Coach Jenny Rowland was ecstatic on how her team held it together, winning at Georgia: “What a fun intense environment it’s always a battle when you’re at Georgia or competing against Georgia and it’s always a great day to be a Gator when you beat Georgia. Gators really did a phenomenal job sticking together, fighting all the way through. We had a little hiccup here and there and yet nobody panicked. Everybody followed through did their job trusted their training trusted

Florida has the talent but has another case of the yips on Vault to put itself in a hole it could not dig out from of despite a stellar effort for the rest of the meet.

Looking to bounce back from a low score last Friday of 197.100 due to just a 48.600 on vault, UF’s lowest score on Vault since the 2002 season, the Gators were laser focused.

"We just talked about being brave and keep fighting, that’s what this is all about. We are the fighting Gators and we’re gonna just keep taking out one routine at a time.”

It Was THISCLOSE! #1 Florida overcomes slow start on Vault to win a nail-biter at home versus #4 Alabama.

It was a mix of old and new. We saw the return of fab freshman Kayla DiCello after a two-year absence.

The Gators held their fifth annual Equality Night. Celebrating all who make up the team, staff, university and Gainesville communities

We are now in the part of the season where Florida takes the National Qualifying Score as their ranking. They dropped from 3rd to 5rh.

Skylar Drasser’s grandmother that was honored beforehand.

Florida went into Fayetteville with an all time record of 54-3, last losing in 2011.

Look for that 11 to 12 number of 9.9’s to score high enough to beat these top squads.

So Florida survived opening night jitters. This season Florida has moved all the equipment closer together so they can expand seating.