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Go the distance

Virginia athletic department, thank you for meeting demand with supply instantly. Three weekends ago, during a three-game sweep of Boston College, the Virginia baseball team drew a record 9,642 fans to Davenport Field.


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Cavaliers

[caption id="attachment_34157" align="alignleft" width="197" caption="Sophomore Lindsey Hardenbergh won both her doubles and singles matches against No.


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Wright named All-American, first since

[caption id="attachment_34097" align="alignleft" width="223" caption="Senior guard Monica Wright averaged 23.7 points per game this season en route to becoming Virginia's all-time leading scorer and the third highest all-time scorer in ACC history.


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Final Four bonanza

The wonderful madness of March has culminated, bestowing upon us that wonderful gift of the first weekend of April: the Final Four. To be sure, no one probably picked this Final Four.


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Virginia faces JMU in non-ACC match

[caption id="attachment_34093" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Virginia freshman pitcher Melanie Mitchell started and won all three games against Virginia Tech last weekend and has compiled 171 strikeouts in 143.2 innings for 14 wins this season.


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Team overcomes Tigers at home

Although it suffered a slight scare, the No. 1 Virginia baseball team came out ahead in its matchup against Towson yesterday evening at Davenport Field, triumphing 8-5. Things started out rocky, as freshman starting pitcher Branden Kline allowed seven hits and four runs in just three innings of work.


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Garland

Having a baby will really suck the life out of you, even as it gives you something to love. Babies take hundreds more hours than you expect them to.


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No. 1 Cavs host Towson for midweek series

[caption id="attachment_34047" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Sophomore third baseman Steven Proscia knocked in 27 RBIs through Virginia's first 15 games but has only sent home two runners during the last nine contests.


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Pulling for Butler

Brad Stevens' career path to coaching the Butler Bulldogs is typical among his peers. A high school basketball star, he later played college basketball for the mighty D-3 Depauw University Tigers.

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