After taking two series from ACC rivals No.19 North Carolina (26-15, 9-12 ACC) and No.4 Miami (30-8, 14-5 ACC), the No. 20 Virginia baseball team capped off an impressive April with a three-game series sweep against Pittsburgh.
After dropping to 7-8 in ACC play following a series loss against Boston College (18-11, 5-8 ACC) this past weekend, Virginia is looking to claw its way back up to .500 in the ACC with a strong showing against No. 13 North Carolina Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
After jumping off to a 2-0 start following victories against Kent State and Appalachian State in Myrtle Beach, Virginia (2-1) hit a bump in the road Sunday following a 5-4 nail biting loss to No. 23 Coastal Carolina.
When you play in a conference like the ACC, nothing comes easy.
After splitting a doubleheader against ACC rival Virginia Tech this past Wednesday, the Virginia softball team was once again looking to improve its conference record against the NC State Wolfpack.
Junior guard Malcolm Brogdon’s shot sailed through the net with 16 seconds left to give Virginia a one-point lead in a heated contest against Louisville two Saturdays ago. During this moment, an unprecedented one-loss season seemed almost certain for the Virginia Cavaliers.
As the game clock wound down at the Carrier Dome this past Monday, a much-anticipated sense of déjà vu started to sink in for Virginia fans, players and coaches alike.
If you happened to be at John Paul Jones Arena this past Saturday to watch the Cavaliers take on the Demon Deacons of Wake Forest, you may have taken a program.
