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Men's tennis defeats Wake, NC State The No. 38 Virginia men's tennis team won two ACC matches this weekend, first upsetting No.


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"The Kid" no longer

As the flowers start to bloom around Grounds, the birds chirp away and the sun finally provides needed warmth after a long, cold winter, it is safe to say that spring is finally in the air.


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Virginia set to face unranked UMBC

After three straight victories over top-10 opponents, the No. 4 Virginia women lacrosse squad (6-2, ACC 1-1) gets a short respite from its rough schedule when it travels to unranked University of Maryland-Baltimore County to face the Lady Retrievers at 4 p.m.


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Cavaliers sweep three-game set

The Virginia baseball team completed their three-game sweep of visiting Duke Sunday afternoon at Davenport Field, riding the arm of junior Chris Gale and the bat of shortstop Mark Reynolds and defeating the Blue Devils, 6-0. The Cavaliers (13-8, 3-3 ACC) entered the series mired in a three-game ACC losing streak after opening conference play at No.


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Three Virginia wrestlers compete in NCAAs

Seniors Bob Seidel and Joe Alexander and junior Tim Foley all fell in the early rounds of the double-elimination national wrestling championships. Seidel enjoyed the most success, winning two of his 141-pound matches and finishing two wins shy of All-American honors.


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Virginia shuts out Tribe at Davenport Field

Riding the strong arm of sophomore lefty Andrew Dobies, the Cavaliers cruised to 6-0 win against the Tribe of William and Mary yesterday afternoon to stay undefeated at home. Dobies pitched a complete game shutout, a feat that has not be accomplished by Virginia since April 5, 2002, when Jeff Kamrath blanked Maryland in College Park.


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