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Highlights from Virginia's 2-2 draw at Virginia Tech 9.5.25 BLACKSBURG, Va. — A late surge earned Virginia (3-1-1, 0-0-1 ACC) a valuable point in its ACC opener Friday night (Sept. 5) at Thompson Field. UVA Freshmen Bacary Tandjigora and Nick Simmonds combined for a 79th-minute goal, sealing a 2-2 draw at No. 8 Virginia Tech (2-0-2, 0-0-1 ACC). Goals (Assist) 27’ Virginia – Pelà (Dos Santos) 29’ Virginia Tech – Sullins (Belatrache) 44’ Virginia Tech – Ariely (Beutel) 79’ Virginia – Simmonds (Tandjigora) How it Happened: Virginia had the better of the early chances as Sami Oulouheu came close to giving UVA the lead just past the five-minute mark, but his attempt was steered wide of the post. Jesus De Vicente tested the Hokie goalkeeper early forcing a save at the low post from a free kick while Simmonds also registered a near miss inside the penalty area. The Cavaliers broke open the scoring minutes later when Marco Dos Santos picked out Umberto Pelà inside the penalty area who found the back of the net to score in consecutive games. Virginia Tech answered two minutes later when Andy Sullins leveled the game from inside the penalty area for 1-1. With just

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Augusta men's cross country team opened its 2025 campaign at the Converse Kick-Off on Friday morning, placing sixth overall in the 6K. Freshman Jackson Musto paced the Jaguars in his collegiate debut, clocking 20:44.3 to finish 31st and lead Augusta's scoring pack. Fellow freshman Sam Segrist crossed just behind in 20:52.8 for 36th place, while senior Shahzeb Rashid added veteran presence with a 21:04.4 finish for 46th. Rounding out Augusta's top five were freshman Landon Amos (21:20.9, 55th) and freshman Barrett Stepp (21:41.5, 63rd). Sophomore David Ajuzie also competed, finishing 77th overall. The Jaguars fielded a young lineup with four freshmen in the scoring group, gaining valuable early-season experience against a competitive field. Augusta continues its fall schedule on Friday, Sept. 12, at the Queen City Invitational in Charlotte, N.C. Players Mentioned Players Mentioned

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September 04, 2025 As the Malveaux era enters its second season on the Plains, a bevy of newcomers will wear the Orange and Blue at Jane B. Moore Field for the first time. Throughout the fall, we’ll introduce the 13 fresh faces joining the program. by Anne Trammell AUBURN, Ala. - As the Malveaux era enters its second season on the Plains, a bevy of newcomers will wear the Orange and Blue at Jane B. Moore Field for the first time. Throughout the fall, we’ll introduce the 13 fresh faces joining the program. Leading off is sophomore outfielder Kylie Shaw. Hailing from Estero, Florida, Shaw spent her freshman season at Florida where she appeared in 35 games for the Gators. During her prep career, Shaw won multiple national championships and was a named a PGF All-American. Q: How old were you when you started playing softball? Shaw: Ten. Q: Who has influenced your softball career the most? Shaw: I’d say my parents. They spent a lot of time with me working on and off the field. Q: What advice would you give your younger self? Shaw: Just to have fun. I think being young, you don’t realize softball is just

LAS CRUCES, N.M. — NM State looks to turn the corner on its early season when it faces Texas Tech, a squad that has dropped just one match this fall to San Francisco. The Aggies enter the nonconference clash with one win in six outings and will aim to lean on their resilience and defensive organization as they chase a statement performance against one of the Big 12's top programs.   WHO: NM State (1-5-0) vs. Texas Tech (4-1-0) WHEN: Thursday, Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. MT WHERE: NM State Soccer Athletic Complex   Last Year's Record… The Aggies finished third in the CUSA regular season standings with a record of five wins, two losses, and two ties. They also went 1-for-2 in the CUSA tournament held at FIU in Miami, Fla., after defeating Jax State in the first round to qualify for the CUSA semifinals where they fell to Liberty in the final minutes of play.   Last Game... The Aggies traveled to Tempe, Ariz., and clashed against the Arizona State Sun Devils. An early goal in the first half of the matchup pushed the Sun Devils in front and carried the the opponent to a 1-0 victory over

ABC boasts best Kickoff Weekend on record with 8.6 million viewers across four games College GameDay Built by The Home Depot delivers the most-watched episode ever with 4.0 million viewers ABC drew three games with 10M+ viewers, the first time ESPN networks have reached that milestone in a single weekend Alabama-Florida State scores 10.7 million viewers, the best mid-afternoon Week 1 audience on record ESPN and ABC kicked off the college football season with record-breaking audiences, highlighted by the most watched episode in the history of College GameDay, the best Week 1 for ESPN networks on record and ABC’s strongest Kickoff Weekend performance on record. College GameDay Built by The Home Depot delivered its most watched show ever, averaging 4.0 million viewers. The show’s final 15 minutes, featuring Lee Corso’s iconic headgear pick, peaked from 11:45 – noon ET at 5.7 million viewers across ESPN and ESPNU – the highest quarter-hour peak ever for the Saturday morning program. The comprehensive peak audience for Corso’s final headgear pick across ESPN’s roadblock (ESPN/ESPNU/SEC Network/ACC Network) and FOX, along with full social media measurement, will be available Thursday. Across the full weekend, ABC averaged 8.6 million viewers across four games, marking its best Kickoff Weekend on

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Nicholas Bendtsen and Stella Kermes of the Virginia men’s and women’s cross country program were named the first ACC Performers of the Week for the 2025 season after a successful season opener at the 2025 Spider Alumni Open, the league office announced Tuesday (Sept. 2). Virginia dominated the Spider Alumni Open in Richmond, Va. for the third consecutive year as graduate student Nicholas Bendtsen and sophomore Stella Kermes won the men’s 6k and women’s 4k. In his Virginia debut, Bendtsen led the Cavaliers to a 1-2-3-4-6 finish. The Wolcott, Conn. native crossed the line in 17:57.6, just 0.1 ahead of Justin Wachtel (17:57.7), Andrew Jones (17:57.8) and Will Daley (17:57.9). Hard to beat Bendtsen 😎 Congratulations to Nicholas Bendtsen on being named the 𝗠𝗲𝗻'𝘀 𝗔𝗖𝗖 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗸⤵️🗞️: https://t.co/5qwemxpDTW #GoHoos pic.twitter.com/s6rs7G9Vuh — Virginia Track & Field and Cross Country (@UVATFCC) September 2, 2025 In the women’s race, Kermes bettered her season opener finish from a year ago breaking the tape in 13:17.3. The Waxhaw, N.C. native finished 10th clocking 13:56.9 on the same course last season. Led by Kermes, the Virginia women occupied six of the top ten spots with Mary Ellen Eudaly (13:20.0) and Ella Woehlcke (13:26.1)

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If you really like football and the process of becoming a great player, you won’t find a better place to go than here. - Head Coach Barry Odom I want to give a lot of thanks to the crowd. The student section was off the charts, and they created energy in the stadium. The band was tremendous. It felt like college football, and it’s exciting. I know our guys appreciated it. - Head Coach Barry Odom speed down the field on kickoff coverage really helped in a lot of ways. He was good on punt return, and he’s making progress. - Head Coach Barry Odom on his Special Teams Player of the Week Head Coach Barry Odom Offensive Coordinator Josh Henson Defensive Coordinator Mike Scherer Linebacker Charles Correa Wide Receiver Michael Jackson III