For Virginia softball, the map to victory is clear — it’s also on the wall
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A six-inning scoreless outing is a good sign for Virginia as the postseason nears.
Even though going into game three with the series already won relieves some pressure off Virginia, it should not be an excuse for them to take their foot off of the gas.
Although the weekend ended on a high, Virginia lost its composure against unranked Notre Dame and suffered two major losses.
When Bella Cabral first started playing softball, it didn’t matter if she liked it or not — now she has grown to love and play it on the nation’s biggest stage.
The series ended on a high note, but it also left plenty of negatives that Virginia must address.
After a suboptimal start to the season, Virginia has picked up a slew of necessary wins to get them going.
Virginia saw several worthy opponents at the Invitational, going 2-3, giving other big names such as No. 5 Texas A&M and Auburn a run for their money.
In honor of Black History Month, two staff writers discuss the history of Black student-athletes at the University.
Attendance at women's sporting events is at an all-time high.
