2018 Florida Gators Baseball Game Log
Regular Season
February
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
February 16
Siena
No. 1
McKethan Stadium Gainesville, FL
7–1
Singer (1–0)
White (0–1)
None
5,270
1–0
–
February 17
Siena
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
10–2
Kowar (1–0)
Miller (0–1)
None
4,306
2–0
–
February 18
Siena
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
19–2
Dyson (1–0)
Nolan (0–1)
None
3,955
3–0
–
February 20
Florida Atlantic
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
6–1
Leftwich (1–0)
Prather (0–1)
None
2,944
4–0
–
February 21
Bethune–Cookman
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
7–4
Long (1–0)
Krull (0–1)
Byrne (1)
3,249
5–0
–
February 23
at No. 24 Miami (FL)
No. 1
Alex Rodriguez Park Coral Gables, FL
7–3
Singer (2–0)
Bargfeldt (1–1)
Mace (1)
3,596
6–0
–
February 24
at No. 24 Miami (FL)
No. 1
Alex Rodriguez Park
8–2
Kowar (2–0)
Veliz (0–1)
Leftwich (1)
4,156
7–0
–
February 25
at No. 24 Miami (FL)
No. 1
Alex Rodriguez Park
0–2
McKendry (1–1)
Dyson (1–1)
Cabezas (2)
3,388
7–1
–
February 27
at North Florida
No. 1
Harmon Stadium Jacksonville, FL
4–0
Butler (1–0)
German (0–1)
None
1,671
8–1
–
February 28
North Florida
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
8–3
Baker (1–0)
Norkus (2–1)
None
3,338
9–1
–
March
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
March 2
Stony Brook
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
12–5
Singer (3–0)
Creighton (1–1)
Byrne (2)
3,366
10–1
–
March 3
Stony Brook
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
8–0
Kowar (3–0)
Clarke (1–1)
None
3,925
11–1
–
March 4
Stony Brook
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
3–1
Dyson (2–1)
Herrmann (2–1)
Byrne (3)
3,675
12–1
–
March 6
at UCF
No. 1
John Euliano Park Orlando, FL
7–9
Montgomery (2–0)
Leftwich (1–1)
Westberg (1)
4,016
12–2
–
March 7
UCF
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
2–4
Sheridan (2–0)
Butler (1–1)
Westberg (2)
3,253
12–3
–
March 9
Rhode Island
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
9–0
Singer (4–0)
Wilson (0–3)
None
3,075
13–3
–
March 10 (1)
Rhode Island
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
9–2
Dyson (3–1)
Jangols (1–2)
None
3,121
14–3
–
March 10 (2)[a]
Rhode Island
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
3–2
Leftwich (2–1)
Johnson (0–2)
None
3,446
15–3
–
March 13
No. 7 Florida State
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
12–6
Mace (1–0)
Karp (3–1)
None
6,042
16–3
–
March 16
at South Carolina
No. 2
Founders Park Columbia, SC
7–3
Singer (5–0)
Hill (2–2)
Byrne (4)
7,034
17–3
1–0
March 17
at South Carolina
No. 2
Founders Park
7–15
Morris (4–1)
Kowar (3–1)
None
7,207
17–4
1–1
March 18
at South Carolina
No. 2
Founders Park
3–2
Dyson (4–1)
Chapman (1–2)
Byrne (5)
7,113
18–4
2–1
March 20
Jacksonville
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
Postponed (rain) Makeup: March 21 [ 1]
March 21
Jacksonville
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
10–3
Baker (2–0)
Stockton (1–3)
None
3,201
19–4
–
March 23
No. 4 Arkansas
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
3–6
Knight (4–0)
Singer (5–1)
Cronin (4)
5,025
19–5
2–2
March 24
No. 4 Arkansas
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
17–2
Kowar (4–1)
Campbell (2–3)
None
4,815
20–5
3–2
March 25
No. 4 Arkansas
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
5–4
Byrne (1–0)
Murphy (3–1)
None
4,510
21–5
4–2
March 27
vs. No. 5 Florida State
No. 2
Baseball Grounds Jacksonville, FL
1–0
Leftwich (3–1)
Karp (4–2)
Byrne (6)
9,613
22–5
–
March 30
No. 8 Vanderbilt
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
8–4
Singer (6–1)
Fellows (4–1)
Byrne (7)
3,781
23–5
5–2
March 31
No. 8 Vanderbilt
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
10–2
Kowar (5–1)
Raby (2–4)
None
4,835
24–5
6–2
^[a] Rescheduled from March 11 due to the threat of rain.[ 2]
April
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
April 1
No. 8 Vanderbilt
No. 2
McKethan Stadium
8–2
Butler (2–1)
Hickman (5–1)
Leftwich (2)
3,736
25–5
7–2
April 3
Florida Gulf Coast
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
8–4
Mace (2–0)
Lumbert (4–1)
None
3,493
26–5
–
April 6
at Tennessee
No. 1
Lindsey Nelson Stadium Knoxville, TN
Postponed (rain) Makeup: April 8 as a single-admission, 7-inning doubleheader [ 3]
April 7
at Tennessee
No. 1
Lindsey Nelson Stadium
22–6
Singer (7–1)
Crochet (2–4)
None
1,819
27–5
8–2
April 8 (1)
at Tennessee
No. 1
Lindsey Nelson Stadium
6–411
Butler (3–1)
Lingenfelter (2–3)
None
2,639
28–5
9–2
April 8 (2)
at Tennessee
No. 1
Lindsey Nelson Stadium
4–67
Neely (4–1)
Dyson (4–2)
None
2,639
28–6
9–3
April 10
at No. 10 Florida State
No. 1
Dick Howser Stadium Tallahassee, FL
6–3
Mace (3–0)
Karp (5–3)
Byrne (8)
5,979
29–6
–
April 13
Missouri
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
3–1
Butler (4–1)
Sikkema (2–3)
Byrne (9)
6,214
30–6
10–3
April 14 (1)
Missouri
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
10–2
Kowar (6–1)
LaPlante (4–2)
None
5,820
31–6
11–3
April 14 (2)[b]
Missouri
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
7–2
Dyson (5–2)
Plassmeyer (4–1)
Byrne (10)
3,955
32–6
12–3
April 17
Jacksonville
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
4–8
Meyer (1–0)
Langworthy (0–1)
None
3,478
32–7
–
April 19
at No. 9 Kentucky
No. 1
Cliff Hagan Stadium Lexington, KY
11–2
Singer (8–1)
Hazelwood (0–1)
None
3,646
33–7
13–3
April 20
at No. 9 Kentucky
No. 1
Cliff Hagan Stadium
9–4
Kowar (7–1)
Hjelle (5–3)
None
4,174
34–7
14–3
April 21
at No. 9 Kentucky
No. 1
Cliff Hagan Stadium
2–3
Lewis (7–2)
Dyson (5–3)
Machamer (7)
4,461
34–8
14–4
April 24
Mercer
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
4–6
Broom (8–1)
Churchill (0–1)
None
3,133
34–9
–
April 26
No. 22 Auburn
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
3–1
Singer (9–1)
Mize (8–2)
Byrne (11)
3,931
35–9
15–4
April 27
No. 22 Auburn
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
5–11
Greenhill (3–1)
Kowar (7–2)
None
4,404
35–10
15–5
April 28
No. 22 Auburn
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
12–3
Leftwich (4–1)
Mitchell (0–1)
None
4,018
36–10
16–5
^[b] Rescheduled from April 15 due to the threat of rain.[ 4]
May
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
May 4
at No. 18 Texas A&M
No. 1
Olsen Field College Station, TX
9–0
Singer (10–1)
Kilkenny (8–2)
None
5,012
37–10
17–5
May 5
at No. 18 Texas A&M
No. 1
Olsen Field
6–1
Kowar (8–2)
Doxakis (6–3)
None
6,789
38–10
18–5
May 6
at No. 18 Texas A&M
No. 1
Olsen Field
3–7
Kolek (5–4)
Leftwich (4–2)
Hoffman (10)
5,259
38–11
18–6
May 8
South Florida
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
11–8
Butler (5–1)
King (4–2)
Byrne (12)
3,484
39–11
–
May 11
No. 15 Georgia
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
7–6
Byrne (2–0)
Kristofak (3–2)
None
5,279
40–11
19–6
May 12
No. 15 Georgia
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
9–3
Kowar (9–2)
Hancock (6–4)
None
4,621
41–11
20–6
May 13
No. 15 Georgia
No. 1
McKethan Stadium
1–4
Smith (7–1)
Leftwich (4–3)
Schunk (8)
4,135
41–12
20–7
May 17
at Mississippi State
No. 1
Dudy Noble Field Starkville, MS
3–6
Self (3–0)
Byrne (2–1)
None
5,100
41–13
20–8
May 18
at Mississippi State
No. 1
Dudy Noble Field
4–12
France (4–3)
Leftwich (4–4)
None
5,901
41–14
20–9
May 19
at Mississippi State
No. 1
Dudy Noble Field
6–13
Smith (4–0)
Kowar (9–3)
Gordon (3)
6,291
41–15
20–10
Postseason
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
SECT Record
May 23
vs. (8) LSU
No. 3 (1)
Metropolitan Stadium Hoover, AL
4–3
Mace (4–0)
Hilliard (9–5)
Byrne (13)
6,710
42–15
1–0
May 24
vs. No. 7 (4) Arkansas
No. 3 (1)
Metropolitan Stadium
Postponed (rain) Makeup: May 25 [ 5]
May 25 (1)
vs. No. 7 (4) Arkansas
No. 3 (1)
Metropolitan Stadium
2–8
Knight (10–0)
Kowar (9–4)
Cronin (11)
1,384
42–16
1–1
May 25 (2) [c]
vs. (8) LSU
No. 3 (1)
Metropolitan Stadium
0–117
Beck (3–1)
Leftwich (4–5)
None
8,945
42–17
1–2
^[c] The game was suspended during the sixth inning due to heavy fog and continued at 11:00 a.m. on May 26 prior to the start of the session scheduled for that day.[ 6]
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
Regional Record
June 1
(4) Columbia
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
13–5
Butler (6–1)
Wiest (2–5)
None
2,823
43–17
1–0
June 2
(2) Jacksonville
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
3–2
Singer (11–1)
Stockton (8–6)
Byrne (14)
3,874
44–17
2–0
June 3
(3) Florida Atlantic
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
Postponed (rain) Makeup: June 4 [ 7]
June 4 (1)
(3) Florida Atlantic
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
4–7
Schneider (7–1)
Kowar (9–5)
Peden (4)
2,883
44–18
2–1
June 4 (2)
(3) Florida Atlantic
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
5–2
Mace (5–0)
Poore (2–2)
Byrne (15)
2,033
45–18
3–1
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
Super Reg. Record
June 9
No. 19 Auburn
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
8–2
Singer (12–1)
Mize (10–6)
None
4,610
46–18
1–0
June 10
No. 19 Auburn
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
2–3
Greenhill (6–2)
Butler (6–2)
None
4,537
46–19
1–1
June 11
No. 19 Auburn
No. 1 (1)
McKethan Stadium
3–211
Byrne (3–1)
Greenhill (6–3)
None
5,958
47–19
2–1
Date
Opponent
Rank
StadiumSite
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall Record
CWS Record
June 17
vs. No. 11 (9) Texas Tech
No. 1 (1)
TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, NE
3–6
Shetter (6–0)
Singer (12–2)
None
19,100
47–20
0–1
June 19
vs. No. 16 (13) Texas
No. 1 (1)
TD Ameritrade Park
6–1
Kowar (10–5)
Henley (6–7)
None
16,620
48–20
1–1
June 21
vs. No. 11 (9) Texas Tech
No. 1 (1)
TD Ameritrade Park
9–6
Leftwich (5–5)
Kilian (9–3)
Byrne (16)
24,806
49–20
2–1
June 22
vs. No. 6 (3) Arkansas
No. 1 (1)
TD Ameritrade Park
2–5
Campbell (5–6)
Singer (12–3)
Cronin (13)
25,016
49–21
2–2