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Virginia golfer Andrew Orischak (Hilton Head Island, S.C.) has been named to the 2020 Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) University Division Men’s Golf All-State Team.
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Watch a close game in Virginia today, and the sportsbook is rarely farther away than the phone already showing the score.
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From Staunton native and trailblazer William Haines to Fairfax native and “Ted Lasso” star Jason Sudeikis, Virginia has produced a fair share of notable actors.
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Once Norfolk State was eliminated in the MEAC basketball tournament last March by South Carolina State, power forward Devon Ellis of the Spartans had options.
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Some amount of our tax dollars are going to a Virginia Tech-Virginia Tourism rollout of a “Virginia is for Hokie Lovers” promotional campaign, which will accomplish, what exactly?
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Virginia is the most populous U.S. state without a major sports franchise. That does not mean a good sporting culture itself is non-existent, with the state having a huge college program.
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They’re in different strata of the college football world now, but for decades, the annual Virginia Tech-VMI game was the “Military Classic of the South,” a Thanksgiving Day tradition hosted almost every year in Roanoke from 1913 to 1971.
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Keswick Hall touring pro Lauren Coughlin and Keswick Club member Dr. Bob Rotella have been named to the Virginia Golf Hall of Fame 2026 Class, per a release from the Albemarle County golf club.
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I’ve written over the years about how hard it is for a Virginia lieutenant governor to get any headlines, given the nature of the job.
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A former contender in the pro boxing ranks whose career ended in a disputed DQ loss in a 2015 match in Northern Virginia that left him in a vegetative state died on Thursday.
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