The Virginia softball team had a rough start to the month of March, going 2-9 over an 11-game stretch.
The Cavaliers (8-18, 0-3 ACC) started off the month against UNC-Wilmington and Radford, dropping both games against UNCW (14-9, 0-0 CAA), 2-1 and 8-7, respectively. The 8-7 defeat came on a walk-off base hit in the 12th inning.
Virginia split its two-game series with Radford (12-6, 0-0 BSC), dropping the first game 6-3, but winning a close fought contest their second time around, 3-2. In the second game, the Cavaliers were aided by a strong, complete game effort from freshman pitcher Erika Osherow.
Virginia dropped both of their games against Towson (16-4, 0-0 CAA), 10-2 and 6-3, respectively, but bounced back quickly with a 4-3 victory against George Washington. Virginia’s offense, led by sophomore infielder Lauren Heintzelman’s three-run homer, helped put the Colonials (9-8, 0-0 A-10) away.
In the second game against George Washington, two key errors proved costly for Virginia as the Cavaliers lost 5-2.
Virginia came home to Charlottesville for the first time all spring to take on ACC rival Notre Dame this past weekend. The No. 20 Fighting Irish (21-3, 3-0 ACC), however, proved to be too much for the Cavaliers as they swept the weekend series, winning 9-2, 7-3 and 16-3, respectively.
Virginia will look to bounce back this weekend, as the team takes on Louisville for a three game series in Charlottesville.
Read More
With much-needed win over Miami, men’s basketball ends road losing streak
By Emory Huffman | YesterdayIt was another battle of the bottom, and Virginia proved it is at least above the conference's floor.
Men’s and women’s squash find success at CSA Individual Championships
By Peter Kratz | YesterdayIn individual competition, the Cavaliers excelled.
Virginia baseball has an ace up its sleeve and in its bullpen — Dean Kampschror
By Xander Tilock | 2 days agoThe senior pitcher is exactly what the Cavaliers need to succeed in 2025.
