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After capturing their third Colonial Athletic Association title in six years, No. 17 James Madison lacrosse will travel to Durham, North Carolina to take on Southern California, Friday, May 8 at 7 p.m. in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
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UVA has received a bid to the 2015 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship as the No. 7 seed and will host the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays in the first round on Sunday (May 10) at 1 p.m., at Klöckner Stadium.
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The UVA women’s lacrosse team (11-6) earned the No. 7 seed in the 2015 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship and will be hosting first and second round games on Friday, May 8 and Sunday, May 10 at Klöckner Stadium after earning an at-large bid in the 26-team field.
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Lynchburg starter, Adam Plutko turned in another good outing on Sunday afternoon, but the Hillcats offense couldn’t get much going and Plutko took his second tough luck loss of the season.
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Six runs came across in the second inning for the George Mason baseball team (20-14-1, 9-9) as it used the outbreak to hang on in an 8-7 series-clinching victory over Davidson (23-18, 12-9) on Sunday.
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The nation’s largest agricultural organization is hoping the federal estate tax will draw its last breath this year.
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Homegrown Virginia wants area farmers’ ugly fruits and vegetables. The growth of the local food movement has seen more produce being harvested than can easily be sold, said Allie Hill, director of Homegrown Virginia and coordinator of the Prince Edward County Cannery.
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Findings of the 2014 Virginia Shellfish Aquaculture Crop Reporting Survey showed another banner year for shellfish aquaculture, with farmers selling $55.9 million in oysters and clams last year.
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On May 6, thousands of students, parents, teachers, and communities across the nation will participate in National Bike to School Day (BTSD), and Virginia is shooting to break its 2014 record of 121 registered schools with a goal of 150 events.
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Wild Virginia, the Sierra Club and JMU are teaming up to bring you a special screening of the new film Won’t Pipe Down by four students at James Madison University about the fight against the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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