University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Baseball Men ' s Tennis Women ' s Golf 2 08 Central Florida W 9-4 2 ' 15 Auburn L 4-5 9 23-25 2 09 University of Tampa W 4-3 2 16 Duke W 5-4 10 04-06 2 15 Miami L 2-5 2 17 Miami L 2-7 10 17-19 2 16 Miami W 4-2 2 21 Rollins W 9-0 11 03-05 2 17 Miami L 2-5 2 23 Flagler W 7-2 11 10-13 2 18 St. Thomas W 10-9 2 26 Florida State W 5-4 1 25-27 2 20 Stetson W 8-3 3 03 Furman W 7-2 2 22-24 2 22 Univ. of Jacksonville W 5-4 3 04 Vanderbilt W 8-1 3 08-10 2 23 Florida A M W 8-1 3 06 San Diego State W 5-1 3 26-29 2 24 Florida A M W 14-0 3 06 Arkansas W 5-3 4 12-14 2 25 South Florida W 13-8 3 07 Cal-Berkley L 4-5 4 26-28 2 26 Mercer W 12-2 3 08 Trinity L 3-6 5 03-05 2 27 Mercer W 12-6 3 09 Miami L 1-8 5 22-25 3 02 Kentucky W 3-0 3- ' 11 Wake Forest W 6-3 3 02 Kentucky W 15-3 3 12 SIU-Carbondale W 3 05 Florida Atlantic W 10-6 3 14 Columbia W 5-4 3 06 Oklahoma State L 9-12 3 15 Miami L 3-5 3 07 Eastern Michigan L 6-7 3 16 Alabama L 3-6 3 09 Georgia L 3-4 3 18 Mississippi State W 8-1 3r 15-16 3 09 Georgia W 6-1 3 19 Ole Miss W 7-2 3 27-30 3 10 Georgia W 12-9 3 24 Kalamazoo W 7-2 4,05-06 3 12 Tulane W 7-5 4 02 South Florida W 9-0 4 06 3 14 Xavier W 21-3 4 06 Auburn W 7-2 4 20 3 15 Florida State W 3-2 4 09 Florida State L 3-6 4 25-27 3 16 Florida State W 6-1 4 14 Tennessee L 2-7 4 27 3 19 Jacksonville W 9-2 4 15 Kentucky L 3-6 5 04 Vanderbilt W 3-2 4 17 Georgia L 3-6 5 10-11 3 23 Vanderbilt W 5-4 5. ' 10-12 SEC Championships 5th 5 15-18 3 24 Vanderbilt W 21-5 5,25 3 26 Central Florida L 6-10 5 29-6 ' 01 3 28 Florida State L 12-10 3 30 Tennessee L 11-7 Tennis 4 02 Florida State W 6-3 4 06 Kentucky W 10-0 2 01 Miami L 2-7 4 06 Kentucky L 6-8 2 02 Southern Cal L 3-6 4 07 Kentucky W 5-2 2 03 Clemson W 7-2 12 ' 04 4 10 Florida Southern W 53 2 17 Florida State W 8-1 1 13 4 14 Georgia W 7-0 2 23 Rollins W 7-2 1 18-19 4 14 Georgia W 5-0 2 28 Mississippi W 8-1 1 25 4 16 South Florida W 9-6 3 05 US International L 4-5 1 27 4 18 South Alabama W 11-3 3 10 Wake Forest W 9-0 2 03 4 19 Miami L 0-11 Louisiana State W 8-1 4 20 Miami L 4-6 3 18 Wisconsin W 9-0 4 23 Stetson W 6-4 3 20 Kentucky W 9-0 4 28 Vanderbilt L 0-4 2 23 Tennessee - W 7-2 2 09 4 28 Vanderbilt L 1-6 3 23 Georgia W 7-2 4 05 Tennessee W 2-1 3, ' 24 Northwestern W 5-4 2 22-23 5 04 Tennessee W 4-1 3 ' 25 Florida State W 8-1 302 5 05 Tennessee L 6-9 3 27 Miami W 6-3 3 8-9 5 07 Valdosta State W 12-2 4 08 Vanderbilt W 8-1 5 07 Valdosta State W 8-5 4 12 Trinity W 5-4 5 10 Mississippi State L 8-3 4 13 Southern Cal L 4-5 5 ' 11 Louisiana State W 5-2 4 14 Texas L 3-6 5 12 Georgia L 9-8 4 16 Rollins W 8-1 5 24 Virginia L 1-14 4 19 Alabama W 9-0 5 26 Princeton W 14-4 4; ' 20 Auburn W 9-0 5 27 Virginia W 15-2 4 25 Mississippi State W 7-2 5 ' 27 Miami W 8-1 4 26-28 SEC Championships W 1st of 10 5.28 Miami L 9-12 4 16-24 NCAA Championships: Pepperdine W 5-4 Miami L 2-7 9 26-29 Men ' s Golf 4th of 15 Tucker Intercollegiate 10 19-21 Andy Bean Intercollegiate 6th of 13 11 08-10 Florida Intercollegiate 1st of 20 2 15-17 Gator Invitational 1st of 19 2 22-24 Seminole Classic 1st of 21 3 01 03 Imperialakes Intercollegiate 5th of 19 3 14-16 Rafael Alarcon Intercollegiate 4th of 13 3 22-24 South Florida Intercollegiate 1st of 14 3 29-31 Southeastern Intercollegiate 4th of 18 4 05-07 Tar Heel Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 5 10-12 SEC Championship 1st of 10 5 22-25 NCAA Championship 3rd of 30 Lady Seminole Invitational 1st of 17 Dick McGuire Invitational 1st of 16 Nancy Lopez Invitational 3rd of 14 Alabama Seascape Invitational 3rd of 17 Pat Bradley Invitational 1st of 14 OSU Guadalajara Invitational 2nd of 16 Lady Gator Invitational 1st of 15 Hudson Industries Invitational 1st of 23 Lady Mustang Round-Up 1st of 12 State Collegiate 1st of 7 Southern Intercollegiate 2nd of 17 SEC Championships 2nd of 6 NCAA National Championships 1st of 18 Men ' s Track Domino Pizza Relays Florida Sunkist Relays Texas Relays Run-for-the-Stars Invitational Florida State Penn Relays Springtime Invitational Sec Townes Invitational Gatorade Classic SEC Championships Southeastern TAC Championship NCAA Championships Women ' s Track Orange and Blue Florida Open Eastman Invitational Millrose Games Florida Invitational Auburn Penn State Florida State Georgia Tech. SEC Championships Florida Fast Time Invitational NCAA Championships no team scores no team scores no team scores no team scores UF— 73. FSU—80 no team scores no team scores no team scores no team scores 8th place no team scores 1 point no team scores no team scores no team scores no team scores no team scores Florida — 34. Auburn — 49, Penn State — 43, Florida State — 38 Florida — 78, Georgia Tech. — 52 8th no team scores no team scores

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Football 9 01 Miami L 9 08 Louisiana State Tie 9 15 Tulane W 9 29 Mississippi State W 10 06 Syracuse W 10 13 Tennessee W 10 20 Cincinnati W 11 03 Auburn W 11 10 Georgia W 11 17 Kentucky W 12 01 Florida State W Men ' s Cross Country Santa Fe CC and Florida Track Club Meet 1st Run-for-the-Stars Invitational 1st Florida State Invitational 1st Furman Invitational 1st Florida Invitational 1st SEC Championships 2nd NCAA District III 4th Women ' s Cross Country 9 22 Florida Junior College Invitational 2nd of 5 9 29 Univ. of North Florida Invitational 1st of 4 10 06 Florida State University Invitational 1st of 8 10 19 University of Florida Invitational 1st of 7 10 13 Wisconsin Invitational 4th of 10 11 02 Southeastern Conference Championships 1st of 8 11 10 NCAA Region III Championships 7th of 23 1 1 19 NCAA National Championships No team finish 11 24 USA TAC Championships No team finish Volleyball • 1315; 1115; • 16-18; 15-13; 1215; 6-15 • 1512; 1517; 14-16 • 7-15; 15-13; 15-13; 7-15; 8-15 • 15-10; 15-13; 15-7 • 14-16; 13-15 10-15; 15-5; 8-15; 15-5 • • 15-7; • 1513 1511; 1-15; 15-4; 1510 • 15-3; 15-6; 15-6 • • 6-15; • 3-15; 15-10; 5-15 • 1115; 9-15; 11-15 • 15-13; 11-15 • • 10-15; 5-15; 4-15 • 15-5; 15-8 • 1015; 10-15; • 15-12; 11-15; 1513; 10-15 • 15-11 17-15; 17-15 • 15-1; 15-9; 16-14 • 15-9 8-15; 12-15: 17-15; 1512; • 6-15; 12-15; • 5-15 • 1513; 9-15; 8-15; 7-15 • 18-16; 1512; 15-8 • 10-15; 16-14; 9-15 Men ' s Basketball I I. ' 24 Central Florida W 11 30 Florida State W 12 4 South Florida W 12 8 Jacksonville W 12 20 St. Thomas W 12 22 Stetson W 12 29 Arizona State W 30 Indiana L ,02 Tennessee W 05 Auburn L 10 Vanderbilt W Mississippi W 16 Georgia L 1 19 Kentucky W 1 23 Louisiana State L 1 26 Alabama W I 30 Mississippi State W 2 02 Tennessee W 2 04 Florida State W 2 06 Auburn 2 09 Vanderbilt 2 13 Mississippi 2 16 Georgia 2 20 Kentucky 2 23 Louisiana State 2 26 Alabama L 3 02 Mississippi State W 3 07 Kentucky (SEC) W 3 08 Auburn (SEC) L 3 14 S.W. Louisiana (NIT) L 2 08 TBC Gator Gymnastics Classic W 2 16 Alabama W 2 2223 SEC Championships W 3 02 Penn State W 3 16 Louisiana State W 3 22 Georgia W 3 30 NCAA South Regionals W 4 12-13 NCAA Nationals 20-32 21-21 6321 27-12 16-0 43-30 48-17 24-3 27-0 25-17 27-17 9 05 South Carolina 9 07 Indiana State 9 07 Indiana-Purdue 9 07 Memphis State 9 08 St. Louis 9 11 Minnesota 9 13 Lamar 9 14 Florida A M 9 18 Central Florida 9 22 Florida 9 22 South Florida 9 25 Stetson 9 27 Mississippi State 10 05 Kentucky 10 06 Eastern Kentucky 10 09 Florida State 10 13 Tennessee 10 16 Stetson 10 18 Florida State 10 20 Florida Southern 10 24 Louisiana State 10 26 Ole Miss 10 27 Miami (Ohio) 10 27 Alabama 11 01 Florida A M 1 1 02 Cincinnati 1 1 03 Hofstra 11 07 Florida Southern I 1 09 Georgia 11 09 South Florida 11 16 Georgia (SEC) L W L L L L 11 28 11 29 12 01 12 02 12 08 12 09 12 15 12 17 12 18 12 20 1 03 I 08 10 1 12 1 14 1 16 1 19 1 21 1 26 1 30 2 02 2 03 2 06 2 10 2 15 2 18 2 20 2 28 3 21 3 22 3 23 I 1 1 Oklahoma State W 1 18 Missouri New Hampshire W 2 01 Pittsburgh Michigan State W Men ' s Swimming 106-55 68-65 8268 83-70 12066 70-54 87-73 6380 84-70 74-80 68-64 8264 60-71 67-55 68-86 8677 72-57 93-86 86-79 78-81 7866 5456 56-80 68-76 5961 66-81 69-63 58-55 4243 6465 1 1 02 South Florida W 68-40 12 01 Tampa W 56-34 1 19 Texas L 45-68 1 26 Miami W 84-54 Florida State W 86-52 2 08 Auburn W 74-66 2 09 Alabama L 6377 2 28 SEC Championships 2nd 3 21 NCAA Championships 2nd South Florida W 68-38 Tampa W 66-41 Texas L 54-59 Florida State W 73-38 Miami W 64-49 Au burn W 6053 Alabama L 47-66 SEC Championships 1st NCAA Championships 2nd Women ' s Swimming Women ' s Basketball Florida Southern Massachusetts Brown Rhode Island St. Leo West Florida Tampa Rider College Princeton Pittsburgh Illinois-Chicago Vanderbilt Radford Georgia Miami Florida State Georgia Tennessee Kentucky South Florida Vanderbilt Alabama State Stetson Tennessee Kentucky Miami Florida State Auburn Montana Drake Louisiana State W 73-53 W 6751 W 8567 W 78-59 W 109-47 W 1 1 1-44 W 104-43 W 67-57 W 9558 L 68-72 W 73-35 W 7362 W 84-57 L 73-88 W 85-68 W 64-43 L 5667 L 61-69 W 69-64 W W 61-56 L 56-58 W 77-60 L 74-83 W 5754 L 5368 W 7958 L 64-84 W 7049 W 87-80 L 54-74 Gymnastics 180.05-172.95 185.10-174.70 (MO) 174.40 (NH) 182.05-175.35 (MSU) 174.60 (Pitt) 1st of 4 186.60-185.65 Ist of 6 189.25-181.40 189.00-183.85 188.35-181.55 1st of 6 3rd

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Changes at Top; Gators Beeland Jumps Beeland, who is married and has two children, was born and raised in Florida. His mother, an international To Men ' s Team calibre tennis player and a teaching professional , got him involved in tennis at the age of eight. While attending the University of Florida, he won two singles Southeastern Conference championship titles and three dou- bles SEC championships. Beeland ' s coaching credits include coaching at a tennis club in Clearwater for four years. Some of the juniors (18 and under) he coached there went on to state and national rankings. Before coaching at Florida, he coached the men ' s tennis team at Auburn University from 1976 to 1980. Two of the Auburn players he coached are now in the top 100 world rankings. Beeland received a bachelor ' s degree from Florida in English and hoped to continue school and become a lawyer, but now, Beeland said, tennis is his top priority. — Maria Hernandez In the summer of 1984, the women ' s tennis coach switched over to become the men ' s tennis coach. Steve Beeland took over former coach M.B. Chafin ' s men ' s program, which, he said, was on the rebound. Chafin had recruited a great group of players who ended up ranked 17 in the nation last year, so I inherited a good program here at Florida, Beeland said. Beeland, who played tennis for Florida during his own college career, teaches his players to be mentally tough and aggressive when they play. I want my players at the net all of the time trying to get the other guy to make Beeland said. I worked hard on them in practice and enforce a disciplined environment, but I relate to them as a former player, which makes my relationship with them he said. Coach Brandi Adds Pro ' s Touch Andy Brandi, 33, the new women ' s tennis coach, said he came across the coaching job at Florida through luck. I had been coaching professional players for five years and doing a lot of traveling with them without my wife and son. I was tired of traveling and felt cheated out of family life. One day last year (1984), I ran into a University of Florida alumni and long-time friend and happened to ask her if she knew of any college or university that needed a tennis coach. She told me, ' I know the perfect place. Florida needs one. ' So I came here to see the facilities and got the job. I started in September, 1984 and I really like it here, Brandi said with a smile. Brandi said he enjoys coaching because he is able to share his expertise with who will benefit from it and will improve because of it. Before coming to the university, he coached Carling Bassett, Lisa Bonder and Kathy Rinaldi, three professional tennis players. While at Fiorida, he continues to coach Rinaldi, one of the top women tennis players in the world. Brandi, originally from Puerto Rico, 2) Sports Information came to the United States when he was in high school and got a bachelor ' s degree in marketing from Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. During high school and college, he played tennis and went on to play it for four years after graduating from college. Throughout those four years, I traveled 1) Sports Information all over the world going to tennis During one-half of the year, I would teach tennis to make money, then the other half, I would spend money at tournaments, Brandi said, smiling. But when he realized he make it in tennis as a player, he decided to coach. Besides coaching professional women, he has coached juniors (18 and under), who have won national titles, people at tennis clubs and one professional man, who ended up 29 in the world. Brandi, whose older brother is a tennis player, has been playing tennis since he was eight. My family and other families we know in Puerto Rico all belonged to a tennis club there. When I was very young, my father and brother would go play at the club and take me with them. Therefore, I was exposed to tennis through them at a young age, Brandi said. He enjoys tennis because it is an individual sport and performance doesn ' t depend on other people, he said. For now, he is happy being a coach, but he plans on using his marketing degree in the future perhaps in marketing for sports. I can ' t see myself working in an office all day, but if I ever have to, I plan to stay somehow tied to — Maria Hernandez