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Four Cavaliers selected in Major League Baseball draft

By Sean McLernon | June 10, 2004

Pitchers Andrew Dobies and Jeff Kamrath along with pitcher/first baseman Joe Koshansky and shortstop Mark Reynolds were all picked during the first two days of this week's Major League Baseball First Year Player draft. Dobies was selected in the third round by the Boston Red Sox (95th overall) is the fourth highest a Virginia player has ever gone in the draft.

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Virginia finds smooth stroke at plate

By Patrick Mitchell | April 23, 2004

The Virginia softball team plays a doubleheader this Saturday at home against N.C. State, two games which will greatly affect the team's seeding in the upcoming ACC tournament. A sweep this weekend would bring the Cavaliers to 4-4 in conference and extend their current winning streak to seven games.

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Women's gymnastics get serious, take third

By Eric Ast | April 23, 2004

The members of the Virginia women's gymnastics team may be small and incredibly athletic, but if you happen to be enjoying a pleasant dinner out, and a group of them sit down at a table near you, be prepared for a little surprise. "Always at the end of the competitions we go out and have a big meal," senior Christine Diffell said.

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Cavs need wins at ACC tourney

By SR Sidarth | April 23, 2004

The men's lacrosse team looks to resurrect its chances of an NCAA bid at this weekend's ACC tournament by revenging previous losses against conference foes. The quest begins with a semifinal matchup against the host, No.

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Streaking Cavaliers face tough challenge

By Adrian Vigil | April 23, 2004

The Virginia baseball team has been finding ways to win games. Whether through an offensive explosion like the Cavaliers had against Virginia Tech Wednesday, an extra-innings win over Maryland on April 17, or a late comeback like on April 3 against Duke, Virginia (34-7, 14-4 ACC) has managed to end up on the winning side of the fight. "We're finding a way to win," pitcher/first baseman Joe Koshansky said.

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The walk-off column

By Jessica Garrison | April 22, 2004

T he best advice I have ever received about my column-writing was absurdly simple: Put a little honest piece of yourself into every column you write.

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After strong start, Cavs falter in ACC

By Robert Amanfu | April 22, 2004

A loss to an ACC powerhouse like Duke is by no means shameful. But if you're a member of the Virginia women's tennis team, it definitely isn't a great way to end the season. Virginia was sent packing from the ACC tournament in Raleigh after losing to the Blue Devils, 4-0, Friday in the quarterfinals.

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Virginia concludes inaugural season

By Sara Gilliam | April 22, 2004

Despite a seventh place finish in its first ACC Championship tournament, the Virginia women's golf team's inaugural season proved to be a learning experience for future success. The Cavaliers faced stiff competition in the tournament, with three of the seven teams ranked in the top 20 in the nation, including defending national champion and No.

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Select five perform well, teams struggle

By Chris Glasser | April 21, 2004

How would you describe Virginia's performance at last weekend's ACC outdoor championships in Chapel Hill -- a moral victory, a domination of the competition, a humbling middle-of-the-pack finish? In the end, it proves to be a matter of perspective. For Will Christian, McGavock Dunbar, Kellen Blassingame, David Sullivan and Inge Jorgensen, the weekend was an unquestioned success. Christian finished first in the 5,000-meter run and second in the 10,000-meter, setting two personal records along the way.

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