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No. 21 Virginia scored the first 13 runs, 12 with two outs, in a 15-5 series-opening win over Louisville on Friday at Disharoon Park. Virginia won its 30th home game of 2023, the most in a season since 2013.
In its non-conference regular season finale, No. 21 Virginia produced an 8-0 shutout win over Radford on Wednesday at Disharoon Park. The Cavaliers became first NCAA team since 2015 to go undefeated in regular season non-conference play.
No. 21 Virginia returns to action on Wednesday to host Radford in the final non-conference game of the season. First pitch at Disharoon Park is scheduled for 1 p.m.
Kate Douglass and Iñaki Montes were honored as Virginia’s top female and male athletes for the 2022-23 academic year.
Virginia improved to 24-0 in non-conference play this season and have won 28-consecutive regular season game non-ACC games dating back to 2022.
No. 20 Duke won the rubber match of a three-game series, 7-3 over No. 13 Virginia on Sunday at Disharoon Park. The Blue Devils scored the game’s first six runs and held on for the series-clinching victory.
No. 13 Virginia will host a three-game series against No. 20 Duke at Disharoon Park. The series opener is scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. and will broadcast live on ACC Network.
No. 13 Virginia remained unblemished in non-conference play with a 13-4 win over Towson on Wednesday at Disharoon Park.
No. 13 Virginia overcame a three-run, sixth inning deficit by scoring the game’s final seven runs in a 7-4 win over Liberty on Tuesday at Disharoon Park.
No. 13 Virginia returns home to Disharoon Park to kick-off an 11-game homestand beginning with midweek contests against Liberty on Tuesday and Towson on Wednesday.
The Fighting Irish took game one, 10-2 and held on for a 5-4 victory in the nightcap.
The Cavaliers improved to 23-2 at home this season and went 6-2 on the eight-game homestand.
Pitt clinched the series with a 6-4 win over No. 7 Virginia on Saturday at Disharoon Park. The Cavaliers suffer their second ACC series loss of the season.
The Cavaliers (30-4) improved the nation’s longest winning home winning streak to 23 games.
On a historic day at Disharoon Park, Virginia junior third baseman Jake Gelof became the program’s all-time home run king, as the seventh-ranked Cavaliers run-ruled visiting Richmond Tuesday, 18-0, in seven innings.
In the three-game sweep against No. 20 Miami, UVA junior third baseman Jake Gelof was 7 for 14 (.500) with a double, triple, three home runs and nine RBI.
Junior Jake Gelof drove in four of the six runs and tied the program’s all-time home run record with a pair of homers in the contest.
The Cavaliers set a program record with their 20th-straight win at home dating back to last season and currently own the nation’s longest home win streak.
Juniors Jake Gelof and Kyle Teel were two of the 45 amateur baseball players included on USA Baseball’s Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List Wednesday.
No. 7 Virginia finished off a four-game road swing with a 4-1 win over Liberty at Worthington Field at Liberty Baseball Stadium on Tuesday in Lynchburg.