Virginia followed up a 4-1 win Friday over Louisville with a 4-1 win Sunday.
The Cavaliers continued a strong start to the outdoor season.
Virginia played a close game, but ultimately fell short in an important ACC matchup.
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"We're all said," Tiffany said. "We're all mad. But man, I'm just grateful."
Aidan Teel delivered the game-winning knock.
The Cavaliers clinched their first series victory over a ranked opponent in 2025.
Odom seems to meld his approach to the players he has, a departure from what this program has experienced recently.
The Cavaliers got back on track with a ranked victory.
The Cavaliers are clubbing home runs and extra-base hits far more often than last season.
Virginia has talent, and it is time to let the hot hitters take charge.
Galica commandeers the draws on just about every field she enters.
This losing streak ties the longest in Coach Brian O'Connor's tenure.
All four Virginia golfers placed inside the top 15 in a field of 86.
Odom spoke in a nearly hour-long introductory press conference Monday at JPJ.
Sunday's win felt like a monumental result for a team scrabbling for footing.
All told, though, the series was an unqualified success, a victory over a top-five ACC opponent.
Virginia played a similarly ranked opponent as it did Friday, but with a different result.
For the first time ever, Duke swept Virginia in Charlottesville.
In the Walsh sisters' finale, Virginia conquered the nation.
Virginia is now 3-2 in ACC play.
