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Five Cavaliers make All-ACC first team

By Cavalier Daily Staff | December 8, 2004

A total of eight Virginia football players were selected for the three All-ACC teams yesterday. The five Cavaliers picked to start on the first team are the most of any school in the conference. Senior tailback Alvin Pearman compiled 1,844 all-purpose yards this season as a running back, as a receiver and on special teams en route to an All-ACC first team selection at running back.

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Durkee's effort puts him ahead of the pack

By Holly Singh | December 7, 2004

If anyone knows hard work, it's Virginia wrestler Will Durkee. As one of only four seniors on this year's team, Durkee is tailor-made for a leadership role, as it has been through grit and hard work that he has achieved success in collegiate wrestling.

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Ex-swimmers find new challenge in club water polo

By Shrayes Ramesh | December 7, 2004

After high school, many successful young swimmers sometimes yearn for a chance to excel at a water sport that's more than just racing down pool lanes against other individuals -- maybe a sport that has a pair of nets, a ball and demands plenty of teamwork.

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Durkee's effort puts him ahead of the pack

By Holly Singh | December 7, 2004

If anyone knows hard work, it's Virginia wrestler Will Durkee. As one of only four seniors on this year's team, Durkee is tailor-made for a leadership role, as it has been through grit and hard work that he has achieved success in collegiate wrestling.

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Swimming and diving teams cruise to victory over Pittsburgh

By Sean McLernon | December 6, 2004

Both the Virginia men's and women's swimming and diving teams continued their undefeated seasons Saturday, rolling past Pittsburgh 129-106 and 126-106 respectively. Junior Fran Crippen took home three individual event titles, winning the 500-yard freestyle, the 1,000-yard freestyle and the 200-yard individual medley.

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Singletary has his sights set on successs

By Sean McLernon | December 6, 2004

RICHMOND, Va. -- You could see it in his eyes. Sean Singletary was ready to make something happen. The Cavaliers were struggling against Auburn Friday night, falling behind by six points at the break and trailing for the early part of the second half.

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Champs Sports Bowl snubbed by Virginia

By Jeremy Root | December 3, 2004

Virginia's acceptance of a bid to the MPC bowl in Boise, Idaho Wednesday spoiled the plans of the Champs Sports Bowl officials, according to the Orlando Sentinel. After resisting initial urges to bypass the ACC and select a school from another conference, Champs Sports Bowl organizers are apparently planning to invite Georgia Tech for their Dec.

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Men's lacrosse signs 10 intent letters

By Jeremy Root | December 3, 2004

University of Virginia coach Dom Starsia announced the signing of 10 athletes to national letters of intent to play lacrosse in Charlottesville next season. The recruiting class is composed of two attackmen, two midfielders, three defenders, one goalie, and two players who can play attack or midfield. Offensive weapon Danny Glading from Bethesda, Md.

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