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Martin shattered his own school record in the men's 5k.

The Cavaliers commence the indoor track season with a duo of meets

By Caroline Wulff | 12 hours ago

The clear highlight of the meet was senior Gary Martin’s 25 second personal record in the men’s 5k.

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Virginia trumps Boston College 81-55 to record 1,000th program win

By Sofie Keppler | 14 hours ago

”We wanted to make sure we started ACC right,” Agugua-Hamilton said. “I think this is a pretty dominant win to start.”

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Self-inflicted errors pained the Cavaliers all night.

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