The Virginia softball team had a busy weekend, traveling to Tempe, Ariz. to face off against Utah State, Boise State, Northwestern, East Carolina and San Jose State.
It was a long offseason, but at last the Virginia softball team will get back into action this weekend. The Cavaliers will travel to Tempe, Ariz. to play a total of five games in three days to kick off the 2016 season.
The margin of error for was very slim this week for the Virginia softball team. The Cavaliers (16-40, 4-20 ACC) needed to sweep Syracuse and hope that Florida State swept Georgia Tech — who sat just two games above Virginia in the conference standings — to allow the Cavaliers to gain eligibility for the ACC tournament.
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The Virginia softball team will travel to Lynchburg as it competes in a doubleheader against Liberty and concludes its non-conference schedule.
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The Virginia softball team earned two comeback, walk-off wins against Longwood Wednesday in its last games at the Park this season.
The Virginia softball team will take a break from conference play as it concludes its twelve-game homestand with a doubleheader against Longwood Wednesday.
After splitting a doubleheader against ACC rival Virginia Tech this past Wednesday, the Virginia softball team was once again looking to improve its conference record against the NC State Wolfpack.
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The Virginia softball team (12-31, 4-14 ACC) again demonstrated its ability to rebound after a tough loss, as it dropped the first game of a doubleheader against Virginia Tech (29-10, 7-9 ACC) before rallying to claim the second game.
The Virginia softball team will compete in a midweek doubleheader against Virginia Tech as it looks to continue its successful homestand.
The Virginia softball (11-30, 3-12 ACC) team earned its first ACC series victory of the season as it took two of three from Boston College over the weekend.
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In a doubleheader against Western Carolina Tuesday, Virginia (9-29, 1-11 ACC) truly seemed to hit its stride, producing 12 runs, committing only one error and surrendering only two runs as it earned the sweep.
The Cavaliers fell to 7-28, 1-11 ACC on the season, while the Tar Heels improved to 23-9, 9-2 ACC.
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Virginia softball dropped its Wednesday contest against George Washington, 5-2. The Colonials took advantage of a four-run third inning to survive a late comeback bid by the Cavaliers.
The Virginia softball team (7-25, 1-8 ACC) will face George Washington (13-11, 0-2 A-10) for the second time this year as it attempts to avenge its loss to the Colonials earlier in the season.
Virginia hosted the U.Va. Home Tournament, featuring Delaware State (5-14) and Marist (9-13), earning an even 2-2 split over the course of the weekend.
