An incredible performance on the road against the top team in the ACC will undoubtedly boost the Cavaliers’ reputation nationally and could push Virginia up the ACC standings.
The Hokies shut out the Cavaliers, who continue to show immense struggles at the plate.
The Cavaliers proved their national ranking by winning the weekend series at Palmer Park versus NC State.
The Cavaliers boast an elite pitching staff, but their offensive output must improve before the postseason.
The Cavaliers have won 11 of their last 13 games following the series win over the Fighting Irish.
The Cavaliers swept the Wildcats over the weekend, outscoring their opponents 10-3 across the two games.
The series victory over Clemson marks Virginia’s second consecutive series win in ACC play.
The Cavaliers couldn't muster enough offensively to take the series from the Tar Heels.
The Cavaliers fought back to win the final two games and secure a series victory over the Eagles.
The Cavaliers outscored their opponents 22-1 during the team's undefeated weekend.
The Cavaliers won three games for the second consecutive weekend at the Easton Bama Bash.
The Cavaliers picked up three victories in their five games at the South Carolina Tournament.
The Cavaliers dropped the series opener and finale, but fought hard to pick up game two against the national powerhouse.
The series defeat leaves the Cavaliers in the middle of the pack of the conference standings as the season begins to wane.
After getting swept by No. 5 Clemson last weekend, Virginia has now won six out of its last 10 games and is just outside the upper echelon of the ACC.
The Cavaliers scored one total run across 21 innings over the weekend.
The Cavaliers had an uncharacteristically weak offensive showing in the first two games before righting the ship in the last.
Virginia’s three losses came by a total of four runs overall.
The Cavaliers broke the game open early, with a three run home-run by freshman right fielder Mary Caroline Eaton to set the pace in the first inning.
Although Florida State jumped out to a 5-0 lead, Virginia would whittle it down to just two in the seventh inning before ultimately running out of outs and failing to complete the rally.
