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Cavaliers struggle in lone home meet

Amid rain and unseasonable temperatures, a good number of fans and the University pep band, the Virginia women's rowing competed against Michigan State early Saturday morning. Unfortunately for the Cavaliers, Rivanna Reservoir did not seem to provide much of a home-court advantage.


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I May Have A Problem

I caught March Madness. Badly. Not the basketball one. I mean sure, I watched a ton of games, but that's just being a good sports fan.


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Virginia hosts tough challenge in southern foe

With a season-high 13 runs and 18 hits in its last game, the Virginia softball team (19-16, 2-7 ACC) hopes to duplicate its offensive firepower this weekend as they host Florida State (29-18, 5-4 ACC) for three games. The Cavaliers are coming off a doubleheader Tuesday at Liberty, which they split.


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A Shameful Silence

The Virginia men's lacrosse team is the undisputed No. 1 squad in the country, and is off to its best start in school history during a season when college lacrosse is getting national attention for the first time.


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Cavaliers head to Richmond for bounce-back game

The previous two times the Virginia Baseball team has been swept by a team from the Tar Heel State, the Cavaliers followed the losses with eight-run victories. They will try to continue that trend today when they play their first mid-week game on the road against the Richmond Spiders at 3:00. "It's going to be a little bit different, but I think [playing a mid-week game on the road] will be good for this team," Virginia utility player Sean Doolittle said.


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Virginia ready to depose Monarchs

It may have seemed like a misprint at first glance, but Virginia's 20-1 win over Old Dominion last year was very real. The Cavaliers allowed the Monarchs only eight shots en route to the easy win in Norfolk.

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