Florida Women's Lacrosse

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4.24.2016

UConn at UF for the Big East championship and the #1 seed in the Big East tourney:


GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The Gators and Huskies have set up for a fun Senior Day in Gainesville. Both No. 2 Florida and UConn are an undefeated 6-0 in conference play heading into the BIG EAST finale for both teams at noon Sunday at Donald R. Dizney Lacrosse Stadium.

Not only will the conference regular-season title be up for grabs, but a No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament is at stake. The Orange and Blue will celebrate their 2016 senior class in a pre-game ceremony slated for approximately 11:40 a.m. prior to opening draw at noon. The Gator seniors have compiled a record of 66-13 (.835) through the past four years, have won a conference championship and competed in the NCAA Tournament every season of their careers so far in Gainesville.

Florida has won six straight games entering Sunday's clash, having won three straight at home after its lone 14-4 hiccup this season to No. 1 Maryland in Gainesville on March 19.

UConn embarks on Gainesville with a 12-2 overall record, with slip ups to Syracuse (17-7) and UMass (15-6), but otherwise unscathed on the season. The Huskies have won five straight entering Gainesville after falling to the Orange March 29 in Syracuse.

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UF beat UConn 13-8 to become the Big East Champion and the #1 seed in the Big East Tourney:

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – For a sixth consecutive season, the University of Florida women's lacrosse program captured a regular season conference championship, securing its second straight BIG EAST Conference crown with Sunday's (April 24) 13-8 victory over UConn at Donald R. Dizney Lacrosse Stadium.

By winning the league's regular season title, Florida wrapped up the No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament, and will open postseason play in Thursday's (May 5) first semifinal in Washington, D.C.

The win also capped a perfect 7-0 season for the Gators in BIG EAST play, marking the fourth time in program history they've finished a conference slate undefeated. Florida finishes the regular season 16-1 overall, including a 10-1 mark at home. A win in the club's first BIG EAST Tournament match would tie the 2013 team for the best 18-game start in program history.

As far as the game itself, a close 6-4 affair at halftime turned into a UF rout in the closing 30 minutes. The Gators scored seven consecutive goals in the second frame, with the final tally coming from Devon SchnWunderlich at the 2:14 mark. UConn's other four goals all came in the final 1:51 of regulation.

Junior Sammi Burgess, redshirt senior Nicole Graziano, and freshman Lindsey Rondbeck led the Gators with three goals apiece. Burgess added two assists and posted a game-high five points.

Graziano's third goal, which came at the 5:12 mark of the second half, marked the 100th of her career and made her the sixth Gator in school history to hit that mark.

Prior to the game, Florida honored its senior class, which boasts a 67-13 record (.838), and have won a conference title and competed in the NCAA Tournament every year of their careers.


THE RECORDS
No. 2 Florida: 16-1, 7-0 BIG EAST
UConn: 12-3, 6-1 BIG EAST

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5.5.2016

WASHINGTON -- Freshman middie Sydney Pirreca and junior attacker Sammi Burgess each had a hat trick Thursday in an 11-8 Gators win over Georgetown in semifinals of the BIG EAST Tournament at Cooper Field in DC. With its second victory against Georgetown this season, No. 2 Florida (17-1) advances to the conference tournament championship game for a second time in as many seasons in the league.

Florida, the top seed in the tourney, will square off Saturday at 2:30 p.m. with the winner of Temple, UConn currently being played.

The youngest Pirreca put together a hat trick in the first half alone, helping the Gators to a 4-0 start out of the gate, thanks to a pair from the freshman speedster, and scores from Co-Attacker of the Year Sammi Burgess and junior Mollie Stevens, playing in her first game since March 19.

Pirreca's three scores were her second-most on the season since five against UNC Feb. 20 and helped guide the Orange and Blue to their best 18-game start in program history at 17-1.

Florida's keepers helped the cause with a combined 12 saves -- the most this season -- from senior Mary-Sean Wilcox (7) and freshman Haley Hicklen (5).

After grabbing a 5-1 lead, the Orange and Blue succumbed to a 4-0 Georgetown run in the final three minutes of the half for a 5-5 tie at the break. The Hoyas added two straight out of the locker room for a 6-0 run and a 7-5 advantage before Florida countered at the 26:18 mark.

Stevens connected with Burgess for Florida's sixth goal, and sophomore All-BIG EAST Second Team honoree Shayna Pirreca knotted the game at 7-7 with 22:42 on the clock in the second. In a span of 11 seconds, both Florida and Georgetown made it 8-8, the Hoyas with a goal at 15:13, and Florida at 15:03 on a Lindsey Ronbeck fast break from Taylor Bresnahan.

Redshirt senior Middie of the Year Nicole Graziano made it career goal No. 101 with a free-position success for the 9-8 lead the Orange and Blue wouldn't relinquish. After the Gators stalled some time off the clock, senior All-BIG EAST Second Teamer Lauren Lea drew a foul and capitalized on another free-position score for a two-goal cushion at 10-8.

Burgess added her 99th career goal with 1:18 to seal the deal for the Gators with a hat trick and a team-high four points.

THE RECORDS
No. 2 Florida: 17-1, 7-0 BIG EAST
Georgetown: 6-11, 4-3 BIG EAST

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5.7.2016

Florida wins the Big East tournament championship to go along with its Big East regular season championship:

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WASHINGTON, D.C. - With a 5-0 run to start the second half, top-seeded and No. 2 Florida pulled away from Temple and never looked back defeating the Owls 16-4 in the BIG EAST Championship game on Saturday afternoon at Georgetown. Temple's season concludes at 13-6 while the 18-1 Florida Gators move on to the NCAA Tournament.

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NCAA tourney #2 seed:

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- A day after winning the 2016 BIG EAST Tournament, the Gator lacrosse program picked up the No. 2 overall seed in the 26-team NCAA Tournament to earn a first-round bye and the right to host NCAA First & Second Rounds in Gainesville May 13 & 15.

Florida will play host to the Penn State Nittany Lions and Winthrop Eagles this weekend in Gainesville. Penn State (11-6) and Winthrop (20-2), Big South Conference Champions, will play at 4 p.m. Friday at Donald R. Dizney Stadium, and the winner will earn a date with the BIG EAST Champion Gators Sunday at 1 p.m. at The Diz.

The Orange and Blue, out to the best start in program history at 18-1, are going dancing for a sixth straight season and picked up their second-highest seed in program history after being the top seed in 2012. Florida, the lone BIG EAST squad in the tournament, has advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals three seasons (2011, 2013, 2014) and played in the NCAA Semifinals in 2012.

Florida is 5-1 all-time against Penn State, including a perfect 4-0 record at home. The Gators have faced Winthrop just once, a 2014 tilt in Gainesville that went in favor of the home team. The Orange and Blue enter the 2016 NCAA Tournament with a 6-5 record all-time in NCAA Tourney play.

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Penn State upset UF 14-13 in the second round. Given the expectations for this team, I'd say it is a disappointing result and finish to the season.

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1-1 on the start of the 2017 season against the best of the best:

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida women's lacrosse team bounced back after dropping its season opener to No. 1 North Carolina by dispatching No. 3 Southern California at home Friday night, 15-10.
 
A pair of five-point outings paced the Gators: Seniors Mollie Stevens (five goals) and Sammi Burgess (two goals, three assists). Stevens also won four draw controls against the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation's all-time leader in draw controls, Michaela Michael.
 
Florida used a 6-1 run late in the first half to take command of the game, and did not relinquish it even after USC scored four-straight goals early in the second half.
 
The Gator defense forced Southern California into a program-record 24 caused turnovers, and Florida's offense scored 15 goals on a .517 shooting percentage against the NCAA's fourth-ranked defense (5.86 gaa, .636 save percentage).
 
#PirrecaPower
Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney combined for six out of Florida's 15 goals against the Trojans. Through two games this season, the Pirreca sisters have accounted for 12 out of Florida's 25 goals (48%).
 
 
 
Records:
Florida: 1-1
Southern California: 2-1
 
Notable:
With today's win, the Gators now have a 31-3 (.912) record all-time in night games
After causing two turnovers versus USC, senior Taylor Bresnahan now sits only three back of passing Shannon Gilroy (70) for the most all-time at UF
Making her first-ever start as a Gator, freshman midfielder Brianna Harris scored her first career goal to go along with a draw control and a ground ball
Sophomore goalkeeper Haley Hicklen set a new career high of 13 saves while turning in a .565 save percentage
Florida handed USC just its second loss in 24 games dating back to the 2016 season
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"I'm very proud of our team. This was a fantastic win for our program. All 32 players were a part of preparing to play USC and the success we had at both ends of the field was due to that preparation. We had some great individual efforts, but this was a total Gator team win."

Senior Mollie Stevens:
"We had a long time to practice and prepare for this game. It was a total team effort tonight. Our defense would try to mimic their zone every day in practice and that gave us the ability to take opportunities when we saw them. It really paid off for us in the game."
 
Up Next
The Gators will hit the road for the first time this season on Monday, Feb. 27, as they play in-state foe Jacksonville at 7 P.M. Florida is 6-0 against Jacksonville all time.

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2.27.2017

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida #3 women's lacrosse team (2-1) passed its first road test on Monday night beating in-state rival Jacksonville University (0-3), 21-14.  
 
After being outmuscled in the draw circle in their first two games, the Gators were able to control the game from start to finish, and ended with 24 draw controls after averaging just nine in their first two games. Senior attacker Mollie Stevens set a Florida single-game record with 11 draw controls.
 
In a game where all 30 Gators who dressed for the game saw playing time, eight different Gators found the back of the net, led by four goals apiece from attackers Sammi Burgess and Lindsey Ronbeck.
 
Backup goalkeepers Olivia Cole and Kenzii Kittell each saw time in the cage for the first time this season, with Kittell recording two saves and Cole recording one.
 
#PirrecaPower
Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney once again put together a well-rounded game, combining for five goals, two assists, three draw controls and one ground ball. For the season, the Pirreca sisters have accounted for 37% (17/46) of Florida's scoring.
 
Records:
Florida: 2-1
Jacksonville: 0-3
 
Notable:
Tonight's win gives Florida a 32-3 (.914) record all-time in games that start after 6 P.M.
The Gators have now won eight consecutive road games dating back to 2016
Florida's seven wins against Jacksonville are tied with Ohio State for the most wins against a single opponent
With two caused turnovers, senior defender Taylor Bresnahan is now tied with Shannon Gilroy (70) for the most all-time at Florida
Florida has never lost a game to an in-state opponent: 7-0 vs. Jacksonville, 2-0 vs. Stetson
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"Jacksonville played a very good game. They pushed us at both ends of the field. Credit them for a hard fought game. We did a better job in the draw circle and competing for those 50/50 ground balls. It was great to see all of our goalies get playing time. We struggled on our free position attempts and I credit Jacksonville's goalies. We will get back to work in preparation for a tough schedule ahead."
 
Up Next
The Gators will travel north to Maryland for a pair of spring break games with No. 16 Towson on March 5 and Loyola on March 8.

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2.28.2017

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Following wins over No. 3 Southern California on Feb. 24 and Jacksonville on Feb. 27, two University of Florida women's lacrosse players, Haley Hicklen and Mollie Stevens, were tabbed BIG EAST Players of the Week on Tuesday as announced by the conference office.
 
Hicklen and Stevens mark Florida's first BIG EAST honors of the season, after the Gators swept the BIG EAST Preseason awards in January.

BIG EAST Attacker of the Week | Mollie Stevens
Last Week: 8 goals, 1 assist, 3 ground balls, 4 caused turnovers, 15 draw controls
Against No. 3 Southern California, Stevens recorded five goals on a perfect five-for-five shooting performance to go along with one ground ball, four draw controls, and three caused turnovers.
At Jacksonville, Stevens tallied a four-point performance on three-of-four shooting with an assist. She also added two ground balls, one caused turnover and 11 draw controls. The 11 draw controls were a UF single-game record.
 
BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week | Haley Hicklen
Last Week: 108:07 minutes, 19 saves, season-high .565 save percentage vs. USC, 1 ground ball, 2-0 record
Against No. 3 Southern California, Hicklen logged the entire game in the cage, and set a career-high with 13 saves and a .565 save percentage as the Gators pulled the upset over the Trojans.
At Jacksonville, Hicklen added six more saves while facing 22 shots in 48:07 minutes.

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3.8.2017

Baltimore, Md. – The University of Florida women's lacrosse team (4-1) easily defeated the Loyola Greyhounds (0-5) on Wednesday afternoon, 15-5. The victory marks the Gators' fourth straight win.
 
The No. 3 Gators used a masterful defensive effort to hold Loyola to just 16 shots and five goals. Florida forced the Greyhounds into 17 turnovers. Defenders Taylor Bresnahan, Caroline Fitzgerald, and Cara Trombetta each caused two turnovers.
 
Florida held a 12-1 advantage in the game with 24:56 remaining in the second half before beginning to sub out its starters.
 
Playing in her hometown of Baltimore, sophomore goalkeeper Haley Hicklen paced the Gators defense with seven saves and a .583 save percentage. Hicklen has turned in a save percentage of over .500 in three out five games this season.
 
Offensively, Florida was led by Shayna Pirreca (five goals, one assist), Sammi Burgess (two goals, two assists), and Sydney Pirreca (two goals, one assist).
 
#PirrecaPower
Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney combined for seven goals and two assists against the Greyhounds. Junior Shayna Pirreca set a career-high with five goals on seven shot attempts. For the season, #PirrecaPower has accounted for 36% (27/74) of Florida's scoring.
 
Records:
Florida: 4-1
Loyola: 0-5
 
Notable:
The Gators have now won 10 straight road games dating back to the 2016 season, putting them just one short of the all-time record of 11. Florida's next road contest is a BIG EAST clash with UConn on March 18.
Eight different Gators found the back of the net in Wednesday's win.
With two caused turnovers against Loyola, Caroline Fitzgerald is just one shy of passing Shannon Gilroy (70) for the second-most all-time at Florida
The Florida defense held Loyola to five goals, which was the fewest the Greyhounds scored in a single game this season
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"A true team effort today. Our entire defense played as a complete unit, and our offense had its most efficient game of the season. We will need to keep this momentum going as we host Stony Brook and Syracuse in the next week."
 
Up Next
Florida will return home to Donald R. Dizney Stadium, for a pair of games against ranked opponents: No. 7 Stony Brook on March 11 and No. 5 Syracuse on March 14.

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3.14.2017

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida women's lacrosse team (6-1) took down its fourth ranked opponent of the season on Tuesday afternoon, beating No. 5 Syracuse (7-2), 19-12.  
 
The No. 3 Gators led wire-to-wire, and Florida's lead was never less than three goals after taking a 4-1 lead with 21:48 remaining in the first half.

The Gators were paced by a career-high six goals from sophomore attacker Lindsey Ronbeck on just seven shot attempts. Ronbeck also tied her career-highs with seven points and six ground balls.
 
Senior attacker Mollie Stevens tied the UF single-game record for most caused turnovers, with five against the Orange. Stevens added two goals, four ground balls, and six draw controls in another well-rounded game for the Gators.
 
Florida's defense once again put together an outstanding effort, limiting the Syracuse offense well below its season average of 13.8 goals per game. Caroline Fitzgerald caused one turnover and scooped up four ground balls, and Aniya Flanagan caused two turnovers while collecting three ground balls and a draw control.
 
Sophomore goalkeeper Haley Hicklen earned her sixth win of the season while logging her third complete game in the cage for Florida. Hicklen posted 12 saves and a .500 save percentage against the Orange.
 
Gators on a Roll
After dropping their season opener to then-No. 1 North Carolina, the Gators have gone on a tear, winning six straight games including topping ranked opponents No. 3 Southern California, No. 5 Syracuse, No. 7 Stony Brook, and No. 16 Towson. In those six games, Florida has outscored opponents by 44 goals while averaging 17.5 goals per game.
 
Records:
No. 3 Florida: 6-1
No. 5 Syracuse: 7-2
 
Notable:
With five points against the Orange, Sammi Burgess needs just 22 points to become the fifth Gator to amass 200 career points.
#PirrecaPower: Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney combined for six goals, two assists, seven ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnover against the Orange. For the season, #PirrecaPower has accounted for 36% (41/115) of Florida's scoring.
Caroline Fitzgerald is just 15 ground balls away from being Florida's all-time leader.
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"I think we came out of the locker room very engaged and ready to play. I am so proud of the team's mental toughness and of their effort at both ends of the field today. It was great for us to come out and beat an outstanding Syracuse team."
 
Up Next
The Gators will open BIG EAST play on Saturday, March 18, with a road test at UConn (2-4).

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STORRS, CT. – The University of Florida women's lacrosse team (7-1) passed its first BIG EAST Conference game test with ease on Saturday, topping the UConn Huskies (3-5), 20-10.
 
A pair of seven point performances from sophomore attacker Lindsey Ronbeck (five goals, two assists) and senior attacker Mollie Stevens (five goals, two assists) led the No. 3 Gators. Stevens added five draw controls to bring her season total to 49.
 
The game was a back-and-forth affair for most of the afternoon, until the Gators went on an 8-2 run in the second half to put the Huskies away. During that run, freshman midfielder Brianna Harris set a new career-high with five points (three goals, two assists).
 
Caroline Fitzgerald paced the Gator defense, causing two turnovers and scooping up four ground balls. Sophomore goalkeeper Haley Hicklen added 10 saves, her fourth game of the season with double-digit saves.
 
#PirrecaPower
Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney combined for six goals, six assists, and five draw controls against the Huskies. For the season, #PirrecaPower has accounted for 35% (47/135) of Florida's scoring.
 
Records:
No. 3 Florida: 7-1 (1-0)
UConn: 3-5 (0-1)
 
Notable:
The Gators have now won 12 straight BIG EAST games dating back to the 2015 BIG EAST Tournament.
Florida has also now won 11 straight road games, tying the all-time record set between the 2012-2013 seasons.
After tallying two points against the Huskies, Sammi Burgess needs just 20 more to become the fifth Gator to amass 200 career points.
Caroline Fitzgerald scooped up four ground balls at UConn, leaving her just 11 short of becoming Florida's all-time ground balls leader.
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"UConn was well-prepared for us today and gave us a great conference opener. It took an all-around effort from our entire team to come out of here with a win. We have a week of preparation ahead to get ready for Denver."
 
Up Next
The Gators return home to host BIG EAST foe No. 14 Denver (6-1) on March 25 at 12 P.M. The Pioneers will be the fifth ranked team Florida has hosted in a row.

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3.22.2017

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – University of Florida women's lacrosse players Sydney Pirreca and Lindsey Ronbeck were tabbed the BIG EAST Midfielder and Attacker of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Tuesday.
 
Pirreca tallied four goals, four assists, five ground balls, six draw controls, and one caused turnover in Florida's 2-0 week, which included a win over No. 5 Syracuse.
 
At UConn on March 18, she tied her career high of six points with three goals and three assists. Pirreca also recorded a career-high four draw controls against the Huskies. Against the Orange, the sophomore had one goal, one assist, four ground balls and two draw controls.
 
Against No. 5 Syracuse, Ronbeck set a career high with six goals on seven shot attempts. She also tied her career highs with seven points and six ground balls against the Orange as the Gators scored a 19-12 victory.
 
In Florida's BIG EAST opener at Connecticut, Ronbeck had another seven-point outing with five goals and two assists.
 
In two games, she compiled 11 goals (13 shots), three assists, seven ground balls, two draw controls, and one caused turnover to help stretch Florida's win streak to seven games.

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida women's lacrosse team (8-1, 2-0) took down the No. 13 Denver Pioneers (7-2, 1-1), 15-8 on Saturday afternoon to extend their winning streak to eight games.
 
The 15 goals scored by the Gators were the most Denver had allowed in a game all season. Entering today's tilt, the Pioneers ranked seventh in the NCAA in only allowing 7.75 goals per game, with a season high of just 10.
 
Florida used a 9-1 run stretching over 21 minutes of game action to take command of the game after being in a 2-2 tie with 20:23 remaining in the first half. During that run, sophomore midfielder Caroline Benitez recorded the first goal and assists of her career.

Junior Shayna Pirreca led the Gator attack with three goals and three assists to tie her career-high of six points. Seniors Sammi Burgess (two goals, three assists) and Mollie Stevens (five goals) each chipped in five points. Stevens also added four ground balls and six draw controls.
 
The Gator defense suffocated Denver's offense for most of the afternoon, limiting the Pioneers to just eight goals on 27 shot attempts. Senior Taylor Bresnahan tied her career-high with four caused turnovers, which brought her school record to 77 in her career.
 
Sophomore goalkeeper Haley Hicklen turned in another outstanding performance in the cage, logging her fourth complete outing of the season with 12 saves and a .600 save percentage. Hicklen has registered at least 10 saves and a .500 save percentage in four out of Florida's nine games.
 
#PirrecaPower
Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney combined for five goals, three assists, three ground balls, and two draw controls against the Pioneers. For the season, #PirrecaPower has accounted for 35% (52/150) of Florida's scoring.
 
Records:
No. 3 Florida: 8-1 (2-0)
No. 13 Denver: 7-2 (1-1)
 
Notable:
After scooping up two ground balls against the Pioneers, Caroline Fitzgerald needs just nine more to become Florida's all-time ground balls leader.
Sammi Burgess is only 15 points away from becoming the fifth Gator to amass 200 career points, after scoring five points versus Denver.
The Gators have won their last 13 BIG EAST games dating back to 2015.
Mollie Stevens already ranks seventh on the single-season list for draw controls with 55. The most draw controls won in a season is 83, done by Shannon Gilroy in 2012.
With 84 saves through nine games, Haley Hicklen is on pace to break the single-season save record of 145, set by Mikey Meagher in 2012.
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"Credit Denver for a great game plan. They came out in the second half ready to go, and capitalized on our mistakes. At the same time, I thought our team was able to make some needed adjustments during the game as well. Overall I'm really pleased with the team effort today, and we're looking forward to a tough game at Maryland."


Up Next
The Gators will travel to College Park, Md. to take on the No. 1 Maryland Terrapins (8-0) on March 29.
 

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COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Florida women's lacrosse team (8-2) dropped an 18-8 decision on the road at No. 1 Maryland (10-0) on Wednesday.
 
No. 3 Florida kept the game close in the first half, and only trailed the Terrapins 4-3 with 5:10 left before halftime after a Lindsey Ronbeck goal.
 
The Gators outshot Maryland 24-17 in the first half, but Maryland's goalkeeper Megan Taylor saved 15 of those shot attempts on her way to a 20-save performance.
 
Sophomore attacker Lindsey Ronbeck led the way for the Gators with four goals, three ground balls, and two draw controls. Junior attacker Shayna Pirreca added two goals for Florida.
 
Defenders Aniya Flanagan and Cara Trombetta each caused two turnovers, with Trombetta adding a team-high four ground balls.
 
Sophomore goalkeeper Haley Hicklen registered seven saves and one ground ball while facing 36 shots.
 
Records:
No. 3 Florida: 8-2 (2-0)
No. 1 Maryland: 10-0 (1-0)
 
Notable:
Caroline Fitzgerald needs just seven ground balls to become UF's all-time ground balls leader.
Sammi Burgess is only 14 points away from becoming the fifth Gator to amass 200 career points. Burgess also registered a point for the 14th game in a row, the third-longest streak in Florida history.  
#PirrecaPower: Pirreca sisters Shayna and Sydney have accounted for 34% (54/158) of UF's scoring this season.
Six different Gators won a draw control against the Terrapins.
 
O'Leary's Insight:
"We played a terrific Maryland team today. They had an answer for us all afternoon and we did not force them out of their comfort zone. We have a lot to work on before hosting a great Vanderbilt team."
 
Up Next
The Gators return home to face BIG EAST rival Vanderbilt (5-3, 2-0) on April 1 at 12 P.M.