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Sports in Brief

By Samantha Silverberg

September 20, 2002

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Hayes glides through the water against Virginia Tech Jan. 11.

For Leah Hayes, 'Just keep swimming' is what Virginia is all about

By Xander Tilock | Yesterday

She shatters records in the pool and is an inspiration to swimming fans and all those with alopecia.

Freshman forward Breona Hurd stepped up, contributing 16 points and six rebounds.

Virginia comes back from a 20-point gap but falls short versus No. 18 Georgia Tech

By Victoria Blankenship | Yesterday

Virginia loses another ACC bout in heartbreaking fashion.

Rohde has shifted into a primary ball-handling role this season.

How a reinvention turned Andrew Rohde into men’s basketball’s most reliable player

By Thomas Baxter | 2 days ago

The guard has become one of Virginia's primary threats.

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