Florida to close out regular season against Liberty
The Gators look to end the year on their 11th straight win April 28, 2021 | 8:00am EDT
Florida s Shannon Kavanagh (No.17, pictured) runs up the field with the ball against Cincinatti March 26. Kavanagh sits five goals short of 200 ahead of Florida s regular season finale against Liberty Wednesday. Photo by Grethel Aguila | The Independent Florida Alligator
The Gators lacrosse team returns to Donald R. Dizney Stadium Wednesday one last time in the regular season for a battle with the Liberty Flames.
No. 8 Florida swept Old Dominion April 23 and 25 and looks to win its 11th straight game. The Flames fell to the Jacksonville Dolphins, 22-11, April 25.
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Gators lacrosse drown the Vanderbilt Commodores
Florida improves to 7-0 in the AAC
Sarah Reznick guards her net during a rainy conference affair Friday against Vanderbilt
Florida’s net stood alone unguarded.
Goalkeeper Sarah Reznick left her cage wide open. Reznick’s 5’2 frame couldn’t dart down the field fast enough. Attacker Callie Sundin sprinted from Vanderbilt’s defensive end until she reached the restraining line. Sundin wound her stick back and ripped the ball into the back of the polyester net.
The Commodores’ bench erupted in cheers.
Lightning crackled in the Gainesville sky, but the Gators refused to back down.
Florida lacrosse prepares for top 20 matchup against Vanderbilt
The Gators hope to improve to 7-0 in the AAC.
The Gators look to stay in the win column versus the Vanderbilt Commodores Friday.
This marks the 13th matchup between the AAC foes. The last time they faced off was in May 2019 when UF defeated Vanderbilt 19-10.
No. 10 Florida was projected to clinch the conference championship with a roster full of all-conference and all-American threats. But No. 20 Vanderbilt sits at first in the conference and looks to pressure the orange and blue as they boast a 6-0 AAC record.
The Gators swept East Carolina April 1 and 3 on Thursday, which marked Florida’s 100th regular-season win at Donald R. Dizney Stadium. Similarly, the Commodores demolished the Old Dominion Monarchs in back-to-back double-digit wins.
Gators lacrosse sweep the East Carolina Pirates
Florida improves to 6-0 in the AAC
Defender Kaitlin Dabkowski attacks the East Carolina net on April 1. Photo by Karina Wilson | The Independent Florida Alligator
Attacker Grace Haus dashed into the 12-meter fan early.
With an assist from attacker Brianna Harris, Haus ricocheted the yellow ball past goalkeeper Ashley Vernon who extended her arms out as far as she could but it wasn’t enough to stop the senior.
“Everyone was keeping their head up and moving the ball,” Haus said. “It was a good team effort overall.”
The No. 10 Gators continued their AAC dominance with a 19-7 over the Pirates. UF is projected to win the conference championship in May.