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Newest Crippen keeps family legacy afloat

By Megan McDonald | January 23, 2008

As she pursued her passion for swimming, Claire Crippen's last name could have been a burden; her older brother, Fran Crippen, had already established himself as a world-class athlete in the pool -- a tough act to follow. Claire Crippen was not deterred: Only halfway through her first year on the Virginia swimming and diving team she is already recognized as one of the Cavaliers' top female competitors. "All the way through high school I followed in my brother and sisters' footsteps," Crippen said.

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Sweating the small stuff

By Aaron Perryman | January 23, 2008

Shaking her head in disbelief, senior guard Sharneé Zoll scanned the stats sheet, expressing regret over her team's blown lead.

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Cavaliers pick up first conference victory against Eagles

By Paul Montana | January 21, 2008

After losing its first ever ACC home game at the John Paul Jones Arena to Virginia Tech Wednesday, Virginia picked up its first conference victory and ended a three-game skid Saturday with an 84-66 win over Boston College. After scoring 70 points or fewer?

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Leitao, love and leisure

By Cavalier Daily Staff | January 21, 2008

Who would've thought that after the Cavs gave away Wednesday's overtime loss to Virginia Tech that Virginia would have a laid back, let's-all-be-happy practice the next day? "I'm just going to say it was an unorthodox practice we had," senior Ryan Pettinella said.

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Cavaliers take three over weekend

By Conor Wakeman | January 21, 2008

The Virginia wrestling squad continued to gain momentum heading into their ACC regular season schedule with three victories last weekend in North Carolina. The Cavaliers began the weekend Saturday against Appalachian State, winning seven of 10 matches on their way to a 24-10 victory.

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London accepts head coaching job at Richmond

By Eric Kolenich | January 21, 2008

The University of Richmond named Virginia Defensive Coordinator Mike London its head football coach Saturday.

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Top-ranked Virginia shuts out No. 43 William & Mary

By Jenna Casey | January 21, 2008

Picking up where last season's dominating 30-4 squad left off, the No. 1 Virginia men's tennis team showcased an impressive season-opener Sunday with a 7-0 win against No.

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Maryland ends Cavs' seven-game win streak

By Sean Bielawski | January 21, 2008

Virginia's women's basketball team suffered its first ACC loss Friday night, losing a hard-fought battle to the fourth-ranked Maryland Terrapins 74-62 at John Paul Jones Arena.

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Virginia finds success in N.C.

By Megan McDonald | January 21, 2008

The Virginia swim and dive teams routed Duke and Gardner Webb Saturday in Durham, N.C. Sunday, freshman Liz Shaw broke an ACC record in the 200 butterfly, finishing at 1:57.04.

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Team heads to North Carolina for three meets

By Conor Wakeman | January 18, 2008

The Virginia wrestling team travels to North Carolina this weekend for three dual matches before the ACC season begins. The Cavaliers wrestle tough-nosed Appalachian State Saturday in Boone, N.C.

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Cavaliers open season play this weekend at home

By Cavalier Daily Staff | January 18, 2008

Tennis season is gearing up in Charlottesville, and the Virginia men's and women's tennis teams are beginning the 2008 season favorably ranked. The men's team features five returning starters, including top-ranked senior Somdev Devvarman, No.

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Four Cavaliers will not enroll in spring semester

By Zach Rowen | January 18, 2008

The Virginia Media Relations Department issued a press release yesterday stating that four Virginia football players will not be enrolled for the University's spring semester.

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Cavs host Boston College as team looks to break three-game skid with ACC win

By Anders Sleight | January 18, 2008

It's not quite do-or-die for the Virginia men's basketball team, but it's close. The Cavaliers will face a tough test Saturday night when Boston College travels to Charlottesville to take on Virginia at John Paul Jones Arena. The Cavaliers find themselves in the midst of a three-game losing streak and have recently endured blowout losses to Xavier and Duke.

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Virginia faces tough test against Maryland

By Sean Bielawski | January 18, 2008

Winter Break was a good one for the Virginia women's basketball team as it won seven games in a row, including its first two conference matchups against Wake Forest and in-state rival Virginia Tech.

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Cavs fall to Hokies as time expires

By Anders Sleight | January 17, 2008

A raucous home crowd at John Paul Jones Arena was treated to a physical, intense and exciting overtime game last night from the Virginia men's basketball team.

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Devvarman, Inglot, Huey lead Cavaliers into 2008 season

By Zach Rowen | January 17, 2008

The Virginia men's tennis team opens its season Sunday against William & Mary as the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's preseason No.

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Virginia goes undefeated during break

By Aaron Perryman | January 17, 2008

The Virginia women's basketball team went undefeated during Winter Break, going an impressive 7-0 to improve its record to 13-4 overall and 2-0 in the ACC.

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A tough one to swallow

By Paul Montana | January 17, 2008

I've seen the Cavaliers lose heartbreakers before, and this was not one of them. This was a tearjerker. It had all the elements of a storyline that is capped off with a happy ending.

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"Movin' on up"

By Bailey Stephens | January 16, 2008

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.

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Cameron crazier

By Paul Montana | January 16, 2008

As I searched for the seat reserved for The Cavalier Daily in Cameron Indoor Stadium's press row, which lies immediately in front of the student section, I began to worry -- I couldn't find my seat.