Softball's home is no day at The Park
By Chris Kelly | April 9, 2003If you want fans to come out and support your team, you need to have an appealing location, lots of seating and a comfortable atmosphere.
If you want fans to come out and support your team, you need to have an appealing location, lots of seating and a comfortable atmosphere.
Admittedly, the majority of you who read this column (yes, all 10 of you) are not my targeted audience this time around--well, not yet at least.
Kate Walters and Emily Lodge represented Virginia's club swim team Saturday at the University of North Carolina's Spring Invitational.
Virginia men's tennis now stands at 4-3 in the ACC after losing their fourth and fifth matches this season on the road at No.
Virginia's club baseball team topped Virginia Tech in both games of Saturday doubleheader. The Cavaliers hosted the Hokies at Charlottesville's Burley Field.
As the Virginia football team prepares for its April 18 and 19 games, the Cavaliers will be practicing 20 hours per week.
Despite a passionate effort against two ranked ACC teams, the Cavaliers dropped a pair of matches on the road this past weekend against No.
While competing in the 2003 ConocoPhillips Spring National Swimming Championships, Virginia volunteer assistant swim coach Ed Moses clocked a new American record in the 100 meter breaststroke with a time of 1:00.21.
The Virginia track and field team traveled to Durham over the weekend to compete in the Duke Invitational.
The No. 4 Virginia women's lacrosse team fell into a hole early and never recovered as the No. 3 Duke Blue Devils handed the Cavaliers their third loss of the season, 12-7, yesterday at Klockner stadium.
It doesn't make sense. It's just a 2-3 zone, right? It's not unique in concept, like Temple's patented matchup zone.
The Virginia softball team split a doubleheader with the visiting Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Saturday afternoon at The Park.
In a must-win game, the No. 6 Virginia men's lacrosse squad broke open a 5-5 halftime tie with three consecutive scores on its way to a 10-7 decision over the No.
Clemson 9, Virginia 4 Virginia 4, Clemson 1 Clemson 9, Virginia 2 Virginia traveled to No.
The Virginia Track and Field team will travel to Durham, N.C. to compete in the Duke Invitationals today and tomorrow.
After two narrow defeats in a row and a fall from the nation's top ranking, No. 6 Virginia heads into tomorrow's match-up against No.
The No. 4 Virginia women's lacrosse team will return to the friendly confines of Klockner Sunday afternoon as they take on Duke in an ACC matchup.
Today the Virginia baseball team will travel to Clemson, South Carolina to play the No. 20 Tigers in a highly anticipated game.
Virginia's softball team will open their ACC season this weekend against the best the conference has to offer, hosting the defending ACC Champion Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (26-15) for a Saturday afternoon doubleheader. Conference success has been a stated goal of the Virginia team (25-16) since the start of the season, as an outright ACC title is the only way to earn an automatic bid to NCAA Regionals.
I'd like to start off this week's installment of my column by apologizing to both of my faithful readers for those cries for help masquerading as NCAA Tournament predictions that ran last week.