Despite knocking off Virginia Tech and Notre Dame, the Cavaliers fell short of earning a spot in the ACC Championship after a loss to Duke.
Virginia has one more series left — a three-gamer against Boston College — before the ACC Tournament begins.
Virginia won the first two games after electric efforts on the offense and defense, but came short of sweeping the series in the third game against Duke.
The Cavaliers came up with a huge win in their series against Georgia Tech.
In the sixth midweek tilt of the season, Virginia produced a win against George Washington and improved to 5-1 in midweek games.
Virginia struggled in the first two games against No. 14 Pittsburgh, but turned out a dominant performance Monday to finish the series with a 10-4 win.
The Cavaliers bit the Spiders in their midweek tilt, claiming the 7-0 shutout.
The Cavaliers fell in two of three games against the unranked Seminoles, despite strong performances from many of their key players.
After nearly a year without Virginia baseball, the team took to Disharoon Park in a three-game series against UConn. The Cavaliers clinched the series — starting the season 2-1.
Last season, the Virginia baseball team was shaping up to be a strong force in the world of college baseball. Now, they look to improve upon that success and return to the postseason for the first time in over three years.
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