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Cavaliers earn first bid to NCAA Tournament since 2001 season

By Zach Rowen | November 8, 2006

After hanging in limbo for the past four days, the Cavaliers heard the news they wanted last night as they received a bid to the NCAA Tournament. Virginia, who has not appeared in the Tournament since 2001, received an at-large bid and will play Iowa in the first round at Wake Forest. After three mediocre seasons, coach Michelle Madison came in, and in her first year, turned around a program that was struggling to establish itself in the ACC. "I think it's a credit to the entire coaching staff and the team," Madison said.

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Show me the money

By Jeremy Root | November 7, 2006

I n case you missed it, the NBA kicked off its season last week when the Miami Heat hosted the Bulls on Halloween.

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New seniors will have big shoes to fill

By Zach Rowen | November 7, 2006

With quality wins over Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech and Boston College last year, the 2005-06 Cavaliers left Virginia coach Debbie Ryan and the rest of the Virginia coaching staff a solid foundation on which to build.

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CSAA: corporate sponsor addicts anon.

By Kyle O'Connor | November 7, 2006

Hello, my name is Kyle and I'm a sponsorship addict. Believe me, I'm not happy about it. In fact, I'm madder than George Gelnovatch at the ACC Tournament (and that's just about the maddest human being I could think of). I've tried everything to get my life back: the patch, the gum, the pill and the support groups, but so far, no dice. Let me take you back a couple months to when this whole mess began.

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Field Hockey falls in ACC semifinals

By Cavalier Daily Staff | November 6, 2006

Virginia (13-7) fell to the Maryland Terrapins 5-2 Friday, halting the team's ACC Tournament run in the semifinals. After falling behind 2-0 early, freshman forward Fenna Breitbarth brought the Cavaliers to within 2-1 with a goal early in the second half. In the span of just over five minutes, the Terps tacked on three more goals to widen the lead to 5-1.

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Virginia nets exhibition win

By Anders Sleight | November 6, 2006

The Virginia men's basketball team officially opened the 2006-2007 season Saturday night, hosting Augusta State in an exhibition game at the new John Paul Jones arena.

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Virginia remains undefeated in ACC, has strong meet

By Ryan Franklin | November 6, 2006

Coming into Saturday's meet against Georgia Tech, the Cavaliers expected a meet where older swimmers would be allowed to garner practice in tertiary events and which would give the younger swimmers a chance to compete. This is exactly what the team gained when the men's and women's swimming and diving teams posted solid wins to remain undefeated in the ACC.

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Men's and women's teams ready to jump in

By Ryan Franklin | November 3, 2006

After a week of intense training and grueling practices, the Virginia men's and women's swimming and diving teams open the weekend with an ACC home meet against Georgia Tech at the Aquatic & Fitness Center Saturday afternoon. In Virginia's last meeting with Georgia Tech, the men's and women's teams won 11 of 11 events.

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Cavs take first round of ACC tournament

By Steven Goff | November 2, 2006

The Virginia Cavaliers had not forgotten anything about their short stay at last year's ACC men's soccer tournament, not the four goals they had allowed to Clemson in the quarterfinals nor the deficient overall form that had ended a two-year reign atop the nation's most competitive league. So when they arrived at Maryland SoccerPlex yesterday for the 2006 event, the Cavaliers were intent on making amends for last fall's messy performance and regaining their place among the conference elite. The result-- a 2-0 victory over those same Tigers -- was cleaner than their play, but enough to send the third-seeded Cavaliers into tomorrow night's semifinal against second-seeded Wake Forest.

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