Hottest women in sports from Florida

German born Sandra Gal played golf for the University of Florida from 2005 to 2007. Sandra won four NCAA events while at Florida. While still in college, Sandra started playing golf as a pro in the LPGA in 2008. That excluded her from playing golf anymore for the Florida, but Sandra earned a degree in advertising in 2008.Sandra Gal won her first LPGA event in 2011 at the Kia Classic in California. Sandra finished third at the U.S. Open in 2012, and looks to become a star on the LPGA tour.Like Erin Andrews, while she attended the University of Florida, Kristina Akra was a member of the Dazzlers dance team of cheerleaders. Kristina also worked as a reporter for the Florida Gators TV network, GatorVision.Since college, Kristina Akra has held a wide variety of media jobs, including a number of sports jobs. Kristina worked as a reporter, anchor and weather anchor for a Gainesville TV station. She has also been a hot sideline reporter for FOX Sports during SEC college football games.Kristina Akra has also worked as a sideline reporter for Providence basketball games in the Big East. Today, Kristina Akra is the sideline reporter for the Washington Nationals baseball team in the major leagues.Erin Andrews is the most well known, and the hottest, woman in the sports broadcasting business today. After a long career with ESPN, Erin signed a big contract with FOX Sports last year. I don't know how much FOX is paying Erin Andrews, but she used to make $500,000 a year with ESPN.Erin Andrews attended the University of Florida from 1997 to 2000. She graduated with a degree in telecommunications. While she attended Florida, Erin Andrews was a member of the Dazzlers, which is Florida's dance team of cheerleaders.View the list »
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This is a list of the hottest women in sports who went to the University of Florida. All of these beautiful women were involved in sports while attending Florida. A couple of these women have gone on to be world class athletes, while a couple others are heavily involved in sports today in other capacities.

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All of these women make nice livings today from sports. One of the women is one of the highest paid, if not the highest paid, women in her sports field. She also has almost two million Twitter followers and is as well known as any women in sports today.

A couple of other famous women in sports also attended the University of Florida, but did not make this list of the hottest women in sports from Florida.

  • Lisa Raymond

Lisa Raymond was a great tennis player for the University of Florida. She won NCAA singles titles in 1992 and 1993, and helped lead the Florida Gators to their first NCAA tennis team championship in 1992.

Since her days at Florida, Lisa Raymond has gone on to win 11 Grand Slam tennis titles. That includes winning one Grand Slam doubles title at the Australian Open, the French Open, and Wimbledon, plus three doubles titles at the U.S. Open.

Lisa Raymond has also won a mixed doubles title at the French Open, and two mixed doubles titles at both Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. Lisa has never advanced past the quarterfinals in singles play at any of the Grand Slam tournaments, but very few women have ever won 11 Grand Slam titles in tennis.

  • Abby Wambach

Another great Florida Gator women athlete is Abby Wambach. Abby played soccer for the Gators from 1998-2001, and helped lead Florida to a NCAA championship in 1998, as well as four consecutive SEC titles. Abby Wambach is still the all-time leading scorer at Florida with 96 goals.

Abby Wambach has gone on to win gold medals with the U.S. women's soccer team at the 2004 and 2012 Olympics. Abby was injured during the 2004 Olympics.

In addition to Olympic play, Abby Wambach has also played soccer professionally. She has played for the Washington Freedom, and its successor magicjack in the WUSA and WPS. Abby now plays for Western New York Flash in the NWSL, which will begin play in 2013.

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  • Erin Andrews is the most well known, and the hottest, woman in the sports broadcasting business today. After a long career with ESPN, Erin signed a big contract with FOX Sports last year. I don't know how much FOX is paying Erin Andrews, but she used to make $500,000 a year with ESPN.Erin Andrews attended the University of Florida from 1997 to 2000. She graduated with a degree in telecommunications. While she attended Florida, Erin Andrews was a member of the Dazzlers, which is Florida's dance team of cheerleaders.
  • Like Erin Andrews, while she attended the University of Florida, Kristina Akra was a member of the Dazzlers dance team of cheerleaders. Kristina also worked as a reporter for the Florida Gators TV network, GatorVision.Since college, Kristina Akra has held a wide variety of media jobs, including a number of sports jobs. Kristina worked as a reporter, anchor and weather anchor for a Gainesville TV station. She has also been a hot sideline reporter for FOX Sports during SEC college football games.Kristina Akra has also worked as a sideline reporter for Providence basketball games in the Big East. Today, Kristina Akra is the sideline reporter for the Washington Nationals baseball team in the major leagues.
  • German born Sandra Gal played golf for the University of Florida from 2005 to 2007. Sandra won four NCAA events while at Florida. While still in college, Sandra started playing golf as a pro in the LPGA in 2008. That excluded her from playing golf anymore for the Florida, but Sandra earned a degree in advertising in 2008.Sandra Gal won her first LPGA event in 2011 at the Kia Classic in California. Sandra finished third at the U.S. Open in 2012, and looks to become a star on the LPGA tour.
  • Heather Mitts attended the University of Florida from 1996 to 1999 on a soccer scholarship. Heather helped the Florida Gators win a NCAA championship in 1998.Since college, Heather Mitts has played soccer professionally, and won three gold medals at the Olympics with the U.S. women's soccer team. Heather is well known for her looks, and was in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2005. Heather married NFL quarterback A.J. Feely in 2010.
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