Invitational (1/20) 21.71m/71-2.75 Thomas Mardal Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) DNF Jack Guyton Iowa State Classic (2/9) 21.17m/69-5.5 PR Anders Eriksson SEC Championships (2/24) DNF Colin Schaefer Clemson Invitational (1/20) LEGEND 5,000 METERS Top Collegian: Mike Tate, Southern Utah (13:37.33) WL - World Leader NR - National Record (x) - Division I Rank School Record: Mark Parrish, 2015 (13:41.87) CR -Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record 14:16.56 PR Magnus Pettersen Iowa State Classic (2/9) FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time 2018 MEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE CHARTS
100 METERS 4x100-METER RELAY Top Collegian: Jaylen Bacon, Arkansas State (9.97; wind: +0.9) Top Collegian: Houston (38.17 - Collegiate Record) School Record: Bernard Williams, 1999 (9.99) School Record: Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham, Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes, 10.16 [+1.7] PR Ryan Clark NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 2014 (38.29) 10.19 [+2.1] Hakim Sani Brown Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 38.49 Michael Timpson Jr., Chantz Sawyers, NCAA Championships (6/6) 10.25 [+2.1] Michael Timpson Jr. Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark 10.86 [+0.9] Damien Daniels Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 39.05 Hakim Sani Brown, Grant Holloway, National Relay Champs. (4/28) 200 METERS Michael Timpson Jr., Ryan Clark Top Collegian: Michael Norman, Southern California (19.84; wind: +2.8) School Record: John Capel, 1999 (19.87) 4x400-METER RELAY 20.43 [+1.0] PR Ryan Clark NCAA East Preliminary (5/26) Top Collegian: Southern California (2:59.00 - Collegiate Record) 20.64 [+1.4] Hakim Sani Brown National Relay Champs. (4/27) School Record: Najee Glass, Hugh Graham, Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall, 2014 (2:59.73) 20.66 [+3.1] Michael Timpson Jr. Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 3:01.00 Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31) 21.09 [+1.0] Benjamin Lobo Vedel FSU Relays (3/23) Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel 21.11 [+1.0] Chantz Sawyers FSU Relays (3/23) 3:05.22 Chantz Sawyers, Cory Poole, FSU Relays (3/23) 22.02 [-0.5] Damien Daniels Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Cole Johnson, Benjamin Lobo Vedel 400 METERS Top Collegian: Michael Norman, Southern California (43.61 - Collegiate Record) 3:06.61 Kunle Fasasi, Chantz Sawyers, NCAA East Preliminary (5/26) School Record: Tony McQuay, 2012 (44.49) Cory Poole, Grant Holloway 45.40 Chantz Sawyers NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 3:07.01 Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, FSU Relays (3/23) 45.68 Kunle Fasasi NCAA East Preliminary (5/24) Ryan Clark, Jabari Hill 46.20 Benjamin Lobo Vedel Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 47.65 Jabari Hill SEC Championships (5/12) 3:10.08 Jabari Hill, Cory Poole, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31) 48.07 Cole Johnson Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Kyren Hollis, Cole Johnson 48.26 Kyren Hollis Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 48.98 Dawson Guillory Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 3:10.41 Jabari Hill, Cory Poole, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) Ryan Clark, Kyren Hollis 800 METERS Top Collegian: Michael Saruni, UTEP (1:43.25 - Collegiate Record; World Leader) 3:12.99 Jabari Hill, Kyren Hollis, Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) School Record: Mark Everett, 1988 (1:44.46) Justin Pacifico, Dawson Guillory 1:48.20 PR Kyren Hollis SEC Championships (5/13) 1:49.36 PR Jack Guyton Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 3:13.32 Michael Timpson Jr., Kyren Hollis, FSU Relays (3/23) 1:49.39 PR Justin Pacifico National Relay Champs. (4/27) Justin Pacifico, Dawson Guillory 1:52.23 Jack Beitter FSU Relays (3/23) HIGH JUMP 1:53.24 PR Sam Ahrenholz FSU Relays (3/23) Top Collegian: Tejaswin Shankar, Kansas State (2.29m/7-6) 1:53.82 Jack Rogers FSU Relays (3/23) School Record: David Furman, 1997; Dwight Barbiasz, 2012 (2.28m/7-5.75) 1:57.58 Dominic Williams FSU Relays (3/23) 2.25m/7-4.5 PR Clayton Brown SEC Championships (5/13) 1:58.50 Bryce Statham Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 2:00.39 Jack Rogers Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 2.19m/7-2.25 PR Jhonny Victor SEC Championships (5/13) 2:02.66 Trey LaNasa FSU Relays (3/23) POLE VAULT 2:02.93 Austin Decker FSU Relays (3/23) Top Collegian: Chris Nilsen, South Dakota (5.86m/19-2.75) 1,500 METERS School Record: Mike Holloway, 1992 (5.70m/18-8.25) Top Collegian: Josh Kerr, New Mexico (3:35.01 - Collegiate Record) 5.15m/16-10.75 PR Mike Harris Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) School Record: Shane Stroup, 2005 (3:38.57) NH Harry Glasser Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31) 3:43.57 PR Jack Guyton Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) LONG JUMP 3:45.52 PR Sam Ahrenholz Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Top Collegian: Zack Bazile, Ohio State (8.37m/27-5.5; wind: +1.9) 3:47.26 Jack Beitter Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) School Record: Dion Bentley, 1993; Marquis Dendy, 2015 (8.39m/27-6.5) 3:47.80 PR Magnus Pettersen Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 8.32m/27-3.75 [+2.9] $ Grant Holloway SEC Championships (5/12) 3:51.12 PR Jack Rogers SEC Championships (5/12) 8.00m/26-3 [+3.5] Q KeAndre Bates SEC Championships (5/12) 3:54.44 Nick Deal Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 7.70m/25-3.25 [0.0] Enzo Hodebar SEC Championships (5/12) 3:58.79 Justin Pacifico FSU Relays (3/23) 4:00.14 PR Dominic Williams Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) TRIPLE JUMP 4:06.98 Kyren Hollis FSU Relays (3/23) Top Collegian: Tahar Triki, Texas A&M (16.91m/55-5.75; wind: +0.6) 4:07.67 Jack Rogers Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (17.50m/57-5) 4:08.10 Zach Purvis FSU Relays (3/23) 16.79m/55-1 [+1.1] PR KeAndre Bates NCAA East Preliminary (5/26) 4:10.93 Bryce Statham Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 16.50m/53-9.75 [+2.4] Clayton Brown National Relay Champs. (4/28) 4:12.34 Jesse Millson Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 15.59m/51-1.75 [+0.1] Enzo Hodebar SEC Championships (5/13) 4:12.65 Austin Decker Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) SHOT PUT 5,000 METERS Top Collegian: Payton Otterdahl, North Dakota State (20.96m/68-9.25) Top Collegian: Justyn Knight, Syracuse (13:18.74) School Record: Stipe Zunic, 2014 (20.68m/67-10.25) School Record: Dan Middleman, 1989 (13:51.30) 19.18m/62-11.25 Connor Bandel SEC Championships (5/12) 14:46.46 PR Magnus Pettersen Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 15:13.26 Nick Deal Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) DISCUS THROW 15:41.00 Zach Purvis Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) Top Collegian: Ashmon Lucas, Purdue (62.91m/206-5) DNF Jack Guyton SEC Championships (5/13) School Record: Wes Stockbarger, 2007 (61.39m/201-5) 55.03m/180-6 Connor Bandel FSU Relays (3/23) 110-METER HURDLES 52.94m/173-8 Thomas Mardal Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Top Collegian: Grant Holloway, Florida (13.15; wind: +0.9) 52.70m/172-11 AJ McFarland Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Grant Holloway, Florida, 2018 (13.15) School Record: 50.15m/164-6 Christopher Olson Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 13.15 [+0.9] SR Grant Holloway SEC Championships (5/13) 13.68 [+0.9] Cory Poole SEC Championships (5/13) HAMMER THROW Top Collegian: Gleb Dudarev, Kansas (78.04m/256-0) 400-METER HURDLES School Record: Anders Eriksson, 2018 (74.19m/243-5) Top Collegian: Rai Benjamin, Southern California (47.02 - Collegiate Record) 74.19m/243-5 SR Anders Eriksson SEC Championships (5/11) School Record: Kerron Clement, 2005 (47.24) 72.20m/236-10 Thomas Mardal NCAA Championships (6/6) 50.09 Cory Poole SEC Championships (5/13) 71.29m/233-10 PR AJ McFarland NCAA Championships (6/6) 3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE Top Collegian: Obsa Ali, Minnesota (8:32.23) JAVELIN THROW Top Collegian: Anderson Peters, Mississippi State (82.82m/271-9) School Record: Mark Parrish, 2015 (8:37.64) School Record: Tom Pukstys, 1990 (83.30m/273-3) 9:23.04 PR Bryce Statham National Relay Champs. (4/27) 57.76m/189-6 PR Jacob Stanko SEC Championship (5/11) 9:43.07 Jesse Millson Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30)
WL - World Leader $ - SEC Leader CR - Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record Q - NCAA Outdoors Qualifier FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time w - Wind-Aided
Note: Wind-aided marks included up to +4.0; collegiate season results only 2018 Women’s Track & Field Review
NCAA Finishes: Indoor – 4th (32 points) All-SEC Outdoor – 5th (42 points) INDOOR (5 athletes, 5 honors) -- All-Freshman not Team Highlights included Collected the program’s first top-four SEC Finishes: Indoor – 6th (61 points) All-SEC First Team (SEC Champions) finish at an NCAA Championship meet Outdoor – SEC Champions (91 points) Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put since 2015 (fourth place indoors).
NCAA Champions All-SEC Second Team Florida won its first SEC title since 2014, N/A Sharrika Barnett – 400m (3rd) Yanis David – Triple Jump (2nd) as well as its first SEC Outdoors title since All-Americans Amanda Froeynes – Pentathlon (3rd) 2009 INDOOR (8 athletes, 10 honors) Darrielle McQueen – Long Jump (3rd) UF’s SEC Outdoors title was the sixth Sharrika Barnett – 400m (4th) outdoor league title in school history Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put (4th) SEC All-Freshman Team Yanis David – Triple Jump (2nd); Long Jump (4th) Amanda Froeynes – Pentathlon Finished fifth at the NCAA Outdoor Amanda Froeynes – Pentathlon (9th) Championships for a second consecutive Darrielle McQueen – Long Jump (6th) OUTDOOR (11 athletes, 13 honors) -- All-Freshman year (second time in school history with Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor Manson, Lauryn Ghee, not included Sharrika Barnett – 4x400 relay (3rd) All-SEC First Team (SEC Champions) consecutive top-five finishes). Avione Allgood – Javelin Throw The Gators posted their seventh and OUTDOOR (10 athletes, 15 honors) Sharrika Barnett – 400m eighth top-five finishes at NCAA Avione Allgood – Javelin Throw (6th) Championship meets since 2010, Sharrika Barnett – 400m (4th) All-SEC Second Team Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put (8th) Elisabeth Bergh – 1,500m (3rd) something only four other Division I Yanis David – Triple Jump (2nd); Long Jump (4th) Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put (2nd) programs can claim during that span. Amanda Froeynes – Heptathlon (5th) Yanis David – Long Jump (2nd); Triple Jump (2nd) Brandee’ Johnson – 400m Hurdles (9th) Amanda Froeynes – Heptathlon (3rd) Florida’s indoor 4x400 relay team of Taylor Manson – 400m (9th) Brandee’ Johnson – 400m Hurdles (3rd) Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor Manson, Darrielle McQueen – Long Jump (2nd); Triple Jump (8th) Darrielle McQueen – Long Jump (3rd) Lauryn Ghee, and Sharrika Barnett Nikki Stephens – 400m Hurdles (6th) Taylor Manson, Sharrika Barnett, Nikki Stephens, finished third and broke the three-year old Taylor Manson, Sharrika Barnett, Nikki Stephens, Sharrika Barnett – 4x400 (2nd) Taylor Sharpe – 4x400 Relay (5th) school record (3:29.41) to clinch UF’s SEC All-Freshman Team fourth-place team finish at NCAA Indoor Taylor Manson – 400m Championships. USTFCCCA South Region Awards Outdoor Coach of the Year: Mike Holloway Florida’s outdoor 4x400 relay team of SEC Yearly Awards Taylor Manson, Sharrika Barnett, Nikki USTFCCCA All-Academic Individuals Indoor Co-Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Amanda Stephens, and Taylor Sharpe took second TBD Froeynes and ran the second-fastest time in school Outdoor Coach of the Year: Mike Holloway Departing Athletes: Avione Allgood, Lloydricia history (3:27.30) to clinch the SEC Cameron, Jontavia Dykes, Darrielle McQueen, Taylor SEC Academic Honor Roll – 20 Outdoors team title. Sharpe Avione Allgood, Autumn Bartlett, Elisabeth Bergh, Another indoor 4x400 relay team—Taylor Lloydricia Cameron, Emily Chapman, Yanis David, Jontavia Dykes, Sophia Ebihara, Asa Garcia, Morgan Sharpe, Taylor Manson, Lauryn Ghee, Hull, Darrielle McQueen, Timetria Mitchell, Madison Sharrika Barnett—ran the No. 6 time on Morse, Maggie Parrish, Jessica Pascoe, Maddox the school’s All-Time Top 10 (3:31.17). Patterson, Lauren Perry, Megan Reed, Delaney Tiernan, Amara Wiggan
SEC First Year Academic Honor Roll – 5 Amanda Froeynes, Lauryn Ghee, Abbie Harrelson, Laura Jones, Destiny Ward Individual
SEC Community Service Team Member Highlights & Honors Asa Garcia After a year and another indoor season of near misses, Sharrika Barnett captured her first- Avione Allgood ever SEC title, winning the outdoor 400 meters Won the SEC Outdoors javelin title crown and breaking a 13-year-old school record. 11 days after sustaining severe road Barnett came back later in the evening and rash on her hands and knees in a helped Florida’s 4x400 relay team to a second- motorcycle accident. place finish, which clinched the team title for Florida. Finished sixth in the javelin at NCAA Outdoor Championships. Finished the season with the Sixth-year senior Avione Allgood spent seventh-best mark in Division I 2017 recovering from shoulder and elbow (55.73 meters).
surgeries, then sustained serious road rash Won five of the seven competitions injuries to her hands and knees 11 days she threw in. before this year’s SEC Outdoor Took bronze at the USATF Outdoor Championships. After avoiding skin grafts by mere millimeters, Allgood captured the SEC Championships following the Outdoor javelin title. collegiate season, logging the No. 6- ranked mark on the program’s All- Time Top 10 (56.54 meters). Sharrika Barnett Amanda Froeynes Statistical Leaders Won the SEC Outdoors 400 meters title and Finished fifth in the heptathlon at Indoor broke Tiandra Ponteen’s 13-year-old school NCAA Outdoors (tied third- 60 Bria Mack 7.69 highest finish in school history). 200 Sharrika Barnett 23.75 record (50.69) 400 Sharrika Barnett 51.07 Finished fourth in the 400 meters at both the Third freshman at the last five 800 Nikki Stephens 2:12.28 NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships NCAA Outdoors to score in the Mile Elisabeth Bergh 4:46.12 Also ran the second-fastest 400 meters time heptathlon. 3000 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell 9:49.22 in school history (51.07) at NCAA Indoors Bronze medalist in the 5000 Morgan Hull 17:05.36 60mH Brandee’ Johnson 8.26 SEC Indoors bronze medalist in the indoor pentathlon at SEC Indoors Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor Manson, 400 meters (highest finish in school history, 4x400 3:29.41 first freshman medalist since Lauryn Ghee, Sharrika Barnett Split 50.11 seconds as the anchor leg for the Elisabeth Bergh, Destiny Ward, Gators’ school record-breaking and bronze 2014) and heptathlon at SEC DMR Abbie Harrelson, Caitlin McQuilkin- 11:36.30 medal-winning indoor 4x400 relay team. Outdoors. Bell Cracked Florida’s All-Time HJ Amanda Froeynes 1.79m (5-10.5) Indoor and Outdoor Top 10 lists LJ Darrielle McQueen 6.51m (21-4.25) Elisabeth Bergh in the high jump. TJ Yanis David 14.11m (46-3.5) Won bronze in the SEC Outdoors 1,500 SP Lloydricia Cameron 17.65m (57-11) meters, marking the highest finish by a Gator WT Lloydricia Cameron 19.40m (63-7.75) PENT Amanda Froeynes 4,199 points since 2014 Taylor Manson Also finished fourth in the mile at SEC Indoor Missed the NCAA Outdoors 400 Outdoor Championships meters final by 0.22 seconds 100 Bria Mack 11.52 Ran the No. 10-ranked 1,500 meters time on Made both the SEC Indoor and 200 Bria Mack 23.66w the school’s All-Time Outdoor Top 10 Outdoor finals in the 400 meters. 400 Sharrika Barnett 50.69 (4:19.71) at Pepsi Florida Relays Tied for No. 9 on Florida’s All- 800 Elisabeth Bergh 2:09.35 Accomplished all that after redshirting for the Time Outdoor Top 10 in the 400 1500 Elisabeth Bergh 4:19.71 2017 due to a hip injury. meters (51.84). 5000 Jessica Pascoe 16:57.43 Qualified for the U20 World 10,000 Jessica Pascoe 36:01.51 Championships with a gold 100mH Brandee’ Johnson 13.17 Lloydricia Cameron 400mH Brandee’ Johnson 57.01 medal at USATF Junior Won the SEC Indoors shot put title. 3000S Emily Chapman 11:36.09 Championships following the Posted the highest NCAA Championships 4x100 Bria Mack, Lauryn Ghee, 45.15 collegiate season. Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor finish of her career, placing fourth indoors Manson Finished eighth at NCAA Outdoors. 4x400 Taylor Manson, Sharrika 3:27.33 Garnered runner-up honors and eight crucial Darrielle McQueen Barnett, Nikki Stephens, Taylor Sharpe points in the discus throw after a lackluster NCAA Outdoor Championships’ long jump runner-up. HJ Amanda Froeynes 1.75m (5-8.75) shot put showing at SEC Outdoors. LJ Yanis David 6.69m (21-11.5)w Bronze medalist at SEC Indoor Rose to No. 4 on the school’s All-Time TJ Yanis David 14.13m (46-4.25)w Indoor and Outdoor Top 10 shot put lists. and Outdoor Championships in SP Lloydricia Cameron 17.66m (57-11.25) Scored 26 points at SEC Championship the long jump. DT Lloydricia Cameron 55.05m (180-7) meets Sixth-place finisher in the long HT Lloydricia Cameron 54.02m (177-3) jump at NCAA Indoors. JT Avione Allgood 55.73m (182-10) First Gator since 2004 (LaQuanda Cotten) to HEPT Amanda Froeynes 5,794 points Improved her outdoor long jump qualify for NCAA Outdoors in both the shot PR to finish her career ranked put and discus throw. No. 4 in school history.
2018 SEC CHAMPIONS Yanis David Finished second in the triple jump at the Nikki Stephens Indoor NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships, Finished sixth in the 400 hurdles SEC CHAMPION and SEC Indoor and Outdoor final at NCAA Outdoor Lloydricia Cameron – Shot Put Championships, despite the fact Championships. it was just her seventh-ever 400 Outdoor Broke both the indoor and outdoor triple SEC CHAMPIONS jump school records and became the No. 7- hurdles race. Began the year as a multis Avione Allgood – Javelin Throw ranked collegian of all time in both settings. athlete, finishing seventh in the Sharrika Barnett – 400m Became the third woman in collegiate history
(outdoors) with a triple jump PR of 14.05 SEC Indoor Championships pentathlon. meters and long jump PR of 6.60 meters. Finished fourth in the long jump at NCAA Ran the No. 6-ranked 400 hurdles time on the school’s All- Indoor and Outdoor Championships. Time Outdoor Top 10 (57.21) to Took second at SEC Outdoors in the long qualify for NCAA Outdoors. jump (second woman in the last five SEC Outdoors to finish top two in both horizontal Qualified for SEC Outdoor 400 hurdles final. jumps). Won the French senior title in the triple jump Also became a key contributor on Florida’s outdoor 4x400 relay following the collegiate season. team.
2018 WOMEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART
60 METERS 4x400-METER RELAY Top Collegian: Aleia Hobbs, LSU (7.07 - Tied Collegiate Record) Top Collegian: Southern California (3:27.45) School Record: Shayla Sanders, 2016 (7.17) School Record: Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor Manson, Lauryn Ghee, Sharrika 7.69 Bria Mack Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Barnett (3:29.41) 3:29.41 SR Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor Manson, NCAA Championships (3/10) 200 METERS Lauryn Ghee, Sharrika Barnett Top Collegian: Gabrielle Thomas, Harvard (2238 -- Collegiate Record; WL) School Record: Kyra Jefferson, 2015 (22.63) 3:31.17 Taylor Sharpe, Manson, Clemson Invitational (1/20) 23.75 Sharrika Barnett Clemson Invitational (1/20) Ghee, Barnett 25.00 Bria Mack Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) 25.18 Lauryn Ghee Clemson Invitational (1/20) 3:36.66 Nikki Stephens, Johnson, Razorback Invitational (1/27) Ghee, Destiny Ward 300 METERS Top Collegian: Sydney McLaughlin, Kentucky (36.12) 3:39.25 Stephens, Sharpe, Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) School Record: Destiny Ward, Amanda Froeynes 37.92 Taylor Manson Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) 38.10 Sharrika Barnett Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) 3:49.24 Stephens, Froeynes, Clemson Invitational (1/20) 38.89 Brandee’ Johnson Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Timetria Mitchell, Abbie Harrelson 39.23 Nikki Stephens Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) 39.70 Lauryn Ghee Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY 41.31 Amanda Froeynes Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) Top Collegian: Oregon (10:51.49) School Record: Agata Strausa, Ebony Eutsey, Shelby Hayes, Cory McGee, 400 METERS 2012 (10:58.77) Top Collegian: Kendall Ellis, Southern California (50.34 - Collegiate Record; WL) 11:36.30 Elisabeth Bergh, Destiny Ward, SEC Championships (2/25) School Record: Tiandra Ponteen, 2005 (50.91) Abbie Harrelson, Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell 51.07 PR Sharrika Barnett NCAA Championships (3/10) 53.20 PR Taylor Manson Razorback Invitational (1/27) 12:21.50 Maddox Patterson, Lauren Perry, Commodore Invitaitonal (1/13) 54.43 Taylor Sharpe Clemson Invitational (1/19) McQuilkin-Bell, Jessica Pascoe 54.95 Lauryn Ghee Tiger Paw Invitational (2/9) 55.41 Destiny Ward SEC Championships (2/24) HIGH JUMP Top Collegian: Logan Boss, Mississippi State (1.92m/6-3.5) 600 METERS School Record: Shara Proctor, 2010 (6.67m/21-10.75) Top Collegian: Olivia Baker, Stanford (1:28.72) 1.79m/5-10.5 Amanda Froeynes Clemson Invitational (1/19) School Record: 1.67m/5-5.75 Nikki Stephens SEC Championships (2/24) 1:36.44 Abbie Harrelson Clemson Invitational (1/20) LONG JUMP 800 METERS Top Collegian: Kate Hall, Georgia (6.73m/22-1) Top Collegian: Sabrina Southerland, Oregon (2:01.55) School Record: Shara Proctor, 2010 (6.67m/21-10.75) School Record: Hazel Clark, 1999 (2:01.77) 6.51m/21-4.25 PR Darrielle McQueen SEC Championships (2/24) 2:12.28 Nikki Stephens SEC Championships (2/24) 6.49m/21-3.5 PR Yanis David SEC Championships (2/24) 2:12.75 Abbie Harrelson Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) 6.04m/19-9.75 Amanda Froeynes Clemson Invitational (1/19) 2:13.07 Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (3/9) 5.63m/18-5.75 Nikki Stephens Clemson Invitational (1/19) 2:13.65 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Commodore Invitational (1/13) 2:13.95 PR Elisabeth Bergh Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) TRIPLE JUMP 2:22.83 Lauren Perry Commodore Invitational (1/13) Top Collegian: Keturah Orji, Georgia (14.53m/47-8 - American Record) School Record: Yanis David, 2018 (14.11m/46-3.5) MILE 14.11m/46-3.5 SR Yanis David SEC Championships (2/25) Top Collegian: Elinor Purrier, New Hampshire (4:26.55 - World Leader) 13.03m/42-9 Darrielle McQueen Razorback Invitational (1/27) School Record: Charlotte Browning, 2010 (4:31.24) 12.20/40-0.5 Asa Garcia Clemson Invitational (1/20) 4:46.12 Elisabeth Bergh SEC Championships (2/25) 4:58.19 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Razorback Invitational (1/27) SHOT PUT 4:59.52 Lauren Perry Razorback Invitational (1/27) Top Collegian: Maggie Ewen, Arizona State (19.20m/63-0) 5:08.55 Morgan Hull Commodore Invitational (1/13) School Record: Mariam Kevkhishvili, 2010 (18.59m/61-0) 5:14.22 Maddox Patterson Commodore Invitational (1/13) 17.65m/57-11 PR Lloydricia Cameron SEC Championships (2/24) 5:32.05 Maggie Parrish Clemson Invitational (1/19) 11.47m/37-7.75 Amanda Froeynes SEC Championships (2/24) 8.88m/29-1.75 Nikki Stephens SEC Championships (2/24) 3,000 METERS Top Collegian: Karissa Schweizer, Missouri (8:41.60 - Collegiate Record) School Record: Shelly Steely, 1985 (9:09.02) WEIGHT THROW 9:49.22 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Iowa State Classic (2/9) Top Collegian: Annette Echikunwoke, Cincinnati (24.78m/81-3.75) 9:52.71 Lauren Perry Iowa State Classic (2/9) School Record: Candice Scott, 2005 (24.21m/79-5.25) 10:11.60 Morgan Hull Razorback Invitational (1/27) 19.40m/63-7.75 Lloydricia Cameron SEC Championships (2/25) DNF Maggie Parrish Clemson Invitational (1/20) 18.35m/60-2.5 PR Amara Wiggan Tiger Paw Invitational (2/10) 17.84m/58-6.5 Jontavia Dykes Clemson Invitational (1/20) 5,000 METERS Top Collegian: Karissa Schweizer, Missouri (15:17.31) PENTATHLON School Record: Rebecca Lowe, 2010 (15:59.46) Top Collegian: Taliyah Brooks, Arkansas (4,572 points) 17:05.36 Morgan Hull Iowa State Classic (2/10) School Record: Brittany Harrell, 2014 (4,287 points) 4,199 points Amanda Froeynes Clemson Invitational (1/19) 60-METER HURDLES 3,920 points Nikki Stephens SEC Championships (2/24) Top Collegian: Payton Chadwick, Arkansas (7.93) School Record: Bridgette Owens, 2015 (7.88) LEGEND 8.26 PR Brandee’ Johnson Clemson Invitational (1/19) 8.57 Nikki Stephens Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) WL - World Leader NR - National Record (x) - Division I Rank 8.59 Timetria Mitchell Orange & Purple Classic (1/6) CR -Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record 8.76 Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (3/9) FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time 2018 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE CHARTS
100 METERS 4x100-METER RELAY Top Collegian: Aleia Hobbs, LSU (10.86; wind: +3.7) Top Collegian: LSU (42.05 - Collegiate Record) School Record: Michelle Freeman, 1992; Shayla Sanders, 2016 (11.13) School Record: Robin Reynolds, Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson, 11.52 [+0.5] Bria Mack SEC Championships (5/12) 2015 (42.72) 11.91 [+2.4] Lauryn Ghee Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 45.15 Bria Mack, Lauryn Ghee, Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Brandee’ Johnson, Taylor Manson 200 METERS Top Collegian: Lynna Irby, Georgia (22.06; wind: +2.4) 4x400-METER RELAY School Record: Kyra Jefferson, 2015 (22.02 - Collegiate Record) Top Collegian: Kentucky (3:25.99) 23.66 [+2.4] Bria Mack SEC Championships (5/11) School Record: Robin Reynolds, Kyra Jefferson,Sharrika Barnett, Claudia 23.67 [+1.1] Sharrika Barnett FSU Relays (3/23) Francis, 2016 (3:26.28) 23.68 [+1.1] Taylor Manson FSU Relays (3/23) 3:27.30 Taylor Manson, Sharrika Barnett, SEC Championships (5/13) 24.16 [+0.7] Lauryn Ghee Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) Nikki Stephens, Taylor Sharpe 24.42 [+0.9] Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/28) 24.95 [+2.3] Amanda Froeynes SEC Championships (5/11) 3:31.95 Taylor Sharpe, Taylor Manson, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31) Lauryn Ghee, Sharrika Barnett 400 METERS Top Collegian: Lynna Irby, Georgia (49.80) 3:33.71 Taylor Manson, Brandee’ Johnson Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) School Record: Sharrika Barnett, 2018 (50.69) Destiny Ward, Lauryn Ghee 50.69 SR Sharrika Barnett SEC Championships (5/13) 51.84 Taylor Manson NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 3:34.34 Nikki Stephens, Taylor Manson, FSU Relays (3/23) 52.56 PR Taylor Sharpe NCAA East Preliminary (5/24) Destiny Ward, Lauryn Ghee 800 METERS 3:35.72 Taylor Sharpe, Sharrika Barnett, FSU Relays (3/23) Top Collegian: Sabrina Southerland, Oregon (2:00.72) Brandee’ Johnson, Amanda Froeynes School Record: Hazel Clark, 1997 (2:00.13) 2:09.35 PR Elisabeth Bergh FSU Relays (3/23) 3:45.32 Taylor Sharpe, Destiny Ward, Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 2:10.41 Abbie Harrelson Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) Amanda Froeynes, Abbie Harrelson 2:12.08 PR Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell FSU Relays (3/23) 2:12.83 Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/29) HIGH JUMP 2:14.98 Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (6/9) Top Collegian: Tatiana Gusin, Georgia; Loretta Blaut, Cincinnati (1.88m/6-2) 2:19.49 Madison Morse FSU Relays (3/23) School Record: Taylor Burke, 2015 (1.85m/6-0.75) 2:20.71 PR Lauren Perry Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 1.75m/5-8.75 Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (6/8) 2:25.42 Sophie Ebihara Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 1.63m/5-4.25 Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/28) 2:36.19 Autumn Bartlett Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) LONG JUMP 1,500 METERS Top Collegian: Keturah Orji, Georgia (6.81m/22-4.25; wind: +0.8) Top Collegian: Jessica Hull, Oregon (4:08.75) School Record: Shara Proctor, 2009 (6.71m/22-0.25) School Record: Cory McGee, 2013 (4:06.67) 6.69m/21-11.5 [+2.3] Yanis David Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 4:19.71 PR Elisabeth Bergh Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 6.65m/21-10 [+1.3] PR Darrielle McQueen SEC Championships (5/12) 4:27.25 Lauren Perry SEC Championships (5/12) 6.13m/20-1.5 [+0.7] Amanda Froeynes FSU Relays (3/23) 4:33.53 PR Morgan Hull Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 5.76m/18-10.75 [+0.9] Nikki Stephens FSU Relays (3/23) 4:35.17 Jessica Pascoe FSU Relays (3/23) 4:37.73 Abbie Harrelson FSU Relays (3/23) TRIPLE JUMP 4:38.30 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) Top Collegian: Keturah Orji, Georgia (14.62m/47-11.75; w: +1.5 - Collegiate Record) School Record: Yanis David, 2018 (14.13m/46-4.25) 4:41.24 PR Madison Morse Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 4:51.71 PR Sophie Ebihara Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 14.13m/46-4.25 [+1.5] SR Yanis David National Relay Champs. (4/28) 5:00.52 Emily Chapman Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 13.37m/43-10.5 [+2.5] Darrielle McQueen National Relay Champs. (4/28) 5:08.58 PR Autumn Bartlett Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 12.90m/42-4 [+2.1] Asa Garcia National Relay Champs. (4/28) 5,000 METERS SHOT PUT Top Collegian: Karissa Schweizer, Missouri (15:19.65) Top Collegian: Maggie Ewen, Arizona State (19.46m/63-10.25 - Collegiate Record) School Record: Shelly Steely, 1984 (15:40.97) School Record: Liz Wanless, 2005 (18.50m/60-8.5) 16:57.43 Jessica Pascoe SEC Championships (5/13) 17.66m/57-11.25 PR Lloydricia Cameron Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 16:59.90 PR Morgan Hull Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 12.21m/40-0.75 Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (6/8) 17:01.28 Lauren Perry Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 8.71m/28-7 Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/28) 17:13.33 Elisabeth Bergh SEC Championships (5/13) DISCUS THROW 10,000 METERS Top Collegian: Shadae Lawrence, Kansas State (62.10m/203-9) Top Collegian: Karissa Schweizer, Missouri (32:00.55) School Record: Rachel Longfors, 2004 (57.48m/188-7) School Record: Rebecca Lowe, 2009 (32:24.70) 55.05m/180-7 Lloydricia Cameron SEC Championships (5/13) 36:01.51 Jessica Pascoe SEC Championships (5/11) 47.81m/156-10 Jontavia Dykes Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 100-METER HURDLES HAMMER THROW Top Collegian: Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, Kentucky (12.40; wind: +1.2) Top Collegian: Maggie Ewen, Arizona State (74.53m/244-6 - Collegiate Record) School Record: Bridgette Owens, 2015 (12.73) School Record: Candice Scott, 2004 (69.84m/229-1) 13.17 [+2.1] Brandee’ Johnson NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 54.02m/177-3 Lloydricia Cameron FSU Relays (3/23) 13.50 [+1.3] PR Timetria Mitchell SEC Championships (5/12) 49.61m/162-9 Amara Wiggan FSU Relays (3/23) 13.93 [-1.0] Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/29) 14.26 [+1.8] Amanda Froeynes National Relay Champs. (4/27) JAVELIN THROW Top Collegian: Mackenzie Little, Stanford (60.36m/198-0) 400-METER HURDLES School Record: Evelien Dekkers, 2010 (58.99m/193-7) Top Collegian: Sydney McLaughlin, Kentucky (52.75 - Collegiate Record) 55.73m/182-10 Avione Allgood National Relay Champs. (4/28) School Record: Claudia Francis, 2016 (55.55) 47.69m/156-5 Megan Reed Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 57.01 Brandee’ Johnson NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 44.63m/146-5 Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (6/9) 57.21 Nikki Stephens NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 24.82m/81-5 Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/29) 1:01.16 Destiny Ward FSU Relays (3/23) 1:10.95 Timetria Mitchell Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) HEPTATHLON Top Collegian: Georgia Ellenwood, Wisconsin (6,173 points) 3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE School Record: Brittany Harrell, 2012 (5,838 points) Top Collegian: Allie Ostrander, Boise State (9:38.57) 5.794 points Amanda Froeynes NCAA Championships (6/8-9) School Record: Genevieve LaCaze, 2012 (9:37.90) 5,080 points Nikki Stephens Texas Relays (3/28-29) 11:36.09 Emily Chapman Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30)
WL - World Leader $ - SEC Leader CR - Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record Q - NCAA Outdoors Qualifier FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time w - Wind-Aided
Note: Wind-aided marks included up to +4.0; collegiate season results only 2017 Volleyball REVIEW
Team Highlights Boasted five AVCA All-America selections. Record: 30-2, 17-1 SEC Only Florida (4) and Stanford (5) had three Advanced to the NCAA NCAA Finish: 2nd Championship match for the individuals named first-, second-, or third-team second time in school history, All-Americans (UF had an Honorable Mention). Final Ranking: No. 2 (AVCA DI Coaches Poll) and made their first NCAA Florida’s four All-America team selections tied a Semifinals since 2003. school record. SEC Finish: T-1st Florida’s five All-SEC selections were tied for the Tied the best NCAA Tournament All-Americans: 5 athletes, 5 honors and AVCA Poll finish (No. 2) in most in the SEC this year. Rhamat Alhassan [first team AVCA], Shainah school history. Mary Wise was named AVCA National Coach of Joseph [second team AVCA], Carli Snyder [second Earned the No. 2 overall seed for the Year for the third time in her career, becoming team AVCA], Rachael Kramer [third team AVCA], the NCAA Tournament (seventh the second three-time winner in history. Caroline Knop [AVCA honorable mention] Wise also picked up the 900th win of her career time in history and first time since All-Southeast Region: 5 2010 Florida was a top-four when the Gators won a share of the SEC title Rhamat Alhassan, Shainah Joseph, Caroline Knop, overall seed). Nov. 25, becoming the 12th coach in NCAA Rachael Kramer, Carli Snyder Won a share of the program’s history and third female coach in NCAA history to
23rd Southeastern Conference reach the 900-win plateau. All-SEC: 5 athletes, 5 honors Wise earned her 800th win as head coach of the Rhamat Alhassan, Shainah Joseph, Caroline Knop, title—the 10th-most in Rachael Kramer, Carli Snyder conference history in any sport, Gators on Sept. 15, becoming the fourth coach in regardless of gender. history to win 800 matches at one Div. I program. SEC Player of the Year: Rhamat Alhassan It was also Florida’s second
Honda Award - Volleyball: Rhamat Alhassan consecutive SEC title. Individual Highlights Florida’s 23 SEC titles are the RHAMAT ALHASSAN AVCA National Coach of the Year: Mary Wise 4th-most by any SEC team, Became Florida’s and the SECs first winner of the regardless of sport or gender, Honda Award for volleyball. SEC Co-Coach of the Year: Mary Wise since 1979, the first year the Became the 13th Gator to garner SEC Player of SEC Community Service Team: Ann-Lorrayne SEC crowned a volleyball the Year honors (19th time in school history). Bzoch champion. AVCA All-America First Team selection (sixth Florida’s 23 SEC volleyball titles Gator in history with multiple first-team honors). SEC Academic Honor Roll: 11 are the 3rd-most by any program Joined Olympian Kelly Murphy as the only other Rhamat Alhassan, Ann-Lorrayne Bzoch, Allie in school history. Gregory, Chanelle Hargreaves, Taelor Kellum, Gator in history to be named to one of the three Caroline Knop, Rachael Kramer, Allie Monserez, Posted the program’s ninth top-5 AVCA All-America teams four times in a career. Camille Nieves, Lindsey Rogers, Carli Snyder finish in the AVCA Poll since All-Southeastern Conference (seventh Gator in 1991—tied for the 5th-most in history to be a four-time All-SEC honoree). SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll: 1 Division I during that span. Became second player in Division I history with at Macy Phillips Posted the program’s 22nd least 1,250 kills, 605 blocks, and a .420 hitting Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/7 consecutive top-15 finish in the percentage in a career (1,278-674-.423). final AVCA Poll, extending the Tied the seventh-highest career hitting Departing Players: Rhamat Alhassan, Sam Dubiel, 2nd-longest streak in its history. percentage in Division I history (.423). Cheyenne Huskey (Tr.), Shainah Joseph, Caroline It also marked Florida’s 26th top- Also finished her career with the second-highest Knop, Lindsey Rogers, Carli Snyder 15 finish since Mary Wise blocks per set average (1.52) in school history. became head coach in 1991— One of two Division I players since 2010 to finish only Nebraska (27) and Stanford a season with at least 1.70 blocks per set, .355 (26) can say at least the same. hitting percentage. The Gators made their 27th Led the nation with 1.70 blocks per set (ninth- consecutive NCAA Tournament highest average in the 25-point scoring era, appearance, tying the fourth- adopted in 2008). longest streak in Div. I history. First SEC player to lead the nation in blocks per Florida is one of six programs in set. the country with an active NCAA Broke Benavia Jenkins’ (2000-03) school record Tournament streak longer than for career total blocks on Nov. 5 Florida won a share of the program’s 23rd 20 years. Southeastern Conference title. That total stands Tallied a combined 31 kills and just five errors on third for league titles won by any program in Won 30 matches for the 15th 55 attempts (.472), along with 10 blocks in school history. It is also the 10th-most SEC titles in time in school history, first time Florida’s 5-set NCAA Tournament wins over USC any sport, regardless of gender, in conference since 2006. history. The Gators clinched the title on the final and Stanford. day of the season, winning a come-from-behind four-setter in Columbia, Mo.
SHAINAH JOSEPH RACHAEL KRAMER All-Southeastern Conference and All-Southeastern Conference and Statistical Leaders Hitting % .402 Rachael Kramer AVCA All-America Second Team AVCA All-America Third Team. Kills: 395 Carli Snyder (both firsts in her career). Ranked 13th nationally and third Attacks: 1230 Carli Snyder Hit the match-winning kill in Florida’s in the SEC with a .402 hitting Assists: 848 Allie Monserez thrilling five-set win over USC in the percentage. Aces: 57 Carli Snyder NCAA Regional Championship. Ranked third on the team and Digs: 517 Caroline Knop Block Solos: 14 Rhamat Alhassan Ranked 64th nationally and seventh ninth in the SEC with 1.03 blocks Total Blocks: 181 Rhamat Alhassan in the SEC in hitting percentage per set. Points: 483.0 Carli Snyder (.356). Posted the first 20-point matches Hit .392 with 190 kills and 34 errors of her career versus Nebraska 2017-18 Additions on 398 attempts over Florida’s final (Aug. 26), Arkansas (Nov. 10). NAME HOMETOWN 16 matches (60 sets). Logged 10-plus kills in 15 Holly Carlton Sterling, Va. Tallied five matches of 15-plus matches (had five in 2016). Paula Cerame Fort Lauderdale, Fla. points (had one in her career). Lauren Dooley Louisville, Ky. Tallied five-plus blocks in 10 Riley Fischer Kennesaw, Ga. Logged 17 matches of 10-plus matches (had six in 2016). Thayer Hall Spartanburg, S.C. points (had four in her career). Had 20 kills and just one error Marlie Monserez Windermere, Fla. Posted 10-plus kills in 14 matches (.679) in a 5-set win over Haley Warner Fayetteville, Ark. (had one in her career) Nebraska—third Gator since Logged 4-plus blocks in eight 1998 to hit better than .675 with Schedule & Results matches (had five in her career). 20-plus kills. Overall: 30-2 SEC: 17-1 Amassed a career-high 20 kills in a Home: 18-1 | Away: 9-0 | Neutral: 3-1 4-set Senior Day win over Missouri. ALLIE MONSEREZ Also had a monster performance of Led the team in assists per set Aug. 26-27 VERT Challenge (GAINESVILLE) for a second straight year (7.31). Aug. 25 No. 1 TEXAS W, 3-1 19 kills (and only two errors) in Aug. 26 No. 5 NEBRASKA W, 3-2 Florida’s SEC title-clinching win at Was the ultimate team player, as Sept. 2-3 SEC-ACC Challenge (San Juan, P.R.) Missouri. Florida shifted from a two-setter Sept. 2 vs. N.C. State W, 3-0 Amassed 19 kills and hit .515 with rotation a year after she led the Sept. 3 vs. No. 16 North Carolina W, 3-0 five blocks in UF’s four-set win over NCAA in assists per set. Sept. 8-9 Active Ankle Challenge (GAINESVILLE) Sept. 8 UNC GREENSBORO CANCELLED Miami in the NCAA Second Round. Tallied 40-plus assists in four Sept. 8 No. 21 MICHIGAN STATE CANCELLED Logged 15 kills and just two errors matches, including crucial wins Sept. 9 AMERICAN CANCELLED in the five-set win over USC. over Nebraska and Missouri Sept. 15-16 Gator Invitational (GAINESVILLE.) (twice). Sept. 15 FLORIDA A&M W, 3-0 CAROLINE KNOP Sept. 15 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W, 3-0 CARLI SNYDER Sept. 16 LIPSCOMB W, 3-1 All-Southeastern Conference and AVCA All-America Honorable AVCA All-America Second Team Sept. 19 No. 19 FLORIDA STATE W, 3-0 Mention (second consecutive year (previously was a two-time Sept. 24 at Arkansas W, 3-2 for each). Honorable Mention). Sept. 29 TENNESSEE W, 3-0 Led the team and ranked fourth in All-Southeastern Conference Oct. 1 LSU W, 3-0 Oct. 4 TEXAS A&M W, 3-1 the SEC in digs per set (4.46). (second straight honor). Oct. 8 GEORGIA W, 3-0 Also ranked in the top 100 nationally Led the SEC and ranked tied for Oct. 13 at Ole Miss W, 3-0 and fifth in the SEC in total digs 6th nationally in aces per set Oct. 15 No. 8 KENTUCKY L, 1-3 (517). (0.49). Oct. 20 at Alabama W, 3-0 Ranked in the top 100 nationally Oct. 22 at Auburn W, 3-1 Logged 23 digs in Florida’s 5-set Oct. 27 SOUTH CAROLINA W, 3-0 win over USC in the NCAA Regional and 6th in the SEC in points per Oct. 29 at Mississippi State W, 3-0 Championship. set (4.16). Nov. 1 at No. 6 Kentucky W, 3-0 Tallied 20 digs in UF’s 5-set win Also ranked second in the SEC Nov. 5 at Tennessee W, 3-0 over Stanford in the NCAA in attacks per set (10.60) and Nov. 10 ARKANSAS W, 3-1 ninth in total kills (395). Nov. 12 MISSOURI W, 3-1 Semifinals. Nov. 15 at Texas A&M W, 3-0 Totaled seven 20-dig matches on Racked up 20-plus points in Nov. 22 AUBURN W, 3-1 the season. seven matches (had two in her Nov. 25 at Missouri W, 3-1 Played the final month of the career). season with a broken bone in her Had three-plus service aces in NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUNDS (GAINESVILLE) Nov. 30 ALABAMA STATE W, 3-0 hand. eight matches (didn’t have any Dec. 1 MIAMI W, 3-1 entering 2017). Turned in one of the best outings NCAA REGIONAL SEMIS / CHAMPIONSHIP (GAINESVILLE) of her career in a sweep at Dec. 8 No. 17 UCLA W, 3-1 Kentucky, racking up 15 kills Dec. 9 No. 14 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA W, 3-2
without an error and hitting .517. NCAA SEMIFINALS / CHAMPIONSHIP (Kansas City, Mo.) Dec. 14 vs. No. 3 Stanford W, 3-2 Dec. 16 vs. No. 5 Nebraska L, 1-3 2017 Florida Volleyball Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 16, 2017) All matches
Overall record: 30-2 Conf: 17-1 Home: 18-1 Away: 9-0 Neutral: 3-1
Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 10 Kellum, Taelor 8 11 1.38 1 14 .7 1 4 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 2 3 0.38 0 0 13.0 6 Knop, Caroline 116 1 0.01 0 2 .5 0 0 108 0.93 14 24 0.12 17 517 4.46 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 15.0 5 Kramer, Rachael 116 308 2.66 69 594 .4 0 2 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 9 0.08 5 114 119 1.03 10 1 370.0 1 Alhassan, Rhamat 115 309 2.69 59 623 .4 0 1 2 0.02 12 43 0.10 0 44 0.38 14 181 195 1.70 8 1 425.5 15 Joseph, Shainah 116 295 2.54 61 658 .3 5 6 2 0.02 0 1 0.00 0 79 0.68 3 80 83 0.72 3 0 338.0 11 Huskey, Cheyenne 106 64 0.60 24 153 .2 6 1 446 4.21 0 0 0.00 0 37 0.35 7 106 113 1.07 13 5 124.0 4 Snyder, Carli 116 395 3.41 118 1230 .2 2 5 25 0.22 57 81 0.49 19 378 3.26 2 58 60 0.52 4 0 483.0 12 Greer, Morgyn 26 29 1.12 18 76 .1 4 5 1 0.04 1 0 0.04 2 3 0.12 1 3 4 0.15 1 0 32.5 7 Hammons, Paige 115 105 0.91 64 384 .1 0 7 25 0.22 30 35 0.26 32 254 2.21 5 22 27 0.23 0 2 151.0 9 Sokolowski, Mia 59 65 1.10 56 233 .0 3 9 1 0.02 0 0 0.00 2 23 0.39 0 20 20 0.34 5 0 75.0 22 Monserez, Allie 116 11 0.09 10 30 .0 3 3 848 7.31 24 36 0.21 0 254 2.19 0 17 17 0.15 2 26 43.5 25 Rogers, Lindsey 6 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 0.17 0 1 0.17 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 16 Phillips, Macy 2 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.00 0 1 0.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 14 Gregory, Allie 116 0 0.00 0 1 .0 0 0 42 0.36 11 35 0.09 13 212 1.83 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 11.0 23 Hargreaves, Chanelle 77 0 0.00 0 0 .0 0 0 2 0.03 2 15 0.03 1 14 0.18 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2.0 FLORIDA 116 1593 13.73 480 3998 .2 7 8 1502 12.95 152 273 1.31 104 1826 15.74 38 603 339.5 2.93 46 37 2084.5 Opponents 116 1315 11.34 712 4191 .1 4 4 1222 10.53 104 224 0.90 151 1689 14.56 38 270 173.0 1.49 34 23 1592.0
Team Statistics UF OPP Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. ATTACK Aug 25 #1 TEXAS W 3-1 25-16,25-23,18-25,25-21 7523 K i l ls 1593 1315 Aug 26 #5 NEBRASKA W 3-2 19-25,25-18,17-25,25-18,15-11 3812 E r r o r s 480 712 Sep 02 vs N.C. State W 3-0 25-17,25-16,25-22 1020 Total Attacks 3998 4191 $Sep 03 vs #16 North Carolina W 3-0 25-17,25-17,25-23 1402 Attack Pct .2 7 8 .1 4 4 Sep 15 FLORIDA A&M W 3-0 25-14,25-21,25-9 2765 K i l ls / S e t 13.7 11.3 Sep 15 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 3-0 25-22,25-15,25-15 2765 SET Sep 16 LIPSCOMB W 3-1 25-20,25-16,19-25,25-16 2674 A s s is t s 1502 1222 Sep 19 #19 FLORIDA STATE W 3-0 25-21,25-15,25-12 3005 A t te m p ts 3753 3846 *Sep 24 at Arkansas W 3-2 25-22,21-25,25-16,23-25,15-13 1343 Assist Pct .4 0 0 .3 1 8 *Sep 29 TENNESSEE W 3-0 25-17,25-18,25-19 3253 A s s is t s / S e t 12.9 10.5 *Oct 01 LSU W 3-0 25-17,26-24,25-23 2723 SERVE *Oct 04 TEXAS A&M W 3-1 26-24,25-23,25-27,25-10 2023 A c e s 152 104 *Oct 08 GEORGIA W 3-0 25-13,25-23,27-25 3413 E r r o r s 273 224 *Oct 13 at Ole Miss W 3-0 25-23,25-18,25-16 959 A t te m p ts 2709 2271 *Oct 15 #8 KENTUCKY L 1-3 20-25,22-25,25-23,16-25 4245 Serve Pct .8 9 9 .9 0 1 *Oct 20 at Alabama W 3-0 25-17,25-18,25-17 1703 A c e s /S e t 1.3 0.9 *Oct 22 at Auburn W 3-1 25-16,17-25,25-19,25-15 889 SERVE RECEPTIONS *Oct 27 SOUTH CAROLINA W 3-0 25-17,25-16,25-17 2516 E r r o r s 104 151 *Oct 29 at Mississippi State W 3-0 25-18,25-10,25-15 303 E r r o r s /S e t 0.9 1.3 *Nov 01 at #6 Kentucky W 3-0 25-19,25-23,25-22 5329 A t te m p ts 2046 2431 *Nov 05 at Tennessee W 3-0 25-23,25-19,25-20 840 Reception Pct .9 4 9 .9 3 8 *Nov 10 ARKANSAS W 3-1 23-25,25-20,25-13,25-7 3031 DEFENSE *Nov 12 MISSOURI W 3-1 25-16,23-25,26-24,25-16 2605 D ig s 1826 1689 *Nov 15 at Texas A&M W 3-0 25-18,25-22,25-20 1286 D ig s /S e t 15.7 14.6 *Nov 22 AUBURN W 3-1 22-25,25-10,25-16,25-22 3225 BLOCKING *Nov 25 at Missouri W 3-1 23-25,29-27,25-15,25-23 2714 Block Solo 38 38 Nov 30 ALABAMA STATE W 3-0 25-9,25-13,25-9 2215 Block Assist 603 270 Dec 01 MIAMI W 3-1 25-14,19-25,25-11,25-23 3078 Total Blocks 339.5 173.0 Dec 08 #17 UCLA W 3-1 23-25,25-17,25-17,25-17 3128 B lo c k s / S e t 2.9 1.5 Dec 09 #14 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA W 3-2 25-23,20-25,18-25,26-24,15-11 3741 Block Errors 46 34 Dec 14 vs #3 Stanford W 3-2 25-22,25-21,18-25,18-25,15-10 18374 Ball handling errors 37 23 Dec 16 vs #5 Nebraska L 1-3 22-25,17-25,25-18,16-25 18516 ATTENDANCE T o t a l 61740 15366 Record in 3-set matches:16-0 • Record in 4-set matches:10-2 • Record in 5-set matches:4-0 Dates/Avg Per Date 19/3249 9/1707 Neutral site #/Avg 4/9828 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 8 -