UVA powers past Clemson with five home runs and strong pitching, securing a 2-1 series win highlighted by standout performances from Henry Zatkowski, Joe Trioly, and Harrison Didawick.

On a day when No. 9 Virginia was without AJ Gracia and Eric Becker, the Cavaliers outlasted Clemson to seal the weekend series.

Clemson’s Michael Sharman and Hayden Simmerson held the Virginia bats in check by allowing the Cavaliers to score one run on six hits.

Behind a strong pitching performance from Henry Zatkowski, the No. 9 Virginia baseball team downed Clemson by a score of 6-4.

In the final contest of a four-game road swing, the No. 9 Virginia Cavaliers dropped a 6-2 ballgame to VCU on Tuesday at The Diamond.

The No. 13 Virginia baseball team flexed its offensive muscles on Sunday by run-ruling Notre Dame, 20-5, in eight innings in South Bend.

Veteran journalist Greg Waters, who has covered UVA athletics since 1999, has joined the JerryRatcliffe.com team.

The No. 13 Virginia baseball team dropped a Saturday contest to Notre Dame by a score of 5-3 at Frank Eck Stadium in South Bend.

The No. 13 Virginia baseball team outslugged Notre Dame, 8-4, on Friday at Frank Eck Stadium in South Bend.

The No. 13 Virginia baseball team dropped an extra-inning affair to James Madison by a score of 8-7 in 10 innings on Tuesday.

In the series finale between two top-10 squads, the No. 10 Virginia baseball team fell on Saturday to No. 7 Florida State by a score of 9-3.

The No. 10 Virginia baseball team fell on Friday afternoon by a score of 5-2 to No. 7 Florida State at Disharoon Park.

In a contest that was dominated by pitching, the No. 10 Virginia baseball team topped No. 7 Florida State, 4-3, at Disharoon Park on Thursday.

In front of the largest midweek crowd of the season, the No. 10 Virginia baseball team run-ruled Old Dominion, 16-2, in seven innings.

In the opener of a four-game road swing, the No. 9 Virginia baseball team run-ruled Maryland, 16-6, in Fredericksburg on Tuesday evening.

To seal its third ACC series win of the season, the No. 9 Virginia baseball team run-ruled No. 24 Wake Forest, 14-4, on Sunday.

The No. 9 Virginia baseball team dropped a 13-4 contest to No. 24 Wake Forest on Saturday at Disharoon Park.

In a game that the No. 9 Virginia baseball team never trailed, UVA downed No. 24 Wake Forest by a score of 10-6 at Disharoon Park on Friday.

In the second of back-to-back midweeks, the No. 9 Virginia baseball team outslugged Liberty in a 14-12 contest on Wednesday evening.

On a frigid day at Disharoon Park, No. 9 Virginia collected the season’s seventh come-from-behind victory with a 6-4 win over Georgetown.