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Team sees mixed results

[caption id="attachment_47614" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Fifth-year senior Mark Amirault took the podium at last weekend's ACC Championship with a team-best third-place finish in the 8k race.


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Cavs cruise past foes at Princeton Chase

A week after collecting a Championship Eight victory at the prestigious Head of the Charles event, the Virginia women's rowing team secured two wins at the Princeton Chase Sunday. In the premier Varsity Eight race, Virginia's top boat crossed the finish line at the 14:35.17 to down all other competition, including a talented hosting Princeton unit which claimed second place.


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Squad stuns No. 6 Duke

[caption id="attachment_47534" align="alignleft" width="152" caption="Freshman goalkeeper Jenny Johnstone recorded a career-high 14 saves to stymie the potent Blue Devil offense en route to her seventh win this season.


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Team falls 3-0 against Hurricanes, Seminoles

While avoiding the Charlottesville snow in Florida, the Virginia volleyball team nevertheless slipped in its two weekend matches against Miami and Florida State. Friday against the Hurricanes (19-3, 10-3 ACC), the Cavaliers (8-15, 2-11 ACC) failed to reach 20 points in any set and were swept 3-0 in Coral Gables.


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Brian double downs Miami

[caption id="attachment_47520" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Freshman forward Morgan Brian scored both Virginia goals during the team's 2-0 Senior Night triumph.


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Team takes on Eagles

[caption id="attachment_47518" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Freshman midfielder Calvin Rezende scored his first collegiate goal last Tuesday night to break a scoreless tie against American.


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Squad travels to Florida

After dropping two home contests 1-3 to Clemson and Georgia Tech, the Virginia volleyball team begins a four-match road trip starting this weekend against ACC foes Miami and No.


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Cavs host Duke for Senior Night

The Virginia field hockey team will host No. 5 Duke during its regular season finale Saturday night on a Senior Night game the Cavaliers hope will provide as much practical significance as it does symbolic. The team will honor its three seniors, midfielder Alexandra Jahnle, defender Rachel Jennings and goalkeeper Adrienne Ostroff.


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Cavaliers battle

[caption id="attachment_47450" align="alignleft" width="199" caption="In her final regular season game for Virginia, senior goalkeeper Chantel Jones will have the opportunity to inch closer to the NCAA all-time shutout record.


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Squads seek to sink Navy

[caption id="attachment_47448" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Senior Kelly Flynn, who placed fourth during the 200 breaststroke event at last weekend's SMU classic, is one of only four seniors on the Cavalier women's squad this season.


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Cavs stumble in ITA finals

Although a number of players on the Virginia men's and women's tennis teams reached the final rounds of the ITA Atlantic Regional earlier this week, they failed to capture a single title. Junior Jarmere Jenkins and the duo of senior Drew Courtney and junior Julien Uriguen reached the final round for the Cavalier men in Charlottesville, but all suffered untimely losses with the ultimate prize on the line.


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Cavs claim title at Head of Charles

One of Virginia's most successful athletic programs is at it again. The women's rowing team - a perennial national title contender - kicked off its fall campaign with a win at the Head of the Charles Sunday. The Cavaliers captured the championship eights title while also finishing runner-up in the championship fours.


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Let them play

Many Sundays ago, Lawrence Taylor was captured on videotape prowling the Giants sidelines before a game, imploring his teammates to "go out there like a bunch of crazed dogs." The video perfectly encapsulates Taylor's raw intensity and borderline - complete?


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