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Healthy Cavs prepare to capture conference

[caption id="attachment_29693" align="alignleft" width="427" caption="Sophomore midfielder Tony Tchani returns to the lineup this season after missing the last seven games of the Cavaliers' 2008 campaign due to injury.


Virginia Cavaliers F Meghan Lenczyk (21)..The Virginia Cavaliers faced the Liberty Flames at Klockner Stadium in Charlottesville, VA on September 21, 2007
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Depleted team leans on young starters for help

Every season, collegiate athletic programs across the country cope with losing talent and experience to graduation. "It's one of the challenges we face as coaches because just when you feel like they are coming together after four years they have to leave," women's soccer coach Steve Swanson said. How much a team is affected from losing experienced players may vary from season to season, but inevitably, there is no such thing as a "contract extension" in Division I. The women's soccer team said goodbye to seven seniors last year - most notably senior defender and two-time first team All-American Nikki Krzyik.


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Wahoo wisdom

Welcome to the University of Virginia, first-year students and Tony Bennett. While you will learn a lot in your classes about a range of subjects, where will you learn about Virginia sports?


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Playoff prognosis

With The Cavalier Daily wrapping up its production for the semester and the school year drawing to a close, it seems as if Virginia spring sports should be finishing up, too, right?


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Georgetown bows to Virginia in 9-3 battle

For the first four years of Virginia coach Brian O?Connor?s tenure with the Cavaliers, a home run was an uncommon occurrence.Last night, though, this year?s power-heavy Virginia offense lifted the Cavaliers from a two-run deficit against Georgetown, which has the worst winning percentage on Virginia?s schedule.


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Cavaliers tweak serving, warm-ups

The Virginia women?s tennis team has three weeks to pinpoint the weakest aspects of its game and transform those aspects into winning ones before the NCAA Tournament.The Cavaliers have struggled as of late, and their failure to move past the ACC Tournament quarterfinals only further hampered the team.


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Runners, throwers ready for heralded Penn Relays

The Virginia track team heads to the illustrious Penn Relays in Philadelphia this weekend following its impressive performance at the ACC Tournament this past weekend.The Cavaliers already have qualified 22 athletes for NCAA Regionals but will look to increase this number.


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Missing Madden

I want to take this final week in my first year as a columnist to honor a recent retiree from sports media.


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A slow curve

Though I assumed the duties of a columnist this semester, I think I managed to evade the usual expectations of the office: to convince you of how I view the world of sports.


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Around the ACC

BaseballMiami was swept for the first time in two seasons this past weekend, as the Hurricanes dropped all three games against North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C.


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Men

History was made Saturday at Miami?s Cobb Stadium, where the Virginia men?s track and field team won the school?s first-ever ACC Outdoor Championship.

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In this episode of On Record, Dr. William Brady, professor of emergency medicine and co-founder of U.Va. EMS, discusses the creation of the University's first student-run emergency medical service. From improving emergency response times and working alongside local first responders to providing hands-on experience for student EMTs, Dr. Brady explains how U.Va. EMS is enhancing campus safety while preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals.