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By Paul Montana | February 23, 2009With 17:29 remaining in the second half of the Virginia men?s basketball team?s Saturday contest against N.C.
With 17:29 remaining in the second half of the Virginia men?s basketball team?s Saturday contest against N.C.
Strong finishes are beginning to look like the Virginia women?s basketball team?s specialty these days, as it followed Thursday?s 84-75 overtime win against Miami with a 55-point second half effort to cap off a 90-70 victory against Boston College last night.
In its debut as the No. 1 team in the nation, the Virginia men?s tennis team won both matches of a doubleheader Saturday against No.
The Virginia women?s swimming and diving team blew the competition out of the water at last week?s ACC Championships.
It is difficult to describe anything about the Virginia baseball team?s four-game sweep of Bucknell during the weekend as coming up short ? the Cavaliers defeated Bucknell 12-0 Friday, 7-0 and 6-1 in a Saturday doubleheader, and 11-1 Sunday, and combined for 49 hits, six homeruns and one earned run allowed.For sophomore centerfielder Jarrett Parker, however, it is hard to forget how close he came to hitting for the cycle.
The No. 4 Virginia women?s lacrosse team (2-0, 1-0 ACC) followed up its season-opening win against Virginia Tech with a sound 19-8 defeat against Loyola (1-1) Saturday.
It was the Garrett Billings show Saturday, as the Virginia men?s lacrosse team topped Stony Brook 20-10 in Long Island.
It was as if Sean Singletary were back on the court in John Paul Jones Arena last night.
Looking at the remainder of the Virginia men?s basketball team?s schedule two weeks ago, many wondered if the Cavaliers would pull off another win the rest of the season.
Coming off two straight home victories to open the season, the Virginia men?s lacrosse team will travel to Long Island to face a solid Stony Brook squad.
It?s February, and tomorrow?s high temperature is forecasted at 40 degrees.
Number one in the nation ? a title every sports team aspires to claim.
After a nearly two-week layoff, the Virginia women?s tennis team will head back into action Saturday in their lone doubleheader of the season.
The Cavalier mat men will seek their third straight victory when they travel to College Park, Md.
After the upset victory against Clemson Sunday, Virginia coach Dave Leitao thanked the fans for the energy and support they provided during the game.
Never this season have I been prouder to be a fan of the Virginia men?s basketball team.Unbiased, professional journalism be damned ? last night?s 75-61 victory was awesome.
It?s championship season in the world of NCAA swimming and diving, and the Virginia women?s team is heading to College Park, Md.
Like some exclusive club, athletes walk around Grounds with their Virginia gear, talk to teammates about practice and manage to dodge midterms because of some conflict.
After two straight losses on the road to Maryland and N.C. State, the Virginia women?s basketball team travels back home and hopes to regain its footing against Miami tonight.?We can only dwell so much on past games,? junior guard Monica Wright said.
In a blowout home season opener, the No. 4 Virginia?s women?s lacrosse team dominated conference rival Virginia Tech 19-3 in Kl