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  • #13 UNC blanks #1 UVa. : No. 13 North Carolina scored five times in the sixth inning to break open a scoreless game on its way … (Read More)
  • Homer the difference in 1-0 Blue Rocks win : Deivy Batista’s first Carolina League homer was all the Blue Rocks needed to defeat the Red Sox 1-0 on Thursday … (Read More)
  • Potomac blasts Frederick : Potomac hit six home runs and blasted Frederick 14-6 Thursday afternoon from Harry Grove Stadium. J.P Ramirez, Destin Hood, Brian Peacock, … (Read More)
  • Wilmington edges VCU : VCU rallied from a run down to tie the score twice during the first six innings but a bases loaded … (Read More)
  • JMU opens with shutout win : Four James Madison pitchers combined to limit Northeastern to six hits in a 5-0 shutout to open a Colonial Athletic … (Read More)
  • St. Joe’s wins slugfest with UR : Phil Ruzbarsky launched a grand slam home run in the sixth inning to give Richmond an 8-7 lead, but Saint … (Read More)
  • UVa. to play in Paradise Jam : The Virginia men’s basketball team will participate with seven other teams in the 2011 U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam in … (Read More)
  • Embarrassment of (lack of) riches : Mike Shanahan, we hardly knew ya. The genius is being exposed as a guy who was simply along for the … (Read More)
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