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By Eric Strow | April 14, 2009This weekend, Virginia faced off against Georgia Tech in a great three-game series in Atlanta, Ga.
This weekend, Virginia faced off against Georgia Tech in a great three-game series in Atlanta, Ga.
The No. 9 Virginia women?s lacrosse team will play its final road game of the season tonight as the Cavaliers travel to Fairfax, Va.
The Virginia baseball team came out of a highly-contested series ? in which each game was determined in the final inning ? against Georgia Tech this weekend with a 1-1-1 deadlock.The Cavaliers lost 7-6 on a walk-off single in game one and then rallied during a six-run ninth for an 11-10 victory in game two.
The Virginia men?s and women?s track and field teams completed the two-day Lou Onesty/Milton Abramson Invitational, their last meets of the regular season, at Lannigan Field Saturday in impressive fashion.
The No. 42 Virginia men?s golf team finished eighth in the 15-team River Landing Intercollegiate in Wallace, N.C.
The No. 13 Virginia women?s rowing team won 10 of 12 races Saturday against No.
The Virginia softball team dropped two games to North Carolina in Chapel Hill this weekend, suffering its fourth straight series defeat in conference play.
Both teams in the Virginia-Duke men?s lacrosse game may be willing to make the argument that its team is the underdog.
Coming off a disappointing midweek split series against Stony Brook, the Cavaliers return to ACC play this weekend as they travel south to take on the No.
The No. 1 Virginia men?s tennis team will bid for a consecutive undefeated regular season this weekend on the road against No.
In an attempt to add some wins to its conference competition tally this year, the Virginia women?s tennis team has altered its doubles lineup.
The No. 42 Virginia men?s golf team will head to Wallace, N.C.
For fans that streamed in a few minutes late to Davenport Field last night, they likely were stunned to see a ?5? on the scoreboard for the Stony Brook baseball team against Virginia in the first inning.With a Virginia offense that averaged 9.5 runs per game going into the evening, however, fans also likely felt comfortable that the Cavalier bullpen could hold off the Seawolves and allow the offense to bring the team back.But last night simply was not the Cavaliers? night.
?When you look back at Somdev and Treat ...?When commentary about his current team usually includes the words, ?Somdev Devvarman,? ?Treat Huey? or some combination of the two, Virginia men?s tennis coach Brian Boland?s model of success is clear.
There is no question that many of the Virginia spring sports teams are experiencing high levels of success this season.
Blair Weymouth and Ashley McCulloch.Although these names may not be as familiar to Virginia lacrosse fans as Shamel Bratton and Danny Glading, the two deserve just as much recognition for their accomplishments.
Virginia freshman attackman Steele Stanwick joined the starting lineup of the Virginia men?s lacrosse team this year with big shoes to fill ? those of former attackman Ben Rubeor.Rubeor, a 2008 Virginia graduate, accrued 136 goals and 76 assists during his four-year collegiate career.
Bummed out by the collapse of the men?s basketball team this year?
Barely beyond the halfway point of the 2009 season, the Virginia baseball team has already hit 30 home runs.With sophomore centerfielder Jarrett Parker?s ninth bomb of the year last night, the Cavaliers reached the 30-home run mark for the fourth time in coach Brian O?Connor?s six-year tenure as Virginia cruised past Stony Brook in an 8-0 win.The most home runs O?Connor has ever seen in his time at Virginia came in 2005, when the Cavaliers belted 35.Senior pitcher Robert Poutier earned his third win in just his fourth start of the season, allowing five hits and two walks in five innings while striking out eight.
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