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Team strives for late-season push

[caption id="attachment_42937" align="alignleft" width="159" caption="No. 84 sophomore Hana Tomljanovic likely will pair up with junior teammate Emily Fraser to take on two top-30 teams during the Cavs' final home matches.


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Squad seeks win against big rival

[caption id="attachment_42859" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Sophomore pitcher Melanie Mitchell returned to action this past weekend after being sidelined by injury for nearly a month.


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Team eyes ACC triumph

[caption id="attachment_42857" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Against Virginia Tech, the Cavaliers hope to ride the hot scoring hand of sophomore midfielder Annie Thomas, who tied her season high with three goals during a wild 19-18 win against Harvard Sunday.


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A year without football

The end of the summer has meant one thing for me during the past few years. Without fail, there has come a time each August or September when I have no choice but to give up on my hope that the Mets will make one last push for a playoff spot.


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The building of a program

In an attempt to relieve the college basketball overload that swamps most sports fans this time of year, I'm going to talk about something else - and don't worry, I'll avoid the tired topics of Barry Bonds, Jim Tressel and the NFL draft as well.


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Quartet powers offense

[caption id="attachment_42788" align="alignleft" width="263" caption="Junior attack Julie Gardner, who switched positions at the beginning of the season, has tallied a team-high 21 assists and 22 goals in 12 starts during 2011.


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Ace returns in Cavs

[caption id="attachment_42784" align="alignleft" width="270" caption="Sophomore pitcher Melanie Mitchell only yielded one run in her first start since suffering an injury.


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Reflections on opening weekend

Now that the Major League Baseball season is officially under way - and in conformity with modern media's rules of knee-jerk, way-too-early reactions - it's about time for some thoughts and reflections regarding the first weekend of the 2011 season. Let's start with a look at several of the early favorites to make a run at the World Series.


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Blue bests Orange team

[caption id="attachment_42739" align="alignleft" width="196" caption="Sophomore quarterback Michael Rocco started for the winning Blue team and completed 10 of 22 passes for that squad.


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Cavaliers falter without Bratton

[caption id="attachment_42735" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Playing before 10,545 fans at Scott Stadium, junior attackman Chris Bocklet led the Cavaliers with two goals, including one to end a 25-minute scoring drought.


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Offense overpowers Virginia Tech

The Cavaliers arrived at Virginia Tech this weekend ranking No. 1 in two polls. After outscoring the Hokies 37-8 during a three-game sweep, the team made a case to be the country's unanimous top team. Virginia (28-2, 11-1 ACC) plated 17 runs in four innings Friday, as the team took the opener 18-3.


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Close to home

At the core of my love for sports lie the VCU Rams. My impressionable four-year-old mind was irrevocably jolted in the winter of 1992, when I strode through one of those swinging grey doors inside the Richmond Coliseum.


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