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Over 100 people showed up at The Swamp Restaurant to watch the game, including Gainesville local Walter Alaman, who has been a Panthers fan for about 20 years.
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The 16-year-old Woods beat a 71-player field featuring several of the AJGA’s top ranked players, including four of the top five.
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The Gainesville chapter of Stonewall Sports League, a 21+ nonprofit sports organization, hosted kickball and trivia nights, providing a space for queer Gainesville residents to play sports in a noncompetitive fashion once a week during its seasons.
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Pickleball’s popularity has skyrocketed since 2020, and UF has struggled to keep pace with the growing demand. UF’s campus only holds 10 pickleball courts, leaving wait times long, courts constantly packed and patrons unable to participate.
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When whistles start squealing again in fall camp, Iamaleava will be just one of thousands who have departed their previous team.
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No. 3 Florida will compete Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas, in the semifinals of the NCAA women’s gymnastics championships, looking to earn a spot in Saturday’s Four on the Floor final round – and a chance to win the program’s first national championship since 2015.
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The Gators returned Tuesday as national champions and were recognized Saturday during the game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
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Former quarterback signee Jaden Rashada’s fraud lawsuit against Florida head coach Billy Napier may proceed, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
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The Gators men’s basketball team returned on Tuesday to Gainesville where 8,500 fans awaited at Flavet Field to celebrate the team's triumphant victory (65-63) Monday night against the University of Houston in the NCAA championship game.
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The Gator community gathered at Flavet Field at the University of Florida to celebrate and welcome home the 2025 NCAA National Champions men’s basketball team Tuesday afternoon, April 8, 2025, following their win against Houston in San Antonio, Texas.
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It was the scream heard ‘round Gainesville and, perhaps, all of collegiate sports. A thunderous clangor rang out from the more than 11,000 fans wedged together at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center. The national championship returned to Gainesville for the first time since 2014, and UF students greeted it with a deafening roar.