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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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The Salem Red Sox scored all six of their runs in the second inning and cruised to a 6-3 victory over the Potomac Nationals on Friday night at Pfitzner Stadium, running their winning streak to four in a row.
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Connor Lien singled to start the game and came home to score by advancing home on a steal by Keith Curcio as the Carolina Mudcats defeated Lynchburg 1-0 on Friday night at City Stadium. Hillcats pitcher Jayson Aquino turned in a quality start but earned his third loss as a Hillcat.
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UVA sports fans are nothing if not pessimistic about their football team’s chances in 2015, and they’re not alone. Writers and broadcasters who cover the ACC picked the Cavs dead last in the Coastal Division. Coach Mike London, in his sixth season, is a dead man walking, his seat nuclear hot.
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1B Grant DeBruin hammered a three-run home run off the third tier of signage in straight away left field to give the Nationals (64-71-Overall, 33-33-Home, 31-34-Second Half) an eventual rubber match 4-2 win over the Myrtle Beach Pelicans (78-55-Overall, 39-37-Road, 37-27-Second Half) at Pfitzner Stadium on Thursday night.
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The Route 29 Solutions projects will improve safety and mobility in the area, but what will happen during construction? Over the coming weeks, you will notice increased construction activity as several projects begin.
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UVA football coach Mike London talks with reporters. The Cavaliers open their 2015 season at #13 UCLA on Saturday.
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The Waynesboro Police Department has charged three local men with the armed robbery of a Waynesboro man last month. Two of the men have been arrested and are currently incarcerated; the third is on the run.
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The Virginia Museum of Transportation celebrates family togetherness and the cars and trains your grandparents loved with discounts and special activities for Grandparents Day Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm.
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CF Rafael Bautista hit a sacrifice fly to centerfield scoring DH Brenden Webb and Potomac (63-70-Overall, 32-32-Home, 30-33-Second Half) completed an improbably, come-from-behind 4-3 victory over the Myrtle Beach Pelicans (77-54-Overall, 38-26-Road, 36-26-Second Half) with four runs in the bottom of the ninth to earn their sixth walk-off victory of the season at Pfitzner Stadium on Tuesday night.
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