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“If you want,” UVA baseball coach Brian O’Connor said to my wife and me, standing outside the outfield fence at Davenport Field, “you can go on the field and take your photos there.”
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An estimated 4,000 fans were filling the John Paul Jones Arena Thursday to fete the UVA baseball team, returning to Charlottesville as conquering heroes, big trophy in hand. Beneath the bleachers, coach Brian O’Connor, pitchers Josh Sborz and Brandon Waddell and third baseman Kenny Towns reflected on what seemed impossible a month ago.
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Virginia Organizing Chairperson Sandra A. Cook released the following statement following the U.S. Supreme Court decision in King v. Burwell today.
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The UVA baseball NCAA Championship Celebration has been moved to John Paul Jones Arena due to the threat of inclement weather this afternoon in the Charlottesville area.
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If you tell UVA baseball coach Brian O’Connor in January, Brian, you’re going to have Nathan Kirby on four days rest to give you two innings with a 4-2 lead to close out the final game of the College World Series, he says to you, Thank you.
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The University of Virginia athletics department would like to invite the public to celebrate the 2015 NCAA champion UVA baseball team on Thursday, June 24 from 6-7 p.m. at Davenport Field. Admission and parking for this event are free.
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UVA and Vanderbilt play Game 3 in the College World Series with a national championship on the line. Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham leads our live blog.
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Over 560 swimmers and their families are coming to Waynesboro this week, bringing both competition and tourism dollars to the community.
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UVA and Vanderbilt play Game 2 in the College World Series Championship Series tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern. Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham leads our live blog.
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Virginia Organizing leaders were present as Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe announced today that formerly incarcerated individuals will no longer need to satisfy all court costs and fees in order to have their civil rights restored by the Governor.
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