Cavaliers run over Campbell
By Matt Conover | November 3, 2010[caption id="attachment_37820" align="alignleft" width="284" caption="Sophomore forward Will Bates scored two goals and assisted on another last night against Campbell.
[caption id="attachment_37820" align="alignleft" width="284" caption="Sophomore forward Will Bates scored two goals and assisted on another last night against Campbell.
[caption id="attachment_37818" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Heading into the ACC Tournament, sophomore midfielder Erica Hollenberg scored three goals during her last three games.
[caption id="attachment_37775" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Senior All-American Emil Heineking won his second consecutive conference title, becoming just the ninth individual to accomplish this feat during the event's 57-year history.
[caption id="attachment_37772" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Senior Matt McLean placed second in the 50 and 100 free behind fellow senior Scot Robison.
Some people have all the luck. Exempli gratia: Last week, my mom - who still calls the Chicago Blackhawks' captain "Jonathan Toes" - got to touch the Stanley Cup.
[caption id="attachment_37769" align="alignleft" width="272" caption="Senior goalkeeper Diego Restrepo allowed two goals for the second time in his career Friday against Maryland.
Three of the Virginia women's rowing team's five Varsity Eight crews finished in the top five at the Princeton Chase on Lake Carnegie in Princeton, N.J.
[caption id="attachment_37714" align="alignleft" width="123" caption="Junior cornerback Chase Minnifield had two interceptions Saturday, totaling six this season.
The kid in the plaid shirt saw an opening. With nothing but daylight ahead, he sprinted toward midfield to congratulate the guys in orange on their completely unanticipated win.
[caption id="attachment_37711" align="alignleft" width="226" caption="Sophomore forward Will Bates returned from his injury Friday night, playing 76 minutes and taking three shots.
[caption id="attachment_37708" align="alignleft" width="159" caption="Junior outside hitter Simone Asque had 20 kills against No.
The No. 3 Virginia field hockey team (15-2, 3-2 ACC) ended its regular season on a high note Saturday with a 2-1 win against No.
The Virginia women's soccer team (13-3-2, 7-2-1 ACC) ended its regular season at Clemson yesterday, defeating the Tigers 6-0 for the team's 10th shutout on the season. The Cavaliers had three goals on the scoreboard by the 17th minute of the game - two goals from senior midfielder Sinead Farrelly and one goal from sophomore midfielder Erica Hollenberg within a three-minute span. The attack later added three more goals in garbage time.
[caption id="attachment_37687" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Senior Keith Payne rushed for 69 yards on 13 carries against Eastern Michigan last weekend.
[caption id="attachment_37685" align="alignleft" width="193" caption="Junior midfielder Brian Ownby leads the Cavaliers in goals scored with seven and has started all 14 games this season.
It is rare that a keeper scores a goal for her own side, but N.C. State goalkeeper Kim Kern did just that last night against the Cavaliers, airmailing a free kick into the goal from midfield less than four minutes into the game.
[caption id="attachment_37682" align="alignleft" width="273" caption="Junior midfielder Rachel Jennings will face her sister Tara Saturday for the fourth time in her career Saturday.
The Virginia men's and women's cross country teams will kick off their postseasons this weekend at the ACC Championships in Chestnut Hill, Mass. The No.
The Virginia volleyball team begins the back end of conference play this weekend, taking on Miami and Florida State at Memorial Gymnasium. The Cavaliers (10-11, 4-7 ACC) are hoping to turn the tables on the Hurricanes and Seminoles, who both decisively defeated the Cavaliers at their respective home courts in September. When the Cavaliers faced Miami, they boasted three players with double-doubles and five who tallied double-digit digs.
A walk-on who had to claw his way onto the starting squad, Ari Dimas has become an unlikely yet pivotal piece of the men's soccer team's starting 11. Dimas, a sophomore midfielder, has scored only two goals on the year, yet both have been game-winners.