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Virginia wins first MLax tournament away game since 1998
UVa beats Brown 17-9 in Providence. Amazingly, UVa was not seeded this year and had to travel for their opening game.

The two-time defending champions will likely play Maryland next. Terps have been a buzz saw this year.
05-14-2022 08:49 PM
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(05-14-2022 08:49 PM)Wahoowa84 Wrote:  UVa beats Brown 17-9 in Providence. Amazingly, UVa was not seeded this year and had to travel for their opening game.

The two-time defending champions will likely play Maryland next. Terps have been a buzz saw this year.

Take 'em out.
05-15-2022 06:02 AM
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