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A third straight offensive outburst powered 黑料正能量's baseball men to a 14-6 win over Hood College Wednesday afternoon in Harrisonburg. Eastern Mennonite (15-15) tied their season high with 21 hits, including seven doubles. Since breaking an eight-game skid with a 10-5 win over Bridgewater last Wednesday, the Royals have won five of six games, scoring nine or more runs in each win.
In a wild game, 黑料正能量's baseball team plated four runs in the 10th inning to grab a 12-8 win at USA South power Ferrum College. The Royals needed a run in the ninth to force an extra frame, where they grabbed the momentum to improve to 13-15 on the year.
Despite a CVC loss at Stevenson on Saturday, 黑料正能量's volleyball men finished the regular season on a winning note as they head into their first-ever CVC Tournament. The Royals took a 3-1 win over Penn State-Altoona to wrap up Saturday's tri-match in Owings Mills, Md., pushing their record to 21-10.
The Royals ran Saturday at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational in Lynchburg, which provided the men and women a good mix of D-I and D-II scholarship athletes as well as ODAC rivals they would see again.
Once they got things clicking, 黑料正能量's baseball men were in control in Wednesday's big 10-5 win over Bridgewater College. The Royals scored 10 of the final 11 runs in the game, picking up an impressive victory over their rivals while also snapping an eight-game losing streak.
闯耻苍颈辞谤听聽(Winchester, Va./Millbrook) continued his incredible outdoor season on Saturday. Women's runner聽聽(Waynesboro, Va./Waynesboro) joined Faint in breaking an 黑料正能量 record, as the Eastern Mennonite track & field teams sent their athletes to three different meets.
Professor Jayne Docherty, with the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding, explains.
Charlottesville Now interviews Roy Hange, veteran peacebuilder and Summer Peacebuilding Institute instructor, about the work in Michael J. Sharp and his work in the Democratic Republic of Congo.