Thursday, October 16
Knoxville, TN
7 p.m.
Florida Gators
at
Tennessee
Megan Hinnenkamp (#4) and rest of Gators start the final doulble weekend of the Southeastern Conference regular-season schedule at No. 4 Tennessee and then returns home to play host to Mississippi on Sunday.
Florida at No. 4 Tennessee & Faces Mississippi in Final Double Match SEC Weekend
Tuesday, October 14, 2025 | Soccer
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida starts its final double weekend of Southeastern Conference action Thursday at No. 4 Tennessee and then closes regular-season home action Sunday afternoon versus Mississippi.
Thursday, Oct. 16 at No. 4 Tennessee
Time/Site: 7 p.m. ET at Regal Soccer Stadium (3,000)
Stream: SEC Network + Andy Brock and Tori Beeler-Watson calling the action
Stats
Admission: Free
Sunday, Oct. 19 versus Mississippi
Time/Site: 4 p.m. ET at Donald R. Dizney Stadium (1,500)
Stream: SEC Network + with Matthew Stubbington and Ryan Urquhart calling the action
Radio: ESPN Gainesville/WRUF with Sky Lebron and Lance Williams calling the action
Stats
Admission: Free
Promotions: Gators Soccer welcomes alumni back to The Diz for Alumni and Fan Appreciation Day. Florida thanks its fans for their support all season as the first 250 fans receive a free Gator Soccer scarf. Balloon animal artists can create a critter just for you!
Florida Soccer 2025 Home Promotions Schedule
Gators Freshmen Scoring:
Florida is the only SEC program with freshmen as its top three scorers – Addy Hess and Kai Tsakiris (4 goals each) and Sophia Sindelar (3).
Texas is next with two freshmen among the top three Longhorn goal scorers. Eight SEC teams have no freshmen among their top three 2025 scorers.
Last Match:
On a night meant to honor experience, it was the heart of two freshmen that lit the way. Their crucial goals powered Florida soccer to a memorable 2-1 Senior Night win over 12th-ranked Mississippi State at Donald R. Dizney Stadium.
The scores by freshmen Sophia Sindelar and Addy Hess were anchored by UF's combined defensive effort versus a Bulldog team which stood second in the Southeastern Conference in goal scoring. It was the Gators first win versus a top-12 team since the 3-1 win over then No. 12 Texas A&M on Oct. 6, 2019. Florida's current five-match SEC unbeaten streak is its longest since the 2016 season.
The Bulldogs opened the scoring in the 18th minute Zoe Main took the pass from Tatum Borum to score on a right-footed one-touch from near the penalty spot. Florida tied the match in the 40th minute. Kai Tsakiris drove end line outside the box. Tsakiris' angled pass sent just before hitting the end line was touched by Skye Barnes to Sophia Sindelar. The 10-yard right-footed shot by Sindelar scored at the far post for her third goal of the season. The Gators second goal in a 10-minute span gave UF a 2-1 lead in the 50th minute. Lena Bailey received the ball at midfield, spun and then headed end line. Her cross found Addy Hess right above the six-yard box. Her right-footed shot deflected off the goalkeeper back to her. Hess then used her left to score her fourth goal of the season.
In the 57th minute, MSU's leading scorer Ally Perry and UF midfielder Charlotte McClure received red cards after a skirmish on the field. Both teams played a man-down for the remainder of the match. Florida last played a man-down Oct. 24, 2024 at Alabama.
After her performance Friday, Hess picked up her second Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week honor. SEC weekly honors have gone to the Gators four times this season (Sept. 1 Freshman: Hess; Sept. 22 Defender: Paloma Peña; Sept. 29 Freshman: Kai Tsakiris).
About the Upcoming Opponents:
\No. 4 Tennessee (11-1-2, 5-1-1 SEC)
Tennessee was 9-7-4 in 2024 and was ninth in the Southeastern Conference regular-season standings with a 3-4-3 record. The Lady Vols 2024 NCAA run ended with a first-round 2-1 loss at Virginia Tech. Tennessee is picked to finish fifth in the 2025 preseason vote by the league coaches.
Tennessee and Arkansas share the lead in the current SEC standings with 5-1-1 records. The Lady Vols own league wins over Missouri (2-0), LSU (2-1), Texas A&M (1-0), then No. 17 Georgia (2-0) and Mississippi (4-1). Tennessee opened SEC play with a 3-2 loss at Mississippi State. Tennessee and Oklahoma played to a scoreless tie in its last match held Oct. 9 in Norman, Okla.
Leading the 12 different Lady Vols goal scorers this season is sophomore Alivia Stott's six goals and senior Jenna Stayart is the points leader off five goals and three assists. Sophomore Cayden Norris has started 13 matches and owns a goals-against-average of 0.40, which stands No. 3 in the nation. Tennessee's 0.786 shutout percentage is the national leader.
Mississippi (4-6-2, 0-5-2 SEC)
Mississippi was 5-13-1 in 2024 and finished 16th in the Southeastern Conference regular-season with a 0-9-1 record. The Rebels are picked to finish 16th in the 2025 preseason vote by the league coaches.
Mississippi is 16th in the current SEC standings with its 0-5-2 record. The Rebels have ties versus Auburn (1-1) and Kentucky (1-1). The losses came at five consecutive top-25 opponents – at No. 15 South Carolina (4-0), No. 21 Georgia (4-1), at No. 7 Arkansas (4-1), at No. 13 Mississippi State (2-0) and No. 5 Tennessee (4-1). The Rebels play host to RV Louisiana State Thursday.
Leading the eight different Rebel goal scorers this season is sophomore Katie Ramsden's four goals and nine points. Senior Sidney O'Billovich has started 10 matches and owns a goals-against-average of 1.83.
Thursday, Oct. 16 at No. 4 Tennessee
Time/Site: 7 p.m. ET at Regal Soccer Stadium (3,000)
Stream: SEC Network + Andy Brock and Tori Beeler-Watson calling the action
Stats
Admission: Free
Sunday, Oct. 19 versus Mississippi
Time/Site: 4 p.m. ET at Donald R. Dizney Stadium (1,500)
Stream: SEC Network + with Matthew Stubbington and Ryan Urquhart calling the action
Radio: ESPN Gainesville/WRUF with Sky Lebron and Lance Williams calling the action
Stats
Admission: Free
Promotions: Gators Soccer welcomes alumni back to The Diz for Alumni and Fan Appreciation Day. Florida thanks its fans for their support all season as the first 250 fans receive a free Gator Soccer scarf. Balloon animal artists can create a critter just for you!
Florida Soccer 2025 Home Promotions Schedule
Gators Freshmen Scoring:
Florida is the only SEC program with freshmen as its top three scorers – Addy Hess and Kai Tsakiris (4 goals each) and Sophia Sindelar (3).
Texas is next with two freshmen among the top three Longhorn goal scorers. Eight SEC teams have no freshmen among their top three 2025 scorers.
Last Match:
On a night meant to honor experience, it was the heart of two freshmen that lit the way. Their crucial goals powered Florida soccer to a memorable 2-1 Senior Night win over 12th-ranked Mississippi State at Donald R. Dizney Stadium.
The scores by freshmen Sophia Sindelar and Addy Hess were anchored by UF's combined defensive effort versus a Bulldog team which stood second in the Southeastern Conference in goal scoring. It was the Gators first win versus a top-12 team since the 3-1 win over then No. 12 Texas A&M on Oct. 6, 2019. Florida's current five-match SEC unbeaten streak is its longest since the 2016 season.
The Bulldogs opened the scoring in the 18th minute Zoe Main took the pass from Tatum Borum to score on a right-footed one-touch from near the penalty spot. Florida tied the match in the 40th minute. Kai Tsakiris drove end line outside the box. Tsakiris' angled pass sent just before hitting the end line was touched by Skye Barnes to Sophia Sindelar. The 10-yard right-footed shot by Sindelar scored at the far post for her third goal of the season. The Gators second goal in a 10-minute span gave UF a 2-1 lead in the 50th minute. Lena Bailey received the ball at midfield, spun and then headed end line. Her cross found Addy Hess right above the six-yard box. Her right-footed shot deflected off the goalkeeper back to her. Hess then used her left to score her fourth goal of the season.
In the 57th minute, MSU's leading scorer Ally Perry and UF midfielder Charlotte McClure received red cards after a skirmish on the field. Both teams played a man-down for the remainder of the match. Florida last played a man-down Oct. 24, 2024 at Alabama.
After her performance Friday, Hess picked up her second Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week honor. SEC weekly honors have gone to the Gators four times this season (Sept. 1 Freshman: Hess; Sept. 22 Defender: Paloma Peña; Sept. 29 Freshman: Kai Tsakiris).
About the Upcoming Opponents:
\No. 4 Tennessee (11-1-2, 5-1-1 SEC)
Tennessee was 9-7-4 in 2024 and was ninth in the Southeastern Conference regular-season standings with a 3-4-3 record. The Lady Vols 2024 NCAA run ended with a first-round 2-1 loss at Virginia Tech. Tennessee is picked to finish fifth in the 2025 preseason vote by the league coaches.
Tennessee and Arkansas share the lead in the current SEC standings with 5-1-1 records. The Lady Vols own league wins over Missouri (2-0), LSU (2-1), Texas A&M (1-0), then No. 17 Georgia (2-0) and Mississippi (4-1). Tennessee opened SEC play with a 3-2 loss at Mississippi State. Tennessee and Oklahoma played to a scoreless tie in its last match held Oct. 9 in Norman, Okla.
Leading the 12 different Lady Vols goal scorers this season is sophomore Alivia Stott's six goals and senior Jenna Stayart is the points leader off five goals and three assists. Sophomore Cayden Norris has started 13 matches and owns a goals-against-average of 0.40, which stands No. 3 in the nation. Tennessee's 0.786 shutout percentage is the national leader.
Mississippi (4-6-2, 0-5-2 SEC)
Mississippi was 5-13-1 in 2024 and finished 16th in the Southeastern Conference regular-season with a 0-9-1 record. The Rebels are picked to finish 16th in the 2025 preseason vote by the league coaches.
Mississippi is 16th in the current SEC standings with its 0-5-2 record. The Rebels have ties versus Auburn (1-1) and Kentucky (1-1). The losses came at five consecutive top-25 opponents – at No. 15 South Carolina (4-0), No. 21 Georgia (4-1), at No. 7 Arkansas (4-1), at No. 13 Mississippi State (2-0) and No. 5 Tennessee (4-1). The Rebels play host to RV Louisiana State Thursday.
Leading the eight different Rebel goal scorers this season is sophomore Katie Ramsden's four goals and nine points. Senior Sidney O'Billovich has started 10 matches and owns a goals-against-average of 1.83.
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