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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (72-68) surpassed the Reading Fightin Phils on the field and at the gate with a 2-1 win on Monday afternoon in front of 5,751 to finish out the season.
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Fall is traditionally apple season in Virginia, and many more Virginia-grown apples are now being sold directly to consumers instead of to processing plants for juice and sauce.
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The Cavaliers got a great equalizing goal from Courtney Petersen (Canton, Mich.) in the 85th minute of play, but couldn’t find a third goal to grab the win as No. 1 Virginia (4-0-1) played No. 19 Pepperdine (4-1-1) to a 2-2 draw on Sunday afternoon.
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It could all come down to tomorrow afternoon at The Diamond. The Richmond Flying Squirrels (71-68) defeated Reading 2-1 on Sunday afternoon but have to wait for the results of the Binghamton/Altoona Sunday night contest to see if their playoff hopes will be alive in the season final on Monday afternoon.
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Redshirt senior Desmond Rice, who sat out the 2014 season with an injury, rushed for 139 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Flames to a 32-13 win over Delaware State, Saturday evening, at Williams Stadium.
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Months after same-sex relationships were recognized as constitutionally protected by a Supreme Court decision, county clerk Kim Davis is refusing to do her job.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (70-68) had their playoff hopes almost extinguished following a 2-0 defeat to Reading on Saturday night in front of a sold out crowd at The Diamond.
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It’s hard to imagine a worse way to start a make-or-break season. The UVA defense allowed UCLA to gain over 500 yards, and the Cavs’ offense couldn’t run the ball, and couldn’t convert in the red zone when it mattered.
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The top-ranked Virginia women’s soccer team trailed at halftime, but a furious rally in the second half helped the Cavaliers (4-0-0) pick up a road win at No. 8 UCLA (2-2-0) with a 2-1 victory on Friday night.
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Forty years ago, President Gerald Ford signed into law a ban on most U.S. oil exports. While many may have forgotten or never even knew it existed, this ban is still in place today, acting as a barrier to expanded American energy trade and production. After four decades, it’s time to repeal this outdated ban.
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