Six-run inning leads to defeat for Virginia squad

Cavaliers suffer first midweek loss of season, squander first inning opportunity as pitchers give up 12 runs

Lexington, Va. - It didn't matter that Gray-Minor Stadium seemed to bear more resemblance to a Little League field than a Division I baseball facility. Virginia's pitching staff simply couldn't get an out against a potent VMI lineup that leads the Big South in batting and totaled the most hits, 15, and runs of any Virginia opponent this season in a 12-3 victory against the

Six-run inning leads to defeat for Virginia squad

Cavaliers suffer first midweek loss of season, squander first inning opportunity as pitchers give up 12 runs

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