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Cavaliers break habit of dropping non-conference games

By Pat Cronin | April 14, 2005

The Cavaliers beat the Liberty Flames twice in the doubleheader held yesterday at the Park. After winning the first game 4-1, the Cavaliers started the second game of the afternoon with a bang and didn't look back -- winning the second game 6-2. The Cavaliers enjoyed a lot of success today, in large part because they were able to take advantage of their offensive opportunities.

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Cavs send Eastern Shore packing early

By Margaret Sessa-Hawkins | April 14, 2005

By the time the second game of Virginia's double header with Maryland Eastern Shore rolled around, there were more people leaving the stadium than entering -- an understandable move considering Virginia had just won the first game 15 to one. The game with UMES started out fairly routinely.

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Terps take down Cavs for sixth-straight loss

By Shrayes Ramesh | April 14, 2005

It's difficult to look for positives when your team has lost five-straight matches. But somehow, Virginia finds ways to show optimism, despite dropping its sixth-in-a-row yesterday against Maryland, 6-1. "It is one thing to play well and fight when you're getting results --- I think anyone can do that," Virginia coach Phil Rogers said.

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Virginia wins tough game against GMU

By Chris Marsh | April 14, 2005

George Mason goalkeeper Meg Dentler played the game of her life, finishing with 16 saves, but even that was not enough to stop the Virginia offense. Junior Tyler Leachman led the Cavaliers with five points, and junior Cary Chasney added three goals of her own as No.

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Offense streaks ahead to face George Mason

By Chris Marsh | April 13, 2005

For George Mason women's lacrosse goalkeeper Meg Dentler, tonight's game against Virginia is simply a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Virginia enters tonight's contest at George Mason with a red-hot offense that has scored 20 goals in each of its last two games.

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Virginians quick to forget Canada's game

By Joe Lemire | April 12, 2005

Where have you gone, Sergei Samsonov? In what is typically a boon sports fortnight -- don't worry, I said "sports fortnight," not "beard fortnight" -- a key component is missing this spring: the NHL playoffs.

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Cavs aim for .500 mark, host in-state foes

By Mickey Cloud | April 12, 2005

With a little under three weeks left in softball season, the Cavaliers are looking to make a late push to improve their postseason credentials. While a 16-21 record might seem to indicate the Cavaliers have not done much to help themselves, Virginia is 5-3 in the ACC and believes a strong finish can put the squad in position to make a run through the ACC Tournament, and possibly, into the Regional Tournament.

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While not dead, Cavs are suffering

By Barney Breen-Portnoy | April 11, 2005

It is not time yet to write a eulogy for this year's Virginia baseball squad. There are however, plenty of reasons to be anxious about the trajectory this season is taking. The Cavaliers have already lost eight conference games -- two more than they did during the entire 2004 campaign.

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