Florida Softball Clinches 13th Women’s College World Series Spot
Florida Softball Clinches 13th Women’s College World Series Spot

Florida Softball Clinches 13th Women’s College World Series Spot

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The University of Florida Gators softball team secured their 13th trip to the Women’s College World Series after defeating the Georgia Bulldogs 5-2 in the NCAA Super Regionals. The Gators, led by head coach Tim Walton, overcame previous postseason challenges against Georgia, with standout pitching performances from sophomore Keagan Rothrock, who struck out 12 batters over 15 innings in the series. Fans gathered at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium to celebrate and send off the team to Oklahoma City, showing strong community support. The victory was marked by key defensive plays, including a crucial double play by freshman Taylor Shumaker, which helped maintain Florida's lead. The team is set to face the Texas Longhorns in the upcoming Women’s College World Series, with high hopes from both the coaching staff and fans. The mood in Gainesville is one of pride and excitement as the Gators prepare for their next challenge on the national stage.

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