TAMPA, Fla. – With nationals coming up next week, University of Tampa women’s swimmer Sierra Gillan is looking for both team success as well as personal bests.
The Milford, Pa. native has consistently finished first in meets at the regional level in the Sunshine State Conference and on the national level in Division II collegiate swimming.
Baseball is back in Port Charlotte.
Tampa Bay Rays have returned to the community after playing last year’s spring training in Orlando due to Hurricane Ian.
The category 5 Atlantic hurricane killed 161 people and caused $113 billion in damages. Its winds peaked at 160mph/260kmh and was recorded as the third costliest storm recorded.
After ditching the New York cold for Florida heat last year, Saint Leo field lacrosse player Aidan Kneotgen is heading even further up north to take on a new challenge this summer.
After missing the entire 2023 season, Alanah Rivera has kept a resilient and positive attitude during her journey back to playing shortstop with the University of South Florida.
For Australian tennis player Elijah Cham, it’s all in the head.
Getting the best out of his mental game is a priority for Cham, who finds himself on the other side of the world pursuing his passion at the University of South Florida.
University of South Florida senior Erik Grevelius has enjoyed his college tennis experience in the United States, and is determined to bring his team a conference title before returning home.
Speedy freshman Sam Walz was quick to make an impact with the University of South Florida women’s softball team.
She’s five-for-five on stolen bases this season for the Bulls. This skill came from her style of play, not only stealing lots of bases but also pinch-running and having a good mind for reading the defence.
