The Virginia softball team will travel to Chestnut Hill, Mass. to take on Boston College this weekend in the final ACC series of the season.
The Virginia softball team will head back across the Mason-Dixon Line today to take on Towson in a doubleheader after losing two of three to Maryland this weekend. The Tigers (28-20, 9-5 CAA) enter the afternoon having lost two of their last three to Georgia State but having won six of their last eight.
With its home schedule complete, the Virginia softball team will head to College Park this weekend for a three-game series against Maryland. Virginia (13-31, 4-11 ACC) will come into the game more rested than usual, as it did not play a midweek doubleheader this week, as it has for most of the season.
The Cavalier softball team split a doubleheader with Liberty in Lynchburg Wednesday, winning the first game 7-6before coming up short in the second game 9-6. Virginia (13-28, 4-8 ACC) held off a late rally by Liberty (8-25-1, 2-1 Big South) to take the win in the first game.
Heading into the homestretch of the season, the Virginia softball team will take a break from conference play with a midweek doubleheader against Liberty Wednesday in Lynchburg.
Most first-year students have an entire year to adjust to life away from their families and the rigors of college-level classes; the spring semester brings new classes, but not a dramatic change from the fall semester.
After splitting the first two games of the weekend series with N.C. State (19-18, 3-6), the Cavaliers found themselves down by a run in the bottom of the seventh inning Sunday.
Virginia softball took both games of a doubleheader against George Mason yesterday. The Cavaliers looked strong in the first game, battling back twice to take the game by a final score of 5-3 behind a season-high seven-strikeout performance from senior pitcher Whitney Holstun.
Nothing seemed to go right for the Virginia softball team. When the pitching was clicking, the offense was unable to get runs across the plate.
The Virginia softball team got off to an inauspicious start in the Cavalier Classic Thursday afternoon against Georgetown, as the Hoyas broke a 0-0 tie in the final inning with four runs to defeat the Cavaliers 4-0. Virginia (7-17) started off strong, in part because of an impressive pitching performance from junior starting pitcher Karla Wilburn, who threw six scoreless innings before giving up three runs in the top of the seventh.
