Florida Athletics | May 17, 2014 Florida eliminates top seed, host Georgia Share ATHENS, Ga. -- The top four seeds all were eliminated during Saturday’s NCAA championships quarterfinals action, with the No. 8 Gators earning the biggest victory of the day when they took down top-seeded and host Georgia 4-1 at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex. Florida played its best doubles matches of the season and needed to against Georgia’s highly ranked tandems and secured the 1-0 lead entering singles action, where the Bulldogs were fueled by an energetic home crowd and won the first set on four of the six courts. DI WOMEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Singles, doubles finals recap Singles: Collins takes singles title for Virginia Doubles: Jansen, Routliffe give Tide first national title Cal's Chi, Virginia's Collins meet in finals, SEC doubles final Singles and doubles semifinals are set Singles: Collins, Tere-Apisah shake up top of draw Singles: Top seeds continue to Round of 16 Singles: Top three seeds advance without drama Championship recap Gallery Final: UCLA wins program's second title 4-3 Semis: UCLA to play in fifth title match in 10 years Semis: UNC ousts defending champ Stanford Quarters: Florida eliminates host, top seed Georgia Quarters: UCLA gets revenge against Duke Quarters: Youth lifts Stanford by Virginia Quarters: UNC takes down No. 2 seed Alabama Round of 16: Scholl, Duke beat Clemson | UCLA advances Round of 16: Georgia outlasts USC | Gators get by Vandy Round of 16: Stanford rallies by Cal | UVa. marches on Round of 16: UNC sweeps Aggies | Alabama stays on roll Brackets: Interactive Printable Individual Draws: Singles | Doubles Live Scoring Georgia claimed the first singles victory on court No. 2 and evened the team score, but a minute later UF senior Alexandra Cercone polished off Lily Kimbell 6-4, 6-2 and gave the Gators a 2-1 lead. The next match wasn’t decided for another 47 minutes, as the Gators slowly staged their comeback. Senior Sofie Oyen, freshman Belinda Woolcock and freshman Kourtney Keegan each forced a third set on their respective courts, while Brianna Morgan battled SEC Player of the Year Lauren Herring, taking the first set by breaking the final game. Morgan finally earned the biggest win of her young career with the straight-set upset on court No. 1 and gave Florida a 3-1 lead. Oyen was the second of the Gator trio to force a third set and emerged with the clinching heroics, as she posted a 3-6, 6-4, 6-0 win against Maho Kowase in two hours and 22 minutes. The last undefeated men's basketball team from every season this century, ranked Here are the final undefeated DI men's college basketball teams from every season since 2000, and a ranking of which of those 21 teams is the best. READ MORE Here's where US Olympic baseball team members played in college Baseball is back as an Olympic sport for the first time since the 2008 Games. Here's who is representing the United States in Tokyo, and where some of the members played college baseball. READ MORE College baseball: Strong pitching leads No. 14 Florida to series-clinching victory over No. 2 Vanderbilt The Florida Gators rallied to claim games two and three to become just the second team to secure a series victory against Vanderbilt this season. READ MORE