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In a banner season for the Longwood softball program, the Lancers added another first to its resume by capturing its first NCAA Tournament victory in the Division I era Saturday afternoon at the Knoxville Regional.
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Kevin McAvoy tossed seven shutout innings, only allowing two baserunners as the Salem Red Sox shut out the Winston-Salem Dash 4-0 for their fourth consecutive victory.
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Potomac Nationals (15-21-Overall, 8-11-Road) RHP Dakota Bacus pitched six scoreless innings and the offense banged out five runs on 11 hits behind him to coast to a 5-2 victory in Game Two of the series with the Frederick Keys (19-18-Overall, 12-4-Home) at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium on Saturday night.
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A pitcher’s duel at City Stadium turned into a slugfest in eighth and ninth, as the Hillcats dropped game two of three against the Wilmington on Saturday night. Dexter Kjerstad hit a three-run, pinch-hit home run in the ninth inning to cement the 4-2 win for the Blue Rocks.
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The George Mason baseball team (23-27-1) wrapped up its season on Saturday afternoon as the UMass Minutemen (16-27) scored 10 unearned runs to defeat the Patriots 10-4.
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The third-ranked UVA men’s tennis team advanced to the NCAA semifinals for the sixth consecutive year with a 4-0 victory over No. 6 Texas A&M in a quarterfinal match Saturday at the Hurd Tennis Center on the campus of Baylor University.
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The Virginia baseball team finished off a three-game series sweep with an 8-2 victory at North Carolina Saturday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C.
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Last season’s UVA starting quarterback, Greyson Lambert, announced Saturday on Twitter that he intends to transfer, leaving Virginia with just one scholarship quarterback on the roster heading into the summer.
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The Potomac Nationals (14-21 Overall, 7-11 Road) dropped their series opener with the Frederick Keys (19-17 Overall, 12-3 Home) at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium on Friday evening by the final score of 4-1 as the quality start from P-Nats RHP John Simms (0-4) was wasted by the visiting club.
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The James Madison baseball team racked up 14 hits on Friday evening but dropped a 14-4 decision to UNCW in Colonial Athletic Association action at Brooks Field.
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