Saturday night Florida lost to Georgia 3-2, eliminating the Gators (49-10) from the Women's College World Series. It was the third consecutive season UF had reached the WCWS. Last season the Gators lost in the Championship Series.
Florida has put themselves in the worst possible position at the Women's College World Series. Not only would they have to defeat Missouri today at noon and Hawaii at 7pm, UF would have to sweep two games on Sunday against UCLA to reach the Championship Series.
May 9 was a big day in the life of Gator senior Francesca Enea. In UF's victory over South Carolina that day, Enea hit her 20th homer of the season, the 61st in her career, a new SEC record. It was her Senior Day too, which included her getting engaged on the field before the game. It was also the last time she had a hit.
The Gators are two wins away from returning to the Women's College World Series. Tonight at 7:30pm, The Best Dressed Women In Gainesville face Arizona State in game one of their Super Regional in Gainesville. The Super Regional is a best-of-three.
The Gators were coolly efficient in their three-game sweep of the NCAA Regionals. After defeating Bethune-Cookman and UCF by 6-0 scores, the No. 4 seed Gators (46-8) run-ruled FIU 13-3 on Sunday, clinching a Super Regionals spot.
The Gators will be favored to win their NCAA Regional. But recent results and who the Gators (43-8) are playing this weekend have added some edge to the events on Museum and Hull Roads this weekend.
The Gators will host regional and possible Super Regional games as they were selected as the No. 4 seed in the NCAA Softball Tournament.
Softball can be as strange as baseball, which is the only explanation for Florida's 9-1 loss to LSU in the SEC Softball semifinals.
Gator softball will start the weekend at 3pm today in their SEC Tournament semifinal game against LSU.
Gator softball finished their 2010 regular season by sweeping South Carolina this weekend. In three games, UF (42-7, 20-4) outscored the Gamecocks 35-1.
