No. 13 Gators Rout Florida A&M for Second Consecutive Run-Rule Win

The University of Florida's softball team, ranked No. 13 in the nation, achieved another dominant victory by defeating Florida A&M University in a run-rule game, marking their second consecutive win by this method. The game, which took place at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium, saw the Gators overpower their opponents with a strong offensive display, leading to an early end to the match.

The Gators' pitcher, Elizabeth Hightower, was instrumental in the victory, delivering a stellar performance on the mound. She limited Florida A&M to just two hits over five innings, while striking out seven batters. On the offensive side, the Gators' batting lineup was in top form, with multiple players contributing to the team's high-scoring output.

This win not only highlights the Gators' prowess on the field but also underscores their potential as a top contender in the upcoming NCAA Softball Championships. The team's ability to consistently secure run-rule victories is a testament to their strength and depth, making them a formidable opponent for any team in the nation.

The victory over Florida A&M continues the Gators' successful season, as they aim to build momentum heading into the more challenging part of their schedule. Fans and analysts alike are keenly watching the Gators, hopeful that this team can bring home another championship title to the University of Florida.

• Elizabeth Hightower
• Florida A&M
• NCAA Softball Championships
• University of Florida